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- Question
Where was electricity supply first introduced in India
Options- A. Kolkata
- B. Mumbai
- C. Darjeeling
- D. Chennai
- Correct Answer
- Darjeeling
- 1. The main source of National Income in India is
Options- A. Service Sector
- B. Agriculture
- C. Industrial Sector
- D. Trade Sector Discuss
- 2. The minimum forest cover to maintain ecological balance in the plains is
Options- A. 25%
- B. 33%
- C. 40%
- D. 50% Discuss
- 3. In India, Agriculture income is calculated by
Options- A. Output method
- B. Input method
- C. Expenditure method
- D. Commodity flow method Discuss
- 4. Who had estimate National Income in India first
Options- A. Dadabhai Naoroji
- B. R.C. Dutt
- C. V.K.R.V.Rao
- D. D.R.Gadgil Discuss
- 5. Which kind of power accounts for the largest share of power generation in India
Options- A. Hydro - electricity
- B. Thermal
- C. Nuclear
- D. Solar Discuss
- 6. The Standard of living in a country is represented by its
Options- A. Poverty Ratio
- B. Per Capita Income
- C. National Income
- D. Unemployment Rate Discuss
- 7. India nationalised 14 major commercial banks in 1969 with deposits not less than
Options- A. Rs. 10 crore each
- B. Rs. 25 crore each
- C. Rs. 50 crore each
- D. Rs. 100 crore each Discuss
- 8. What is the full form of GDP
Options- A. Gross domestic product
- B. Global domestic Ratio
- C. Gross depository revenue
- D. Global depository receipts Discuss
- 9. When did India's population touch 100 crore mark
Options- A. May, 2001
- B. May 2000
- C. May, 2002
- D. May, 2003 Discuss
- 10. Paper currency first started in India in _____ ?
Options- A. 1542
- B. 1601
- C. 1861
- D. 1880 Discuss
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Correct Answer: Service Sector
Correct Answer: 33%
Correct Answer: Output method
Correct Answer: Dadabhai Naoroji
Correct Answer: Thermal
Correct Answer: Per Capita Income
Correct Answer: Rs. 50 crore each
Correct Answer: Gross domestic product
Correct Answer: May 2000
Correct Answer: 1861
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