In this article, we will look into 31 Best General Knowledge MCQs for all Competition Exams. Now a days, the subject of General Knowledge is an integral part of almost all the Competition exams. Hence it is important for an aspirant to get familiar with all the important general knowledge questions which has very high ... Read more
The availability of water, as well as the safe treatment and disposal of generated effluents and solid wastes, have recently been an issue for the textile processing industry. The dyeing and bleaching operations' waste water seriously harmed the ecosystem. There are strict laws and hazardous activity notifications for textile processing in many states, but there ... Read more
It is known that the Yemeni region was home to the kingdom of Saba. By the year 1000 BC, camel caravan trains were traveling from Oman in the southeast of Arabia to the Mediterranean. Many of the camel drivers, according to experts, would have stopped at Marib as they traveled through the Yemeni desert. Marib ... Read more
The Italian War cannot be described as a civil war on the Italian mainland, which it was certainly not. Neither can it be seen as a state of belligerence between the Spanish kingdoms of Castile, the Valois kings of France and their foes the Habsburgs of the Holy Roman Empire, and the Sicilian/Naples dynasties. Monarchs ... Read more
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Arrow’s impossibility theorem is very important in welfare economics. The theorem proves that it is impossible to develop a fully fair and transitive system of voting. Kenneth Arrow tried to develop a fair system but failed to do so. In this article, we shall discuss this theorem in detail and will also discuss examples to ... Read more
Sahakar Pragya was unveiled by Shri Narendra Singh Tomar, Union Minister of Agriculture and Farmers Welfare, Rural Development, Panchayat Raj, and Food Processing Industries. Along with the Laxmanrao Inamdar National Cooperative Research and Development Academy, (LINAC). The National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC)'s new training modules for Sahakar Pragya will provide instruction to primary cooperative societies in ... Read more
Byzantine architecture was famous during the reign of Roman Emperor Justinian from 527 CE to 565 CE. The elevated dome, the result of the most advanced sixth-century technical methods, is its distinguishing feature, along with the extensive use of interior mosaics. Byzantine church architecture was the dominant style of the eastern Roman Empire during Justinian ... Read more
For beauty, health, and protective reasons, Amazigh (Berber) women tattooed their faces, feet, arms, and other body parts. The historic tradition is quickly fading, nevertheless, as a result of how cultural dynamics and traditions change over time, as a result of globalization, and due to the impact of Islam on society. Today’s tattooed Amazigh women ... Read more
With the goal of fully developing horticulture in the nation, the Mission for Integrated Development of Horticulture (MIDH) was established from 2014 forward for execution throughout the 12th Plan. The centrally sponsored programme aims to promote the sector's overall development by focusing on fruits, vegetables, root and tuber crops, mushrooms, spices, flowers, fragrant plants, coconut, ... Read more
“Ownership of land and houses plays a big role in the development of the country. When there is a record of property, citizens gain confidence”. - PM Narendra Modi SVAMITVA (Survey of Villages and Mapping with Improvised Technology in Village Areas) is a Central Sector Scheme that aims to give rural Indians access to an integrated ... Read more