The question asks for the year in which a massive uprising against the English East India Company took place, after about a hundred years of their conquest and administration. This refers to a significant event in Indian history that challenged British rule.
Correct Option: B) 1857 is the correct answer. The Revolt of 1857 was a major uprising against the rule of the British East India Company, which had been exercising significant control over various parts of India since the mid-18th century (roughly a hundred years after the Battle of Plassey in 1757).
The question asks about the number of facial bones in the human skull. This is a direct recall question from human anatomy. We need to identify the specific bones that constitute the facial skeleton and count them.
Correct Option: A) 14. The human facial skeleton consists of 14 bones, each with distinct anatomical landmarks and developmental stages.
The question asks for the theme of National Safety Day observed on March 4, 2025. This requires knowledge of current affairs and specific themes for national observances.
A) Safety & Well-being Crucial for Viksit Bharat is the correct theme for National Safety Day 2025. This theme reflects the national focus on comprehensive development, where safety and well-being are considered integral components.
The question asks to identify the states where High-Yielding Variety (HYV) seeds were primarily used during the first phase of the Green Revolution in India. This phase, from the mid-1960s to mid-1970s, focused on specific regions with assured irrigation and better resource availability to maximize agricultural output.
D) Punjab, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu. These states were among the first and most successful adopters of the Green Revolution technology due to their existing infrastructure, irrigation facilities, and relatively prosperous farming communities.
The question asks about an animal specifically mentioned for ploughing swampy land during the Later Vedic period. This requires knowledge of the agricultural practices and animal domestication during that historical era in India.
B) Buffalo — Buffaloes are uniquely adapted to swampy and waterlogged environments. Their physical characteristics, such as broad hooves and strong build, make them ideal for ploughing muddy fields, which was crucial for expanding agriculture into new, often swampy, areas during the Later Vedic period, particularly for crops like rice.
According to the Climate Risk Index 2025, what is India's long-term rank (1993–2022) among the most affected countries by extreme weather events?
The question asks for India's long-term rank (1993–2022) in the Climate Risk Index 2025 regarding extreme weather events. This requires knowledge of the specific report findings.
Correct Option: D) 6 th
The question asks about the origin of Andhra Pradesh, specifically which state it was carved out of in 1953, based on linguistic lines. This requires knowledge of the linguistic reorganization of Indian states post-independence.
A) Madras: Andhra Pradesh was formed in 1953 by separating the Telugu-speaking areas from the erstwhile Madras State. This was a significant event in the linguistic reorganization of states in India.
The question asks to identify the state where the Koyna Project, built on a tributary of the River Krishna, is located. This requires knowledge of major river projects and their geographical locations in India.
C) Maharashtra — The Koyna Project is indeed located in Maharashtra. It is one of the largest hydroelectric power projects in India, built on the Koyna River, which is a tributary of the Krishna River.
The question asks about advanced radar systems being deployed under a specific contract to enhance India's air defence. This requires knowledge of recent defence procurements and the types of radar systems involved.
D) High-Power Radars (HPR) — The Ministry of Defence signed a contract worth ₹5,700 crore with Bharat Electronics Limited (BEL) in March 2024 for the procurement of 11 High Power Radars (HPR) for the Indian Air Force. These radars are crucial for strengthening India's air defence network by detecting and tracking aerial targets at long ranges.
Which Fundamental Right was removed from the Indian Constitution by the 44th Amendment Act, 1978?
Right to Property
Right to Freedom
Right to Education
Right to Equality
The question asks about a Fundamental Right that was removed from the Indian Constitution by a specific amendment. We need to recall the significant changes made by the 44th Amendment Act, 1978, particularly concerning Fundamental Rights.
Correct Option: A) Right to Property was removed from the list of Fundamental Rights by the 44th Amendment Act, 1978, and made a legal right under Article 300A.