General Awareness (GA) One Liners

-- 25

-- Allahabad

-- Parliament of India

-- A resolution passed by the Parliament With a special majority

-- India's Accumulated Fund

-- Chief Minister of the State

-- Proven misconduct and Incompetence

-- Calcutta High Court

-- Fundamental Rights

-- R K Narayan

-- Khushwant Singh

-- Mahatma Gandhi

-- R Kaushik

-- Chetah Bhagat

-- Shiv Prasad Singh

-- Jawaharlal Nehru

-- M.V. Kamath

-- Arudra

-- Thomas Hardy

-- Limnology

-- 7516.6 km

-- Govind Sagar

-- Conductivity

-- Panchmadi

-- Lake

-- Ladakh Plateau

-- Himadri

-- Peak

-- Mount Everest

-- Hippocrates

-- Augustus Comte

-- Herodotus

-- Sushrutaa Samhita

-- Charaka

-- Cleisthenes

-- Alan Turing

-- Pythagorus

-- Gregor Mendel

-- Sigmund Freud

-- The Pacific Ocean.

-- Ellora Caves, Qutab Minar and Manas Wild Life Sanctuary

-- Maharashtra

-- Hydrabad

-- Greenland

-- Assam

-- Anandpur Sahib.

-- The Jawahar tunnel

-- Yellowish brown

-- Sonbhadra district of Uttar Pradesh.

-- Arunachal Pradesh

-- Graduates and Post Graduates [for more https://www.who.int/careers]

-- Dr. Patrick Amoth

-- Africa

-- Dr. B. Chisholm [1948 to 1953]

-- Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus

-- Liechtenstein[UN member], Niue and the Cook Islands[ Non-UN Member]

-- 194 countries as member states

-- Delhi

-- Geneva, Switzerland.

-- 7 April 1948

-- Speaker of the Lok Sabha

-- Federalism is basic structure of Indian Constitution

-- 3 in Lok Sabha and 4 in Rajya Sabha

-- The Cabinet Secretary

-- 25

-- The Indian President known as first citizen of India.

-- IAS

-- 51 Union ministries in India.

-- Meghalaya. Mawsynram, in Meghalaya is the wettest place on Earth because of these hills and it lies in the Khasi Hill.

-- The Purvanchal Range or the Eastern Mountain Range comprises three parts: The Patkai-Bum Hill, KhaThe Garo-si-Jaintia Hills and Lushai Hill (Mizo Hill).

-- Pir Panjal. This range is also known as Lower Himalayas. Rivers like Ravi, Chenab and Jhelum flow through this range.

-- Karakoram Range, it has a length of 500 km and is worlds largest peak.

-- Mount Everest. It is the highest peak of the world at 8848 m.

-- Nanga-Parbat . Nanga-Parbat and Namcha Barwa are considered as Western and Eastern Point of the Himalayas.

-- Himalaya

-- Sikkim (Shared with Nepal)

-- Kangchenjunga

-- There are 07 mountain ranges having peaks of over 100 meters in India.

-- Thomas Jefferson

-- The American Revolutionary War (1775 to 1783).

-- 4 July 1776

-- Second Anglo-Dutch War.

-- 1609

-- Christopher Columbus’ in 1492

-- Spanish and Dutch Foreigners are neighbors

-- Agriculture, Metals and Minerals, and Primary production

-- British Company and Expedition Group.

-- 1607 (Virginia) and concluding in 1732 (Georgia).

-- The eastern coastline of North America.

-- The Seven Years' War.

-- King George III on 7 October 1763.

-- 1763 to 1766

-- British

-- To stop the pirating exchange sugar and molasses from the French and Dutch.

-- To limit and regulate the use of paper money in the American colonies.

-- a direct tax on the British colonies in America by Great Britain.

-- To provide the British soldiers with housing and food.

-- To accompanied the repeal of the Stamp Act 1765 and the changing and lessening of the Sugar Act.

