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Saturday, November 24, 2012

FAMOUS STATEMENTS

Famous Statement
  n Lord Dufferin : Congress was a microscopic minority.
n Lord Curzon :  Congress was ‘tottering to its fall’ and one of his greatest ambition in India was ‘‘to
assist it (congress) a peaceful demise’.
n Charles Napier: ‘We have no right to seize Sind, yet we shall do so and a very advantageous, useful
humane piece of rascality it will be ’’.
n Thomas Roe : ‘‘I know these people are best treated with the sword in one hand and the caducean in the other.’’
n Nabin Chandra Sen : ‘‘The battle of Plassey was followed by a night of eternal gloom for India’’.
n John Sullivan : ‘Our system acts very much like a sponge drawing up all the good things from the
banks of the Ganges and Squeezing them down on the banks Thames’.



n Tipu Sultan - ‘Better to die like a Soldier, than to live a miserable dependent on the infidels in the
list of their pensioned Rajas and nobles.
n Peter the Great of Russia ‘‘Bear in mind that  the commerce of India is the commerce of the world’’.
n Cornwallis- ‘‘Every native of Hindustan is corrupt’’.
n William Bentinck : ‘‘The misery hardly find a parallel in history of commerce, the bones of the cotton weavers were bleaching the plains of India’’.
n Rani of Jhansi - ‘‘With our own hands we shall not let our Azadshahi burry’’.
n J.L. Nehru : ‘‘British power became the guardian and upholder of many and evil custom and practice which it other wise condemned.’’
n Cornwallis : ‘‘One third of Bengal has been transformed into a jungle inhabitated only by wild beats’’
n A.O. Hume - ‘‘A safety valve for the escape of great and growing forces generated by our action was urgently needed’’.
n Dada Bhai Naroji : Regarding law and orders ‘‘pray strike on the back but dont strike on the belly’’.
n Dufferin : Branded the national leaders as ‘‘Disloyal Babus’ ‘‘Seditious Brahmins’ and ‘‘Violent Villains’.
n Swami Vivekananda ‘‘For our own motherland a junction of the two great system - Hinduism and
Islam is the only hope.
n Swami Vivekananda ‘‘We  are just  don’t touchists Our religion is our kitchen, our god is the cooking and our religion is don’t touch me, I am holy. If this goes on for a century, everyone of us will be in a lunatic asylum.
n Aurobindo Ghosh : - ‘‘Political freedom is the life breath of a nation’’.
n Tilak : ‘‘Swaraj is my birth right and I will have it.
n Gandhiji on the eve of Dandi March ‘‘Sedition has become my religion’’.
n Ram Krishna Paramahamsa ‘‘ God is of no use to the hungry belly’
n Swami Vivekananda: ‘‘Christianity wins its prosperity by cutting the throats of its fellowmen.”

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Indian History Ojective Type Questions

Indian History
Ojective Type Questions

14. The Fourth Buddhist Council which was held in Kashmir during the reign of which King?
a) Ashoka
b) Kala Ashok
c) Kanishka
d) Ajatshatru
15. Which one among the following sites is located in the valley of Gagger and its associated rivers?
a) Alamgirpur
b) Lothal
c) Mohenjodro
d) Banwali

16. Land revenue, which was the chief source of income during the Mauryan period, was collected by which officer?
a) Agoronomai
b) Shulkadhyaksha
c) Sitadhayaksha
d) Akradhayaksha
17. Centres located in Gujarat, Bengal, Deccan and Tamil Country during the Gupta period were associated with which of the following:
a) Textile manufacture
b) Gems and precious stones
c) Handicrafts
d) Opium cultivation
18. According to the Sangam texts the terms Kon, Ko and Mannam were attributed to which of the following?
a) Prime Minister
b) Revenue Minister
c) Commander of the army
d) King
19. The first human statues worshipped in India were those of-
a) Brahma
b) Vishnu
c) Buddha
d) Shiva
20. “God knows man’s virtues and enquires not his caste, in the next world there is no caste!” This was the theory of which Bhakti saint?
a) Ramanand
b) Dadu
c) Nanak
d) Ramanuja
81. The ‘Ashta Diggaj’ were associated with which of the following rules?
a) Shivaji
b) Krishnadeva
c) Rajendra-I
d) Yashovarman
82. Who was the famous author of Kitab-ul-Hind?
a) Hasan Nizami
b) Minhaj-us-Siraj
c) Al Baruni
d) Shams-i-Siraj Afif
83. ‘Ain-i-Dahsala’ system of land revenue assessment during the reign of Akbar was introduced by-
a) Shah Nawaz Khan
b) Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khana
c) Todar Mal
d) Mulla-Do-Pyaza
84. Who was the first historian who wrote about ‘Feudalism’ in Rajasthan during the 19th century?
a) Col. James Tod
b) Dr. L.P. Tessitori
c) George Grearson
d) John Thomas
85. Who was the famous ruler of Mewar who repaired the fort of Achalgarh?
a) Rana Ratan Singh
b) Maharana Kumbha
c) Rana Sanga
d) Maharana Raj Singh
86. The famous historian of Rajasthan who was also a social reformer was-
a) Mankaran Sarda
b) Harbilas Sarda
c) C.K.F Waltier
d) Jamnalal Bajaj
87. The longest folk song of Rajasthan is associated with which of the following Lok Devis/Devtas?
a) Jeena Mata
b) Aai Mata
c) Mallinathji
d) Ramdevji
88. Who was the ruler of a state in Rajasthan who played a very significant role in the establishment of Banaras Hindu University?
a) Maharana Fateh Singh (Udaipur)
b) Maharaja Ummed Singh (Jodhpur)
c) Maharaja Man Singh-II (Jaipur)
d) Maharaja Ganga Singh (Bikaner)
89. Who was made the Raj Pramukh of united Rajasthan which came into existence of March 25, 1948?
a) Maharaja of Dholpur
b) Maharaja of Karauli
c) Maharao of Kota
d) Maharaja of Sirohi
90. The first three universities in India (Calcutta, Madras and Bombay) were established in which year?
a) 1857
b) 1881
c) 1885
d) 1905
91. Mahatma Gandhi presided over only in one session of the Indian National Congress in 1924. Where was the session held?
a) Gaya
b) Amritsar
c) Belgaon
d) Kanpur
92. Where did the Congress Working Committee meet to pass the Govt. Indian Resolution’ of July 14, 1942?
a) Bombay
b) Wardha
c) Lucknow
d) Tripura
93. The Greatest Parsi Social reformer of the 19th century was-
a) Sir Jamshedji
b) Sir Rustom Behramji
c) Navalji Tata
d) Behramji M. Mallabari

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Wednesday, August 29, 2012

MEDIEVAL INDIA-CHRONOLOGY




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