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Q1. The RBI acts as an advisor to the government on financial and economic matters. This is a form of its function as a:
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Q2. The Partition of Bengal in 1905 led to the formation of the 'Sammilani Sabha' in East Bengal. The primary objective of this organization was to:
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Q3. What is a major earthquake measuring 7.0 or higher on the Richter scale?
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Q4. The Western Ghats and Eastern Ghats meet at:
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Q5. The Preamble reflects the philosophy of the Indian Constitution, which is:
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Q6. The extensive development of pastoralism, particularly sheep and cattle ranching, is a dominant land use in regions characterized by:
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Q7. Which of the following Indian climate zones experiences a prolonged dry season followed by a period of heavy rainfall concentrated in a few months?
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Q8. What does 'DOI' stand for in the context of scientific publications?
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Q9. Which award is given for outstanding contributions in the field of environmental protection?
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Q10. Which type of diffusion occurs when people adopt an innovation, but the innovation itself does not move?
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Q11. Which of the following is a greenhouse gas?
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Q12. The removal of forests for various purposes is known as:
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Q13. The World Bank headquarters is located in which city?
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Q14. The societal impact of the Green Revolution, while boosting agricultural productivity, is often critiqued for exacerbating which environmental and social issue?
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Q15. Which of the following is an example of 'qualitative' monetary policy instrument?
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Q16. The 'Bhoodan Movement,' while primarily associated with Vinoba Bhave, shared common ground with Nehru's ideals regarding:
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Q17. Which WEF report often discusses the development of smart cities and the impact of technology on urban living?
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Q18. What instrument is used to measure sound intensity?
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Q19. The President can declare a Proclamation of Emergency on grounds of threat to financial stability under which article?
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Q20. What is the geographical term for a disputed territory between two or more states?