-- Refers to a series of British acts of Parliament passed between 1767 to 1768 relating to the British colonies

-- Adams’ letter in 1768

-- Pascal (Pa)

-- Diffusion

-- Sun Hemp

-- less than 0.002 mm

-- Crumby Structure

-- 2.65 g/cc (grams per cubic centimeter)

-- Organic Soils

-- 1.33 g/cc ( grams per cubic centimeter)

-- Dry Land Agriculture

-- Rice, Maize

-- V.V Dokuchaev

-- Weathering

-- Boron deficiency

-- Wind Vane

-- Anemometer

-- Vitamin A

-- 4-6

-- Eremology

-- Oryza Sativa

-- New Guinea

-- C K Nayudu

-- A Referee

-- 1966

-- Coaches

-- 1951

-- Ajit Wadekar

-- Headingley

-- Sri-Lanka

-- Wilson Jones

-- Kamaljit Sandhu

-- Andra Pradesh, Karnataka, Central MP, Maharashtra, Southern UP, South Bihar Plateau

-- Bagor - Rajasthan and Adamgarh - Madhya Pradesh

-- Belan valley -Allahabad district, Bhimbetka and Adamgarh - Hoshangabad district, Pahalgam - Kashmir, Singi Talav - Nagaur district

-- Hand axes and cleavers, along with chopper-chopping tools.

-- Bori

-- Narmada valley

-- 4.2 million year old human fossil founded in Africa dates

-- Neolithic Age (4000-1800 BC)

-- Mesolithic Age (10000- 4000BC),

-- Up to 10000 BC

-- Harappa, Mohenjodaro, Dholavira, Ganweriwala and Rakhigarhi.

-- 1,260,000 sq. km[ Current geography- India, Pakistan, and Afghanistan ]

-- John Marshall

-- 2500 – 1750 BC

-- Kalibangan (Rajasthan), Lothal, Dholavira, Rangpur, Surkotda (Gujarat), Banawali (Haryana), Ropar (Punjab).

-- Marshall, Rai Bahadur Daya Ram Sahni and Madho Sarup Vats.

-- Harappa, Punjab in 1921 - 1922

-- Phulwari ke Naal Wildlife Sanctuary

-- Himachal Pradesh

-- Kaziranga National Park in Assam

-- River Brahmaputra

-- Jim Corbett National Park

-- Punjab

-- There are 566 existing wildlife sanctuaries in India covering an area of 122420 km2, which is 3.72% of the geographical area of the country.

-- There are 104 existing national parks in India covering an area of 43,716 km2, which is 1.33% of the geographical area of the country.

-- Maharashtra, It has total 48 number of wildlife sanctuaries.

-- Mayureshwar Wildlife Sanctuary in Baramati, about 70 km from Pune.

-- Madhya Pradesh and Andaman & Nicobar Islands have the maximum number of National Parks i.e 09.

-- Manas National Park or Manas Wildlife Sanctuary in Assam

-- The Ranthambore National Park, located in the state of Rajasthan.

-- South Button Island National Park in the Andaman and Nicobar Islands is the smallest National Park in India.

-- Hemis National Park in Jammu & Kashmir.

-- Timber and Ebony

-- Lost-wax casting process

-- 16 water reservoirs found at The Harappan city of Dholavira

-- For public they built great water management with 80 public toilets and about 700 wells. Every house had own rainwater harvesting and bath system.

-- They use single door and windows facing opposite side of the roads and open into the central courtyard.

-- Ivory scale was around1.704 mm made from Bronze age. Founded at Lothal, Gujarat.

-- Researchers found weights of 0.05, 0.1, 0.2, 0.5, 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, and 500 units. These are different from Egypt and Mesopotamia measurement.

-- Spears, Knives and Arrow-heads

-- 9 times and each time on top of the earlier grid.

-- Gold, Lead, Copper, Bronze and Tin

-- 16

-- Agriculture [ Mainly Cotton ]

-- Pashupati Mahadeva

-- Trees, Fire, and Animal like Unicorn and For

-- Matridevi also known as Shakti

-- 1988

-- NH 2 Highway

-- NH 27 K National Highway

-- Sher Shah Suri in 16th Century built a major road running across the gangetic plain.

-- Pan American Highway

-- Uttar Pradesh

-- Old NH 1

-- NH 47 A

-- The longest National Highway in India is NH-44

-- 599

-- The Russian defeat in the Russo-Japanese War

-- Georgy Gapon,

-- Hundred steelworkers died on January, 1905 outside the Winter Palace.

