305 questions asked across 4 exam years, newest first
Who among the following freedom fighters is known as 'Deshbandhu'?
Answer: B
The _________ were tributary chiefs of the Gupta dynasty. They established an independent kingdom in western India. Dhruvasena II was the most important ruler of this kingdom.
Answer: A
In which of the following battles did Muhammad of Ghor defeat Jayachandra of Gahadavala dynasty in 1194 AD?
Answer: B
Valabhi, a city of ancient India, was the capital of the ________ dynasty from the 5th to the 8th Century CE.
Answer: B
Which of the following battles is considered the formal beginning of the British Raj in India?
Answer: C
In which of the following cities did Mahatma Gandhi lead the peasant movement against the imposed indigo cultivation by the British planters?
Answer: D
Vasudeva I who issued coins in gold (dinars and quarter dinars) and copper (single denomination) was a _________ king.
Answer: D
Mahabalipuram emerged as an important centre of temple architecture under which of the following kingdoms of South India?
Answer: A
Who among the following freedom fighters of India is the author of the book, ‘The Indian Struggle’?
Answer: D
Rudrasena II of which of the following dynasties married Prabhavatigupta, the daughter of Chandragupta II of the Gupta dynasty?
Answer: A
Under which of the following Acts was the power to rule India, transferred from the English East India Company to the British Crown?
Answer: C
In which method of cooking is food heated slowly over a source of heat and cooked by high heat and air convection depending on the position of the food in relation to the fire?
Answer: A
At the 108th Indian Science Congress concluded at Rashtrasant Tukdoji Maharaj Nagpur University on 7 January 2023. Who among the following won the Dr CV Raman Birth Centenary Award?
Answer: C
Which of the following materials or elements is highly effective for making a permanent magnet?
Answer: D
Which of the four Vedas contains a collection of magic spells and charms to fend off evil spirits and diseases?
Answer: D
In 1942, the British government sent the _______ mission to India.
Answer: A
Iron mines in Jharkhand attributed to the rise of which of the following kingdoms in ancient India?
Answer: B
'Back to Vedas' was the slogan of which Reform Movement?
Answer: D
The Amara-Nayakas were ______ in Vijayanagara Empire.
Answer: D
The famous poet and playwright Rajashekhar was the court poet in the court of which of the following Pratihara kings?
Answer: D
While historians use the term Vijayanagara Empire and contemporaries of this empire described it as the _________.
Answer: B
Who among the following, along with her close associates, started the secret congress radio during the Quit India Movement?
Answer: D
Which Kushana ruler was famous in history as a great patron of Buddhism and organised the fourth Buddhist Council?
Answer: C
Which Mughal ruler contributed to the revolt of 1857?
Answer: D
Which of the following modern industries was in operation in India during British rule? a. Cotton b. Jute c. Iron and Steel
Answer: A