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1.      As per the news published in major newspapers/magazines four Central Public Sectors NTPC, NHPCM PGCIL and DVC signed an agreement for a joint venture. All these four PSUs are working in Power Sector.

2.      Corbett is the first National park established in India.

3.      DTAA stands for Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement.

4.      In a human body, the basic building block are cells.

5.      Kalinga Award is given by UNESCO to those who popularize use of science in life.

6.      The last Mughal emperor was Bahadur Shah Zafar.

7.      Akash is a medium range surface-to-air misile.

8.      The longest national Highway in India is NH 7.

9.      Indira Gandhi Centre for Atomic Research, kalpakkam is located in Tamil Nadu.

10.  Cholera disease is not caused by viruses.

11.  The ruins of Hampi are found in Karnataka state.

12.  Gasoline (the petroleum refinery product) has the lowest boiling point.

13.  The author of ‘Malgudi Days’ is R. K Narayan.

14.  Light year is the most suitable unit to measure the distance of any star.

15.  The oldest mountain range in India is Aravalli.

16.  Lord Mountbatten came to India with special instructions as Viceroy of India to divide Indian subcontinent.

17.  Infosys is the first Indian company to be listed in Nasdaq.

18.  Manoj Kumar is the winner of the prestigious “Dadasaheb Phalke Award” given in April 2009.

19.  Mars is also called a ‘red planet’.

20.  Sun is the closest star to the earth.




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