General Knowledge
Ans : TatiaTope.
Ans : Nur Jahan.
Ans : Nagasena or Nagarjuna.
Ans : Shahjehan
Ans : Jainism.
Ans : August 8, 1942, in Goculdas Tejpal Auditorium in Bombay.
Ans : Rangoon.
Ans : EyreCooteinJuly 1781.
Ans : Ram Prasad Bismil. (1897-1927).
Ans : Sultan Mahmud Shah.
Ans : Balban.
Ans : Three hours. It was all over by mid-day.
Ans : Guru Arjan Dev.
Ans : It is located in the ancient kingdom of Kambuja (modem Cambodia). It means Temple (Vat) of the city (Angkor).
Ans : The British and the French. The supremacy of the British was thoroughly established as the consequences of this battle.
Ans : Chandragupta I. In addition to 'Rajadhiraja', Samudragupta assumed the titles 'Parambhattaraka' and 'Paramabhagavata'.
Ans : Kashmir.
Ans : Madhav Rao. After the death of Balaji Baji Rao.
Ans : They were one of the prominent religious sects during the time of Mahavira and Buddha.
Ans : David Hare.
Ans : The Shunga dynasty. (Pushyamitra founded this dynasty after he overthrew the Mauryan ruler)
Ans : In the first Battle of Tarain in 1190-91.
Ans : Chaitanya Mahaprabhu.
Ans : Sabha: - Body of the elders. Constituted of Brahmins and rich patrons. Samiti: - An assembly of common people. Meant for the discharge of administration.
Ans : Vishishtadvaita
Ans : Deogiri (Devgiri).
Ans : Shudraka.
Ans : Jehangir
Ans : 1530 AD
Ans : Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan.
Ans : Ramananda.
Ans : In 320 A.D., after Chandragupta of the Gupta dynasty.
Ans : Mir Kasim, his son-in-law.
Ans : Patliputra
Ans : BakhtiyarKhalji.
Ans : Andhra Pradesh.
Ans : Alluri Sitarama Raju.
Ans : Vasudev Balwant Phadke.
Ans : Sabaktageen
Ans : 3rd Cavalry.
Ans : To Dandi. On this day Gandhiji breached the salt law.
Ans : Afzal Khan.
Ans : Germany. He escaped from Calcutta (Kolkata) and travelled through Peshawar, reaching Kabul via Jalalabad. From there he went to Russia (with an Italian passport) and then to Berlin from Moscow.
Ans : SherShah.
Ans : Salt.
Ans : The Vernacular Press Act, 1878. This Act empowered a magistrate to stop a publisher from publishing anything that would create disaffection against the government.
Ans : 31st December 1929.
Ans : Bana's Harshacharita written almost eight centuries after the event.
Ans : The Delhi Sultanate
Ans : M.N.Roy.
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