PRACTICE FOR COMPETITIVE EXAM GK HERE

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  • First solar city in INDIA      anandpur sahib
  • Most intelligent animal       chimpanjee
  • Granite city                             Aberdeen (scotland)
  • Father of medicine                Hippocrates
  • Kathak dance origin              North INDIA
  • Medical term of diabetes       Mellitus,Incepitus
  • Life span of horse                   thirty years
  • Ban on sati                              1829
  • Founder of dharma sabha   Radhakanth dev

can u answer the following questions 
  1. What is called as the "roof of the world"-
  2. Wodeyars were the ruler of-
  3. Black pagoda is in-
  4. Who was the founder of  all India Muslim league-
  5. Harry potter series is written by-
  6. one kilo byte is equal to_ bytes
  7. Longest river in INDIA-
  8. INDIA'S longest train service-
  9. Discoverer of neutron-
  10. Full form of IBM-
  11. Decibel is the unit of -
  12. What is MK 132-
  13. Who are the founders of the Microsoft-
  14. Best of Booker prize went to-
  15. Kaziranga national park is in _ state
  16. Sejil 2 missile belongs to _country
  17. Founder of Bolshevik party was-





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