Indian History

India & Nepal are the two countries participating in the Surya Kiran exercise. Surya Kiran is an India–Nepal bilateral military exercise.

Niladhwaj founded the Khen dynasty in medieval Kamata; Nilambar was its most famous ruler. Nilambar was the best-known ruler of the Khen dynasty of Kamata and was defeated by Alauddin Husain Shah in 1498.

Bal Gangadhar Tilak is commonly described in Indian nationalist history as the “father of the extremist movement”. Bal Gangadhar Tilak was a leading extremist nationalist and is often associated with the “Father of Indian Unrest” description.

The Financial Action Task Force was established in 1989 to combat money laundering and later terrorist financing and proliferation financing. FATF was established in 1989 to combat money laundering and related financial crimes.

The Cripps Mission came to India in 1942 during World War II to seek Indian cooperation for the war effort. The Cripps Mission came to India in 1942 during World War II.

Chandrakumar Agarwala — Chandrakumar Agarwala is the Assamese personality identified by the source with the sobriquet “Pratimar Khanikar”.

Bagh Caves are Buddhist rock-cut caves in Madhya Pradesh, famous for murals and dated broadly to the 5th–6th centuries CE.

Lakshwadeep is the Union Territory identified by the source as smallest; among the listed options the territory’s area is the relevant comparison. Lakshadweep is India’s smallest Union Territory by area.

Samhita refers to a collection of Vedic hymns/mantras. The Samhitas form the principal mantra collections of the Vedas. Samhita denotes a collection of Vedic hymns/mantras.

Ernst Mayr was a leading evolutionary biologist known for major work on species concepts, evolution and ornithology. Ernst Mayr is often called the Darwin of the 20th century for his work in evolutionary biology.

Aurangzeb constructed the Moti Masjid in the Red Fort complex of Delhi. The Moti Masjid in Delhi’s Red Fort was built by Aurangzeb.

B — Grand canal, China is the world’s longest artificial waterway among the listed options; the Grand Canal of China stretches for more than 1,700 km. The Grand Canal of China is the world’s longest artificial waterway system.

Gupta is traditionally called India’s “Golden Age”, especially because of achievements in art, literature, science and culture under Gupta rulers. The Gupta period is often called the Golden Age of India in textbooks because of major achievements in literature, science, mathematics and art.

Sri Nath Barbaruah — Sri Nath Barbaruah is identified by the source as the author associated with “Tungkhungia Buranji”, an important chronicle of the Ahom period.

Aparupa — Aparupa is the first film directed by Jahnu Barua, according to the source.

D — Governor —

Milk is associated with the White Revolution, which transformed India’s milk production. Operation Flood began in 1970. The White Revolution concerns milk production; Operation Flood began in 1970.

WBC are called the “soldiers” of the body because they defend against infections and foreign substances. White blood cells defend the body against infections and foreign substances.

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Garuda Shakti is the India–Indonesia joint military exercise.