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Question 2802

Someone able to use both hands with equal skill

AAmbivalent

BAmphibious

CAmbiguous

DAmbidextrous

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D. AmbidextrousExplanation not yet available.

Question 2801

Special trial of the Head of State by Parliament

AImpingement

BInfringement

CImpeachment

DImpediment

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C. ImpeachmentExplanation not yet available.

Question 2800

Speaking without preparation

ADeliberate

BFluent

CLoquacious

DExtempore

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D. ExtemporeExplanation not yet available.

Question 2799

one who loves books

ABibliophile

BBibliophagist

CBibliophoebe

DBibliographer

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A. BibliophileExplanation not yet available.

Question 2798

Which incident force Mahatma Gandhi to call for the suspension of the Non-Co-operation movement in 1922 ?

AMob violence in Chauri chaura

BJalianwalabagh massacre

CChittangong Armoury Raid

DFoundation of the Swarajya Party

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A. Mob violence in Chauri chauraExplanation: Mahatma Gandhi suspended the Non-Cooperation Movement in 1922 after the violent incident at Chauri Chaura in Uttar Pradesh. During a protest, a mob set fire to a police station, killing several policemen. Deeply committed to non-violence, Gandhi felt the movement had deviated from its peaceful path, leading him to call it off immediately.

Question 2797

the act of 1919 is known as:

ARowlatt Act

BMorley Minto Act

CMont Fort Act

DSimon Act

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A. Rowlatt ActExplanation: The Act of 1919 is officially known as the Montagu–Chelmsford Reforms or the Mont-Ford Act. It introduced dyarchy in provincial governments, expanding limited self-government by dividing subjects into “reserved” and “transferred” categories. Although the Rowlatt Act was also passed in 1919, the term “Act of 1919” generally refers to the Mont-Ford Reforms that shaped India’s constitutional development.

Question 2796

Who was the founder-President of the Swaraj Party ?

AMotilal Nehru

BC. R. Das

CRajendra Prasad

DRajagopalachari

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B. C. R. DasExplanation: Chittaranjan Das, popularly known as C. R. Das, was the founder-President of the Swaraj Party, established in 1923 along with Motilal Nehru. The party aimed to enter legislative councils to resist British policies from within after the Non-Cooperation Movement was suspended. C. R. Das served as its first president, playing a vital role in constitutional and political opposition to colonial rule.

Question 2794

Which one of the following is an indirect tax levied by the Central Government in India ?

AService tax

BCorporate Income tax

CProfession tax

DAgricultural Income tax

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Question 2793

The technique of 'DNA sequencing' was discovered by:

AH. G. Khorana

BWatson and Crick

CFrederick Sanger

DE. M. Southern

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B. Watson and CrickExplanation: The DNA sequencing technique was developed by Frederick Sanger in 1977. His method, known as the Sanger chain termination method, determines the nucleotide sequence of DNA using labeled dideoxynucleotides (ddNTPs) that terminate DNA chain elongation. This technique revolutionized molecular biology and became the foundation for genome sequencing projects such as the Human Genome Project.

Question 2792

The Special Economic Zones Act was passed by the Indian Parliament in 2005 and the Act came into force in:

A2006

B2009

C2010

D2012

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A. 2006Explanation not yet available.

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Someone able to use both hands with equal skill

Special trial of the Head of State by Parliament

Speaking without preparation

one who loves books

Which incident force Mahatma Gandhi to call for the suspension of the Non-Co-operation movement in 1922 ?

the act of 1919 is known as:

Who was the founder-President of the Swaraj Party ?

Which one of the following is an indirect tax levied by the Central Government in India ?

The technique of 'DNA sequencing' was discovered by:

The Special Economic Zones Act was passed by the Indian Parliament in 2005 and the Act came into force in:

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