Which one of the following is a ‘Non Renewable’ resource?

Who was the first Principal of Bengal National College?

Which one of the following industries was set up by Acharya Prafulla Ray?

Which magazine was edited by Satish Chnadra Mukherjee?

Abanindranath Thakur established the national institution named __________

Which treaty was signed between Robert Clive and Emperor Shah Alam?

------------was observed as ‘National Mourning Day’ by the people of Bengal.

_________transformed ‘Banga Mata’ into ‘Bharat Mata’.

‘Palashir Prayachitta’ was writtern by -------

Amarendranath Dutta wrote the play 'Sirajuddoula' and 'Mir Kasim'.

The song 'Amar Sonar Bangla Ami Tomake Bhal Basi' won the status of national anthem of independent Bangladesh.

The first protest meeting against the proposed partition of Bengal was held at Chittagong on 14 July, 1905.

Swarna Devi Kumari wrote the book 'Japani Bir' which was written on the background of Swadeshi movement.

The All India Muslim League was formed on 30^th November, 1906 .

Abindranath Thakur established a institution named ‘Bangia Kala Sangsad' during the height of Swadeshi Movement.

Jamshedji Tata established iron factory during the time of Swadeshi Movement.

Jagadish Chandra Bose established the textile farm 'The Swadeshi Bhandar' during the high time of the Swadeshi movement.

Viceroy Lord Hardinge by showing his administrative caliber put the proposal of partition of Bengal before the Government of England.

Viceroy Lord Hardinge by showing his administrative caliber put the proposal of partition of Bengal before the Government of England.

During the prime time of Swadeshi  movement Sarala Devi started 'Lakshi Bhandar' at Cornwallis street.

Satish Chandra Mukherjee startec a national institution named 'Dawn Society' with due support and active co-operation from Bipin Chandra Paul and Abdul Rasul.

Kartik Chandra Dasgupta wrote the book 'Nabya Bharat' which was written on the background of Swadeshi movement.

The Post of Chief Commissioner for the state of Assam was created in 1874.

The first Chief Commissioner of  Assam was J. Bamfylde Fuller.

Lala Lajpat Ray, Bal Gangadhar  Tilak and Bipin Chandra Paul were known as Lal-Bal-Paul.

Banga Jatiya Vidyalaya was started by Rabindranath Tagore.

The treaty of Yandaboo was signed on 24^th February, 1826.

The All India Muslim League was formed in Dhaka.

The play 'Sabbas Bangali' was written by Amrit Lal Bose.

An 'Anti Circular Society' was formed on a student rally organized at Pataldanga Mallikbari on 4th November, 1905 to disobey the order of the British Government.

Khirod Prasad wrote the play 'Palashir Prayachitta' which was written on the background of Swadeshi movement.

Abindranath Thakur drew the famous painting 'Banga mata'.

Ramendra Sundar Trivedi wrote the book 'Nabya Bharat' which was written on the background of Swadeshi movement.

During the prime time of Swadeshi movement Abdul Halim Gajnabi started 'United Bengal Stores' at Lal Bazaar.

Lord Curzon passed the University Law in 1904.

The 'Indian Stores' was established by Yogesh Chandra Choudhury and Nilratan Sarkar.

'Bengal Chemicals' was established on 25th July, 1906 by  Acharya Prafulla Ray.

R.C Dutta chaired the first Indian industrial summit held on 17^th December, 1905 at Varanasi.

The Allied nations showed little willingness to end the colonial system after their victory in the First World War.

The Governor General Lord Chelmsford appointed the Rowlatt Committee in 1917.

Netaji Subash Chandra Bose gave the slogan ' Do or Die' ('Karo ya Maro').

Mahatma Gandhi returned to India from South Africa in 1915.

The Second Round Table Conference was held in the year 1930.

Mahatma Gandhi first used the word 'Satyagraha' in England.

The root meaning of the word 'Satyagraha' is 'holding on to truth'.

The famous quote, 'give me blood  and I shall give you freedom' was  delivered at the height of Indian national movement against the British administration by Subhash Chandra Bose.

Mahatma Gandhi launched anti- Rowlatt Act agitation in 1921.

Maulana Shaukat Ali and Mohanunnd Ali formed the Khilafat Committee in India.

Mahatma Gandhi gave the slogan Do or Die' ('Karo ya Maro').

The First Round Table Conference was held in Calcutta

Mohammad Ali Jinnah emphasized a two-nation theory demanding a separate homeland, Pakistan.

Sunshine, air, water, plants, animals, Human beings etc. are the examples of non-renewable resources.

UNESCO is responsible for the management of exploitation and utilization of the international resources.

Some of the natural resources like sunshine, air, water, etc. are found everywhere or available in all places on earth. Such natural resources arc called Localized Resource.

The British Biologist Julian Huxley was the founder Director General of United Nations for Education, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (U.N.E.S.C.O)

Around 27% of the total dry areas of the continent of North America has been affected by desertification.

Around 19% of the total dry areas of the continent of South America has been affected by desertification.

Gases like Methane, Nitrous oxide, Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs), etc. have caused increase in the atmospheric and earth's surface temperature by trapping more and more solar energy.

China is the largest country in the world in terms of area.

The Southern ocean is located on Asia, North America and South America.

The Indian Ocean is located on the south of Asia, east of Africa and west of Oceania.

The Atlantic Ocean has the Labrador and Hudson sea.

Manama is the capital of Cambodia.

Muscat is the capital of Saudi Arabia.

Colarado is in the continent of the North America.

Nicosia is the capital of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.

Reykjavik is the capital of Iceland.

The highest peak of the Alps is 'Mount Blanc' which is in the continent of North America.

The Gobi desert is in the continent of Asia.

Export Promotion Industrial Park is located at Mancachar (Dhubri)    

Morigaon is in the middle Brahmaputra Valley of Assam.

Lakhimpur is in the North Plain Zone of Assam as per Agro-climatic Zones.

Assam is called the gateway of the North-East.

Fuller's clay is found at Subankhata of Nalbari district.

The literacy rate of Assam as per 2001 census was 63.25%.

Bio-Technology Park is located at 11T campus in North Guwahati.

The Riks Bank of Sweden is the world's oldest Central Bank

India's Central Bank is State Bank of India.

The Gauhati Bank was set up in 1926.

The Reserve Bank of India is the banker’s bank.

Fixed deposit which is also called time deposit does not have a fixed period of maturity.

Out of the total money supply in the country that part which is under the direct control of the country's Central Bank is dear money