-- 8 March 1917 – 16 June 1923

-- Political, Social and Economics.

-- 30 May 1896

-- The Russian liberal

-- Sergei Witte

-- Konstantin Pobedonostsev

-- by members of the People’s Will

-- Leh, Jammu & Kashmir

-- Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh

-- Sri Nagar, Jammu & Kashmir

-- Raipur, Chhattisgarh

-- Bangalore

-- Lucknow

-- Bhubaneshwar

-- Patna

-- Tamil Nadu

-- Varanasi

-- Varanasi

-- Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, Which spans about 5,495 acres.

-- Tamil Nadu

-- Port Blair

-- Andaman & Nicobar, Port Blair

-- Bihar

-- Delhi

-- Nagpur, Maharashtra

-- Hyderabad

-- Maharashtra

-- February 1904

-- Member of the non-Leninist wing of the Russian Social-Democratic Workers' Party

-- Irakli Tsereteli

-- Social Democratic Workers Party Workers

-- Vladimir Lenin, Joseph Stalin, Leon Trotsky

-- Vladimir Lenin

-- Nicholas II

-- Nicholas II

-- Marx

-- Vladimir Lenin

-- Chanakya was an ancient Indian teacher, philosopher, economist, jurist at Taxila and royal advisor at Mauryan Empire .

-- King Ashoka

-- Helena [ Daughter of Seleukos Nikator ]

-- Keshnak and Bindusara.

-- Brihadratha

-- Chanakya

-- The Ganges River, the Brahmaputra, the Eastern and Western Ghats, the Bay of Bengal, the Arabian Sea, and the Indus River.

-- Pataliputra

-- 321 B.C.E. and ended in 185 B.C.E.

-- Chandragupta Mauryan

-- Vijay Pandurang Bhatkar

-- Seymour Cray

-- Ivan Sutherland

-- Alan Turing

-- John von Neumann

-- Ada Lovelace

-- Dennis MacAlistair Ritchie

-- FORTRAN

-- Every software widgets that the user can use to interact with your application known as GUI.

-- Batch Operating System, Time-Sharing Operating System, Distributed Operating System, Embedded Operating System, Real-time Operating System.

-- GM-NAA I/O

-- 7 [Supercomputer, Mainframe, Server Computer, Workstation Computer, Personal Computer or PC, Microcontroller, Smartphone.]

-- ENIAC [Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer]

-- Charles Babbage

-- Multiple Instruction Multiple Data

-- IR [ Instruction Register ]

-- BCD [ Binary Coded Decimal ]

-- Microservices, Message bus, Service requester/ consumer, MVC, MVVM, Microkernel, N-tier, Domain-driven design, Presentation-abstraction-control

-- Presentation layer (PL), Data service layer (DSL), Business logic layer (BLL), Data access layer (DAL).

-- The hardware, operating system, software, and user layers

-- Register

-- RAM

-- 1. System Design, 2. Instruction set architecture (ISA), 3. Microarchitecture

-- Input Unit, Output Unit, Storage Unit, Arithmetic Logic Unit, Control Unit

-- Mahatma Gandhi Waterfall

-- Sharavati

-- Karnataka

-- 305 Meter

-- The height of the Kunchikal waterfall is 1,493 ft.

-- Athirappilly Falls

-- Ranchi

-- Meghalaya

-- Udupi

-- Kunchikal Falls in Shimoga District of Karnataka

-- The Soviet Union in terms of sheer civilian casualties

-- The United States

-- 50–56 million

-- Atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki by the United States.

-- Hitler's suicide and Germany were conquered by the Soviet Union with the other Allies.

-- Germany, Japan and Italy

-- Great Britain, The United States, China, and the Soviet Union.

-- 1] The Treaty of Versailles, 2] Economic downturns, 3] Nazi ideology and Lebensraum, 4] The rise of extremism, 5] Japan invades China, 6] The failure of appeasement.

-- Hitler's invasion of Poland in September 1939

-- France and Britain declared war on Germany

-- Start at 1939 and end at 1945.

