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761. The caves of “Ajanta” are famous for?

Answer: Paintings
A
Sculpture
B
Paintings
C
Temples
D
Terra-cotta
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Ajanta is famous for Buddhist Jataka paintings. The caves developed mainly from the 2nd century BCE to the 6th century CE.

762. What was the official language of the “Sultanate Period”?

Answer: Persian
A
Urdu
B
Arabic
C
Persian
D
Turkish
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763. The “Kumar Bhaskar varma Sanskrit and Ancient Studies University” is located in which district?

Answer: Nalbari
A
Jorhat
B
Bongaigaon
C
Nalbari
D
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764. Which of the following dynasty succeeded the “Mauryas”?

Answer: Sungas
A
Satvahanas
B
Sungas
C
Yavanas
D
Pandyas
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Sungas succeeded the Mauryas in Magadha. The Shunga dynasty was founded by Pushyamitra Shunga. The Sunga dynasty succeeded the Mauryas around 185 BCE.

765. Who was the founder of “Nalanda University”?

Answer: Kumar Gupta
A
Harsha Vardhana
B
Samudra Gupta
C
Kumar Gupta
D
Chandra gupta
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Kumar Gupta — Kumar Gupta is traditionally credited in the source with founding Nalanda University. Kumaragupta I is commonly associated with its early foundation.

766. Who was the mother of “Mahavira”?

Answer: Trishala
A
Trishala
B
Yashoda
C
Jameli
D
Mahamaya
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Trishala — Trishala was Mahavira’s mother according to Jain tradition.

767. Which ruler murdered his father, “Bimbisara” to ascend the throne?

Answer: Ajatshatru
A
Ashoka
B
Ajatshatru
C
Kanishka
D
Simukha
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Ajatshatru — Ajatshatru was Bimbisara’s son and successor in the Haryanka dynasty; he became king after Bimbisara’s death.

768. “Apatanis” are the tribes found in?

Answer: Arunachal Pradesh
A
Himachal Pradesh
B
Uttarakhand
C
Sikkim
D
Arunachal Pradesh
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Arunachal Pradesh is the state where the Apatani tribe is found, especially in the Ziro Valley. Apatani people are indigenous to Arunachal Pradesh, especially the Ziro Valley.

769. Which of the following cities is the “National Rail Museum located?

Answer: New Delhi
A
New Delhi
B
Kolkata
C
Mumbai
D
Lucknow
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New Delhi is the city containing India’s National Rail Museum. The National Rail Museum is in New Delhi.

770. “Pochampat” irrigation project lies on?

Answer: Godavari
A
Narmada
B
Krishna
C
Godavari
D
Kaveri
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Godavari — Godavari is the river associated with the Pochampad/Pochampadu irrigation project in the Godavari basin.

771. Couple burial was found in which of the following “Harappan sites”?

Answer: Lothal
A
Lothal
B
Mohenjodaro
C
Chahnudaro
D
Kalibangan
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Lothal — Lothal is the Harappan site identified by the source where a couple burial was found.

772. “Jhum” cultivation refers to___?

Answer: Shifting agriculture
A
Terrace farming
B
Step farming
C
Shifting agriculture
D
Jamun cultivation
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Shifting agriculture —

773. Which British General defeated Rani Lakhsmibai and Tantia Tope during revolt of 1857?

Answer: Hugh Rose
A
John Lawrence
B
Alexander duff
C
Hugh Rose
D
Lord Canning
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Hugh Rose — Hugh Rose defeated the forces of Rani Lakshmibai and was a leading British commander in the suppression of the 1857 revolt in central India.

774. Who established the “Atmiya Sabha” a precursor in the soocio-religious reforms in Bengal?

Answer: Raja ram mohan roy
A
Vivekananda
B
Dayanand Saraswati
C
Raja ram mohan roy
D
Aurobindo Ghosh
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Raja ram mohan roy established the Atmiya Sabha in 1815, an early forum for socio-religious reform in Bengal. Raja Rammohan Roy founded the Atmiya Sabha in 1815.

775. The study of universe is called?

Answer: Cosmology
A
Astrology
B
Astronomy
C
Universology
D
Cosmology
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Cosmology is the scientific study of the universe as a whole, including its origin, structure and evolution. Cosmology studies the origin, structure and evolution of the universe.

776. “Jongal Balahu” was a great leader of?

Answer: Tiwa
A
Tiwa
B
Kachari
C
Karbi
D
Bodo
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Tiwa is the community/kingdom associated with the legendary leader Jongal Balahu in Assam. Jongal Balahu is a legendary/folk hero associated with the Tiwa tradition.

777. “Tungabhadra” multipurpose project is a joint undertaking of?

Answer: Andhra pradesh & Karnataka
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Andhra Pradesh & Tamil Nadu
B
Tamil Nadu & Karnataka
C
Kerala & Karnataka
D
Andhra pradesh & Karnataka
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Andhra pradesh & Karnataka are the two states sharing the Tungabhadra multipurpose project. The Tungabhadra Project is a joint undertaking of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka.

778. “Golden Quadrilateral” comprising National Highway connects?

Answer: Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Kolkata-Delhi
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Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Hyderabad-Delhi
B
Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Kolkata-Delhi
C
Delhi-Mumbai-Banglore-Kolkata-Delhi
D
Delhi-Mumbai-Banglore-Kolkata-Hyderabad
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Delhi-Mumbai-Chennai-Kolkata-Delhi is the four-metro-city alignment of the Golden Quadrilateral, India’s major national highway network linking Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata. The Golden Quadrilateral links Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai and Kolkata through a major national-highway network.

779. What are the “Morley-Minto reforms of 1909 known for?

Answer: Separate Electorates
A
Federalism
B
Separate Electorates
C
Provincial Dyarchy
D
Provincial Autonomy
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The 1909 Morley–Minto reforms are best known for introducing separate electorates for Muslims. The Indian Councils Act, 1909, introduced separate electorates for Muslims.

780. Who was the last Viceroy of India?

Answer: Lord Mountbatten
A
Lord Linningthow
B
Lord Wavel
C
Clement Atlee
D
Lord Mountbatten
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Lord Mountbatten was the last Viceroy of India, serving from 1947 until independence and the transfer of power. Lord Mountbatten was the last Viceroy of India and the first Governor-General of independent India.

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