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Question 1
CA2
In which year Afghanistan joined SAARC?
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April, 2007.

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As its eighth member state

Question 2
GK AWARDS
The scientist of Indian origin who received Nobel Prize for chemistry in 2009 is:
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Venkatraman Ramakrishnan

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Question 3
Indian-Geography
Sabarimala Temple belongs to the State:
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Kerala

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Question 4
Indian-History MODH
Who founded Servants of India Society?
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Gokhale

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Servants of India Society founded by Gopal Krishna Gokhale in 1905.

Question 5
Indian-Geography
The main entrance of Red Fort is called :
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Lahori gate

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<div class="ai-exp-block"> <b>Explanation:</b> <p>The main entrance of the Red Fort is called Lahori Gate. It forms the western edge of the fort and is the principal entry used by rulers and visitors for ceremonial access. The name reflects its historical association with the region of Lahore, and it is a prominent landmark when discussing Mughal architecture and Delhi’s fort complex. The other options refer to different gates or structures: Kashmir Gate (northern gate), India Gate (a separate war memorial in New Delhi), and Diwan-e-khas gate (a restricted audience hall gate).</p> </div> <div class="ai-did-block"> <b>? Did You Know?</b><br> <p>The Lahori Gate is one of the main entrances and is often depicted in paintings and photographs of the Red Fort, symbolizing the fort’s imperial grandeur.</p> </div> <div class="ai-remember-block"> <b>? Remember:</b> <p>Lahori Gate = main western entrance of the Red Fort.</p> </div>

Question 6
eng error
Find the Incorrect (Wrong) sentence.


A) The earth moves around the sun.

B) He didn't yet complete his assignment.

C) I see a van coming.

D) none of these.
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He didn't yet complete his assignment.

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He didn't complete his assignment.

Question 7
NE
Which of the following is the State flower of Tripura?
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Nageswar

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Question 8
CA3
Where is the Headquarter of International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)?
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Vienna (Capital of Austria). formed: July 29, 1957

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Head: Yukiya Amano

Question 9
Indian-Geography
How many States of India share its border with Bhutan ?
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4

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4 states are North Eastern states of Assam(267 km), Arunachal Pradesh(217 km), Sikkim(32 km), and West Bengal(183 km).

Question 10
Indian-History
The name of Sarojini Naidu is associated with :


A) Non-cooperation Movement.

B) Swadeshi Movement.

C) Civil disobedience Movement.

D) Quit India Movement
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Civil disobedience Movement

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The correct answer is <b>C</b> — Civil disobedience Movement. <ul> <li><b>Why C is correct:</b> Sarojini Naidu actively supported and participated in the Civil Disobedience Movement (Salt Satyagraha and related protests) of the 1930s. She mobilized women, gave speeches, and joined protests against British rule.</li> <li><b>Why A, B, D are less accurate:</b> <ul> <li>A) Non-cooperation Movement: She supported Congress’s broader goals but was more prominently involved during the Civil Disobedience era.</li> <li>B) Swadeshi Movement: This earlier, 1905-08 movement focused on boycotts and Indian goods; Naidu’s international prominence came later.</li> <li>D) Quit India Movement: She supported the movement, but she is not chiefly identified with it; the Civil Disobedience period is the more defining association.</li> </ul> </li> </ul>

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