-- The spinning frame

-- Sir Richard Arkwright [ inventor and entrepreneur ]

-- Coal, Gas, Electronics, Nuclear, and Internet and Renewable energy

-- Child labor, increase pollution, exploitation of women and children, and income inequality

-- Increase in wealth, job opportunities, Production levels, inspired innovation

-- Capitalism, Scientific Revolution, Agricultural Revolution, Governmental Policies, Good mineral resources, Growing population, and Trading opportunities

-- England

-- Britain, United States and other European countries

-- In Britain booming cotton and trade industries allowed investors on risks for make profits to support the construction of factories.

-- The process of change from an agrarian economy and handicraft economy to industry and machine manufacturing industry.

-- 1750 to 1914

-- 3,200 Km

-- 150-300 kms

-- Babar, Bhangar, Terai and Khadar

-- 7 Lakh sq. Km

-- Bangar Plains

-- Doab

-- Bharshiva Dynasty

-- Varanasi

-- Indo- Gangetic plain

-- the Indus, Ganga and the Brahmaputra

-- Alluvial Soil

-- Western Ghats

-- Terai

-- British

-- A practice of domination by one power over a dependent area or people

-- From 1858 to 1947

-- To increased competition among nations and to conflicts that reason world war happened.

-- No, It is unnecessary and immoral

-- England, France, The Netherlands, Spain, Portugal, Russia, The U.S., Germany, Italy, Japan, Belgium and Turkey

-- Third millennium BC empires of Assyria and Babylon

-- 16th to 19th century

-- Colony, Protectorate, Sphere of Influence, and Economics

-- A policy of extending the rule over peoples and other countries, for extending political, economic access, power and control

-- Early May 1945

-- Totalitarianism is about simple power whereas in fascism everything is a forcibly monolithic and regimented nation under the control of an autocratic ruler.

-- It is a form of far-right, authoritarian ultranationalist characterized by dictatorial power, a forcibly monolithic and regimented nation under the control of an autocratic ruler.

-- The ruler or ruling group has complete control on Government with no oppositions.

-- The Bundestag

-- Adolf Hitler

-- Early 1920

-- National Socialist German Workers’ Party

-- 1933

-- Adolf Schicklgruber

-- Adolf Hitler

-- Democracy, equality, and nationalism

-- From June 1793 to July 1794

-- Social Inequality, Drastic Weather and Poor Harvests, Tax Burden, Despotic rule of Louis XVI, Inherited problems

-- Louis XVI

-- In French- Qu'ils mangent de la brioche [English Translation- let them eat cake!]

-- Approximately 50,000

-- Approximately 2500

-- Napoleon Bonaparte

-- They used 10 hour in day and 100 mins in one hour old clock system

-- 5 May 1789 – 9 Nov 1799

-- River Ganga and Brahmaputra

-- The Ganga-Brahmaputra-Indus Rivers

-- Gangotri Glacier

-- Sambhar Lake

-- Pennar

-- River Godavari

-- River Ganga

-- River Tapi

-- River Narmada

-- River Kaveri

-- The Godavari

-- Hirakud Dam

-- Majuli

-- River Narmada

-- Luni

-- Sonpur near Patna

-- River Godavari

-- Gangotri Glacier

-- Chandrabhaga

-- Mahanadi

-- Cholamu lake, Sikkim

-- Gobind sagar in Bilaspur District, Himachal pradesh

-- Manipur

-- Sambhar lake, Rajasthan

-- Nainital

-- Limnology

-- Upper lake, Madhya Pradesh

-- Vembanad Lake, kerala

-- Meghalaya

-- Wular lake

-- Kokonor lake

-- Jammu & Kashmir

-- approximately 250,000 years ago

-- The Jarawa tribe

-- 645 distinct tribes

-- Color, Ethnicity, Gender, Physical bearings, Socio-economic rank, Generation, Physical experiences, Spiritual faiths, Political beliefs, and other ideologies are the reasons for diversity in India

-- Agriculture and other primary level are main source of livelihood

-- 24 National Festivals of India and other Diwali, Holi, Sankrat, Lohri, Pongal religion festivals

-- 898,024,053

-- 6 main religions and others

-- 22 Languages and other more than 1500 spoken languages

-- Dynamic and syncretic, Traditional with modernity, Unity in Diversity, Caste and class, Rural and agrarian, Spiritual and Materialistic, Individualism and Collectivism, Mutual respect and Tolerance, Patriarchy

