Indian History

T Prakasam —

Gopal krishna Gokhale —

Venus is the bright morning/evening planet historically associated with the name Lucifer.

The Portuguese conquest of Goa occurred in 1510 under Afonso de Albuquerque.

D — Coal —

Charles Wilkins produced the first English translation of the Bhagavad Gita, published in 1785.

Open competitive recruitment to the Indian Civil Service began in the mid-19th century; the first open competitive examination was held in 1855.

Rabindranath Tagore composed Amar Sonar Bangla; it became Bangladesh’s national anthem after independence in 1971.

Cycling — A time trial is a cycling event in which riders race individually against the clock.

D — Bengmara —

Sarbananda Singha was a ruler of the Matak kingdom in Assam.

31st january —

Nylon is strong and lightweight, making it suitable for parachutes.

B — Fish —

Mundra is in Gujarat and hosts a major coal-based power complex.

Kalia Bhomora —

Yeddo —

Abdul Masjid —

Ghuar Moti is the westernmost point identified in the source; Ghuar Moti lies in Gujarat’s Kutch region near the Pakistan border. India’s westernmost mainland point is near Ghuar Mota in Gujarat.

Brajesh Mishra was India’s first National Security Advisor, appointed in 1998. Brajesh Mishra was India’s first National Security Advisor, appointed in 1998.