Questions Related to history
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Yamuna
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Brahmaputra
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Ganga
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Sutlej
C
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Explanation
The Sone River is a tributary of the Ganga. It joins the Ganga near Patna in Bihar. The Sone is one of the major southern tributaries of the Ganga river system, not connected to Yamuna, Brahmaputra, or Sutlej.
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Jodhpur
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Raipur
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Jaipur
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Udaipur
C
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Explanation
Jaipur is known as the 'Pink City' because of the distinctive pink-colored sandstone used in its old city buildings and walls. This tradition started in 1876 when the city was painted pink to welcome the Prince of Wales.
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Magellan Strait
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Palk Strait
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Bass Strait
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Bering Strait
B
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Explanation
The Palk Strait divides India and Sri Lanka, connecting the Palk Bay and the Bay of Bengal. Named after Robert Palk, it's shallow and the Ram Setu (Adam's Bridge) is a chain of limestone shoals here. Magellan, Bass, and Bering straits are elsewhere.
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jallaluddin Babar
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Jaherrudhin Babar
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Rakmail Babar
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Fakirrudhin Babar
B
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Explanation
Mahmud of Ghazni (referred to as Md.Gori in the question) conducted 17 major expeditions into the Indian subcontinent between 1000-1025 CE, primarily targeting wealthy temples and kingdoms in northern India.
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Dan White
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Yarankash
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Craig Williamson
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Mark David Chapman
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Samudra Gupta
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Vhandra Gupta Maurya
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Samrat Ashok
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Bimbisar
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Samudragupta (not Samudra Gupta) is called the Napoleon of India due to his extensive military conquests that expanded the Gupta Empire across much of the Indian subcontinent, similar to Napoleon's expansion across Europe. Chandra Gupta Maurya founded the Mauryan Empire but was not given this title. Ashok was Samudragupta's grandson and ruled later.
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Mahatma Gandhi
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Aacharya Vinoba Bhave
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Baba Aamte
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Medha Patkar
B
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Explanation
Acharya Vinoba Bhave was the first Indian recipient of the Ramon Magsaysay Award in 1958 for Community Leadership. Mahatma Gandhi was never eligible as he died in 1948, before the award was established in 1957. Baba Amte and Medha Patkar received the award in later years.
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Downing Street
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Central Finsbury
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Edinborough
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Warwickshire
B
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Explanation
Dadabhai Naoroji was elected to the House of Commons from Central Finsbury constituency in 1892, becoming the first British Indian MP. Downing Street is not a constituency. Edinburgh (misspelled as Edinborough) is a city, not a constituency. Warwickshire is a county.
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Gajanan Shenvi
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Ramshashtri Prabhune
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Rango Bapuji
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Nana Phadnis
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Rango Bapuji was the Indian lawyer who stayed in London to fight the legal case for King Pratap Singh of Satara, attempting to prove the kingdom's legitimacy before Lord Dalhousie annexed it under the Doctrine of Lapse. This is an important case study in colonial legal history.