-- water vapour condenses to a liquid

-- Sri Nagar

-- Assam

-- Weather

-- October to November

-- Shillong, Meghalaya

-- Jaisalmer, Rajasthan

-- Dras, Ladakh

-- isotherm

-- Winter

-- Corona

-- 27 Days

-- 2,250 Km Per Hour

-- Sirius

-- Photosphere

-- Mariana Trench

-- 08 minutes 20 seconds

-- Jupiter

-- Earth

-- Venus

-- Peter Handke

-- Olga Tobarczuk

-- Sandeep Shastri

-- Paro Anand

-- 5 hours and 30 minutes (+5:30 GMT)

-- December 24

-- NR Narayan Murthy

-- Dr. Shashi tharoor

-- Dalai Lama

-- Charles Wilkins

-- Dhana Nanda

-- Anaimudi ( 2695 m. )

-- pH 7.0 to pH 7.8

-- Zinc

-- 1965 to 1970

-- Preeti Shenoy

-- Manu Pillai

-- Sangeeta Ghosh

-- Vasdev Mohi

-- M.S. Swaminathan

-- production of edible oils

-- White revolution (milk)

-- petroleum production

-- Sam Pitroda

-- Indira Gandhi

-- Durgesh Patel

-- Nirpakh Tutaj

-- to increase the production of wheat and rice

-- Norman Borlaug

-- 1991 to 2003

-- Honey and horticulture

-- Verghese Kurien

-- Milk

-- Fertilizers

-- बैंगनी रंग

-- कवक और शैवाल (Algae and Fungus)

-- परमाणु विखंडन ( nuclear fission ) सिद्धान्त पर

-- मैग्नीशियम (Mg)

-- शल्की

-- 92

-- पूर्ण आंतरिक परावर्तन (total internal reflection)

-- प्रणोदक (propellant)

-- ऑक्सीटोसिन (Oxitocin Hormone)

-- बेंजामिन फ्रेंक्लिन (Benjamin Franklin) ने

-- सोडियम (sodium)

-- मिट्टी के तेल (Kerosene) में

-- सल्फर (Sulfur)

-- चांदी (Silver)

-- यूरेनस (Urenus) का

-- शनि ग्रह (saturn)

-- विद्युत के ऊष्मीय प्रभाव पर

-- मुख में (in oral cavity ) , लार द्वारा ( by saliva )

-- कैल्शियम कार्बोनेट (calcium carbonate)

-- हेनरी/मीटर (H/m)

-- ब्लड ग्रुप O

-- आठ टांगे

-- अण्डोत्सर्जन का (ovulation)

-- रक्त कैंसर (blood cancer)

-- नर्म लोहे से

-- December 20

-- 1976-1985

-- Chilka Lake

-- Kalidas

-- Kashmir

-- Rasbehari Bose

-- China-Pakistan

-- Brazil

-- Decentralise the power of democracy

-- Volcanoes

-- Peat

-- China and India

-- Because of scattering of light

-- Achyuta Raya

-- Diarrhea

-- England

-- Tamil

-- Sarojini Naidu

-- Increase in prices

-- A sulphur compound

-- Poverty and famines

-- Article 40

-- Process of habitat loss

-- Rajgir

-- 204

-- Cracking

-- HClO₄

-- Goa

-- Narmada

-- Krishna III

-- Arundhati Roy

-- Thomas Paine

-- Mahavira

-- Rampurva

-- Embryology

-- Gold

-- 1853

-- Myanmar

-- Ukraine

-- President

-- North Atlantic Ocean

-- Limestone

-- Quartz glass

-- Champaran

-- Methane

-- Australia

-- Babul

-- RBI

-- Alam Ara

-- wind vane

-- President

-- Bihar

-- Howard Jacobson

-- Fatima Bhutto

-- Brahma Chelani

-- JayaDeva

-- Kuldeep Nayar

-- Mani Shankar Aiyar

-- J.B.S. Haldane

-- Javior Moro

-- AI Gore

-- Narendra Modi

-- Tushar A. Gandhi

-- Andrea Levy

-- ovum