General Awareness
Indian Sports and Sportspersons
2,064 Questions
Indian sports and sportspersons cover national achievements across chess, boxing, wrestling, and other athletic events. This includes major national awards like the Padma Shri and Khelo India recognition. Such facts are essential for the general awareness section of banking and SSC exams.
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Indian Sports and Sportspersons Questions
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dindayalnath redkar
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karthik janaki raman
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priyanka mishra
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rohit manchanda
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debojit pal
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arathi mohan
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dindayalnath redkar
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priyanka misra
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karthik janaki raman
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arathi mohan
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rohit manchanda
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Rahul Sharad Dravid
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Rahul Ramesh Dravid
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Rahul Raju Dravid
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Rahul sahil Dravid
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Rahul Dravid's full name is Rahul Sharad Dravid, named after his father Sharad Dravid. The other middle names are incorrect, so option A is correct.
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IPL ODI Player of The Year
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ICC Test Player of The Year
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Arjuna award
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rjuna ward
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Rahul Dravid received the ICC Test Player of the Year award in 2004 for his exceptional performance in Test cricket. The IPL ODI Player of the Year did not exist in 2004. The Arjuna award is a different Indian sports honor.
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Ranvijay Singh
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Ayushmann Khurrana
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Nikhil Chinapa
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Baani
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Suresh Kalmadi
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Akhil Kumar
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Prakash Padukone
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Deva Dath Sharma
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Suresh Kalmadi was indeed the President of the Indian Olympic Association during the relevant period. Akhil Kumar is a boxer, Prakash Padukone is a badminton player, and Deva Dath Sharma is not associated with IOA presidency.
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Devang Gandhi
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Dilip Sardesai
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Abhijit kale
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Hemang Badani
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Topalov in the chess world championship 2010 against Anand
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Anand in the chess world championship 2010 against Topalov
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Kramnik in the chess world championship 2008 against Anand
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Anand in the chess world championship 2008 against Kramnik
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Before the 2010 World Chess Championship match in Sofia, Bulgaria, Veselin Topalov famously declared he would neither offer nor accept draws against Anand. This reflected his aggressive mindset going into the match. Anand ultimately won the match 6.5-5.5 after 12 games.
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Only c4 openings
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Only d4 openings
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Only e4 openings
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Both d4 and c4 openings
D
Correct answer
Explanation
In the 2010 World Chess Championship between Anand and Topalov, both d4 (Queen's Pawn) and c4 (English Opening) openings were played. The match featured a variety of opening systems, not just one type. This kept both players flexible and prepared multiple lines.
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Chirayu Amin
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Shashank Manohar
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Jagmohan Dalmiya
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Lalit Kumar Modi
D
Correct answer
Explanation
Lalit Kumar Modi was the IPL chairman who was ousted in 2010. The IPL became the first sporting event broadcast live on YouTube in 2010 and is the second highest-paid league after NBA based on player salaries. Chirayu Amin was his successor, Shashank Manohar was BCCI president, and Jagmohan Dalmiya was a former BCCI president.
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Budia Singh, Pragyan Ojha
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Ingesh Tirkey, Dillip Tirkey
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Debasih Mahanty, Sibasundar Das
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Richa Mishra, Damayanti
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Rakesh Sportings
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Rajit Sportings
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Sahid Sprting Club
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Pragati Spoting
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Pragyan Ojha, the Oriya-Indian cricketer, began his career at Shahid Sporting Club (the option misspells it as "Sahid Sprting Club"). However, all options have severe spelling errors - "Sahid Sprting Club" should be "Shahid Sporting Club". Option C appears to be the intended answer despite the garbled spelling.
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Pragati Sporting Club, Bhubaneswar
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Shahid Sporting Club, Cuttack
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Tarini Sporting Club, Kenonjhar
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Stabdi Sporting, Rourkela
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Richa Mishra, Jyanti
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Ignesh Tikey and Dillip Tirkey.
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Debasish Mahanty, Sibasundar das
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Prabodh tikey, Budhia Singh
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Sandipan Chanda
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Krishann Sasikiran
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Parimarjan Negi
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Vishwanathan Anand
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Harikrishna
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Parimarjan Negi became India's youngest Grandmaster at age 13 years and 142 days in 2006. While Viswanathan Anand is India's greatest chess player, he earned his GM title much later. Krishnan Sasikiran and Harikrishna were also older when they achieved the title.