Prelims

(a)

Bhagat Singh

(b)

Chittaranjan Das

(c)

Rajaguru

(d)

Vallabhbhai Patel

(a)

I, II, III and IV

(b)

II, III and IV

(c)

I, III and IV

(d)

I and II

(a)

convertibility of the rupee will stabilize its exchange value against major currencies of the world

(b)

it will attract more foreign capital inflow in India

(c)

it will help promote exports

(d)

it will help India secure loans from the world financial markets at attractive terms

(a)

Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A

(b)

Both A and R are true and R is not a correct explanation of A

(c)

A is true but R is false

(d)

A is false but R is true

(a)

Therigatha

(b)

Acarangasutra

(c)

Sutrakritanga

(d)

Brihatkalpasutra

(a)

AIDS

(b)

Tuberculosis

(c)

Malaria

(d)

Ebola

(a)

Boycott

(b)

Gherao

(c)

Bandh

(d)

Hartal

(a)

Sindhu

(b)

Sutudri

(c)

Sarasvati

(d)

Ganga

(a)

Stabilization is a gradual, multi-step process while structural adjustment is a quick adaptation process

(b)

Structural adjustment is a gradual, multi-step process, while stabilization is a quick adaptation process

(c)

Stabilization and structural adjustment are very similar and complementary policies. It is difficult to separate one from the other

(d)

Stabilization mainly deals with a set of policies which are to be implemented by the Central Government while structural adjustment is to be set in motion by the State Governments

(a)

Durand line

(b)

MacMahon line

(c)

line of demarcation between India and Pakistan suggested by the Boundary Commission (1947)

(d)

route followed by the Young husband Expedition