Miscellaneous Indian GkSet 223

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of British colonial history, land revenue systems, and Indian history, including the Permanent Settlement, British economic policies, and the Nizam of Hyderabad. It also covers cultural awareness, film industry achievements, and general knowledge such as the EPIC and Sustainable Development Goals. Concepts include historical figures, territorial changes, and global initiatives.
1How did Mills divide Indian History?
2THE PLACE WHERE THE FRENCH EAST INDIA COMPANY SET UP ITS FIRST BASE.
3How did the Second Carnatic War end?
4Who is the actor who has won the most Filmfare Awards?
5Literally, Shivalik means
6Who introduced the Permanent settlement of Bengal?
7What's the name of India's film industry?
8The ....., also known as the Global Goals, were adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015.
9The full form of EPIC is
10The members of the LOK Sabha are called .....
11Which country or territory invaded delhi sultanate
12Who is responsible for achieving the Sustainable Development Goals?
13India was in a state of disarray and disunity because
14What were the punch-marked coins made of?
15The first campaign for mass literacy in Tripura was initiated by
16Mr. Narendra Modi is the ..... Prime Minister of India.
17Gandhiji felt it was unfair that the British government bought raw cotton from the farmers at
18In order to helpthe company attain its goal of enhancing profit, all the employees .....
19Which Indian city hosted the first Kabaddi World Cup?
20Who among the following known as the "slave of a slave"?

Frequently Asked Questions

What were the outcomes of the Second Carnatic War?

The Second Carnatic War (1749-1754) resulted in the British East India Company gaining control over Madras and establishing a dominant position in southern India, while the French influence was significantly reduced.

Who was Ilitutmish and what was his significance in Indian history?

Ilitutmish, also known as Iltutmish, was a sultan of the Delhi Sultanate and the founder of the Slave Dynasty. He is significant for consolidating the Delhi Sultanate and expanding its territory, as well as for his administrative reforms.

What is the etymology of the term "Shivalik"?

The term "Shivalik" originates from the Sanskrit words "Shiva" (meaning "auspicious") and "likh" (meaning "to write" or "to inscribe"). It refers to the outermost range of the Himalayas, believed to be the abode of Lord Shiva.

What is the full form of EPIC in the context of the Indian electoral system?

EPIC stands for Electoral Photo Identity Card, which was introduced in India to serve as a photo identity card for voters to facilitate the electoral process and reduce electoral fraud.

What is the material composition of ancient Indian punch-marked coins?

Ancient Indian punch-marked coins were typically made of silver, with some examples also composed of copper or a combination of both metals. These coins were used as a medium of exchange and are significant in the study of numismatics and ancient Indian economy.