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- Question
The world famous Ajanta caves are situated in
Options- A. Orissa
- B. Andhra Pradesh
- C. Kerala
- D. Maharashtra
- Correct Answer
- Maharashtra
- 1. Badrinath is situated on the bank of river
Options- A. Ganga
- B. Yamuna
- C. Alaknanda
- D. Saraswathi Discuss
- 2. 'Bagh', a village in Gwalior is famous for
Options- A. Sculptures
- B. Architecture
- C. Cave Painting
- D. All of the above Discuss
- 3. The famous Meenakshi temple is located in
Options- A. Bihar
- B. Madurai
- C. Madras
- D. Trichy Discuss
- 4. Central Arid Zone Research Institute is located in
Options- A. Bihar
- B. Gujarat
- C. Rajasthan
- D. Madhya Pradesh Discuss
- 5. Which city is known as 'Electronic City of India'?
Options- A. Mumbai
- B. Hyderabad
- C. Guragon
- D. Bangalore Discuss
- 6. National Police Academy is located at
Options- A. Bangalore
- B. Hyderabad
- C. Abu Road
- D. Dehradun Discuss
- 7. Where is Chitrakut situated?
Options- A. Maharashtra
- B. Uttar Pradesh
- C. Bihar
- D. Madhya Pradesh Discuss
- 8. The Indian Institute of Science is located at
Options- A. Kerala
- B. Madras
- C. Bangalore
- D. New Delhi Discuss
- 9. In which language did 'Dr. Masti Venkatesh Iyengar' write?
Options- A. Malayalam
- B. Tamil
- C. Telugu
- D. Kannada Discuss
- 10. Who said "God helps those who help themselves"?
Options- A. Andre Maurois
- B. Andre Gide
- C. Algernon Sidney
- D. Swami Vivekananda Discuss
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Correct Answer: Alaknanda
Correct Answer: Cave Painting
Correct Answer: Madurai
Correct Answer: Rajasthan
Correct Answer: Bangalore
Correct Answer: Hyderabad
Correct Answer: Uttar Pradesh
Correct Answer: Bangalore
Correct Answer: Kannada
Correct Answer: Algernon Sidney
Explanation:
The phrase "God helps those who help themselves" is a popular motto which emphasizes the importance of self-initiative.
The phrase originated in ancient Greece, occurring as the moral to one of Aesop's Fables, and later in the great tragedy authors of ancient Greek drama. It has been commonly attributed to Benjamin Franklin, however the modern English wording appears earlier in Algernon Sidney's work.
It is mistaken by many to be a Bible quote, however the phrase does not occur in the Bible. Some Christians have criticized it as actually against the Bible's basic message of God's grace.
The phrase originated in ancient Greece, occurring as the moral to one of Aesop's Fables, and later in the great tragedy authors of ancient Greek drama. It has been commonly attributed to Benjamin Franklin, however the modern English wording appears earlier in Algernon Sidney's work.
It is mistaken by many to be a Bible quote, however the phrase does not occur in the Bible. Some Christians have criticized it as actually against the Bible's basic message of God's grace.
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