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Question 247

Dharmasagar at comilla was excavated during the reign of which Tripura king

AKalyan Manikya

BRadha Kishore Manikya

CDhanya Manikya

DDharma Manikya

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C. Dhanya ManikyaExplanation not yet available.

Question 246

Maharaja Bir Bikram died in which year?

A1948

B1946

C1947

D1945

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C. 1947Explanation not yet available.

Question 245

The cannon displyed at Kamanchowmohani, Agartala belonged to whom?

AHussain Shah

Bshamsher gazi

C2nd Dharma Manikya

DKrishna Manikya

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A. Hussain ShahExplanation not yet available.

Question 244

Who is the first Indian girl to crossed the English Channel twice?

AArati Saha

BRashmi Sharma

CBula Choudhury

DAnjali Dhar

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B. Rashmi SharmaNineteen-year-old the youngest Indian Crossing the English Channel

Question 243

Norman E. Borlaug is associated with

AGreen Revolution

BWhite Revolution

CPink Revolution

DBlue Revolution

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A. Green RevolutionNorman E. Borlaug was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1970 in recognition of his contributions to global food production.

Question 242

The author of 'The Song of India' is

ASarojini Naidu

BRabindranath Tagore

CRudyard Kipling

DJawahar Lal Nehru

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A. Sarojini NaiduExplanation not yet available.

Question 241

The author of 'War and Peace' is

AWilliam Shakespeare

BLeo Tolstoy

CSalman Rushdie

DV.S. Naipaul

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B. Leo TolstoyExplanation not yet available.

Question 240

The author of 'All Well that Ends Well' is

ACharles Dickens

BLewis Carroll

CWilliam Shakespeare

DJane Austen

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C. William ShakespeareExplanation not yet available.

Question 239

Fruits of this plant are found underground

APotato

BCarrot

CGroundnut

DOnion

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C. GroundnutExplanation: Groundnut (Arachis hypogaea) is a leguminous plant that exhibits geocarpy — after fertilization a downward-growing peg pushes the fertilized ovary into the soil and the pod (the fruit) matures below ground. Potato, carrot and onion are underground plant parts but are respectively a tuber (stem), root and bulb — not fruits.

Question 238

Iron deficiency in Blood is referred as

AGoitre

BAnaemia

COsteoporosis

DKwashiorko

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B. AnaemiaExplanation: Anaemia is a condition caused by a deficiency of iron in the body, leading to reduced formation of haemoglobin in red blood cells. As a result, the blood’s capacity to carry oxygen decreases, causing fatigue, weakness, dizziness, and pale skin. Iron is essential for haemoglobin synthesis, and deficiency can result from poor diet, blood loss, or malabsorption. Foods rich in iron include green leafy vegetables, liver, red meat, legumes, and jaggery.

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Dharmasagar at comilla was excavated during the reign of which Tripura king

Maharaja Bir Bikram died in which year?

The cannon displyed at Kamanchowmohani, Agartala belonged to whom?

Who is the first Indian girl to crossed the English Channel twice?

Norman E. Borlaug is associated with

The author of 'The Song of India' is

The author of 'War and Peace' is

The author of 'All Well that Ends Well' is

Fruits of this plant are found underground

Iron deficiency in Blood is referred as

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