| April 17 World Haemophilia Day |
| April 18 World Heritage Day |
| April 22 Earth Day |
| April 23 World Book and Copyright Day |
| April 5 National Maritime Day |
| April 7 World Health Day |
| August 15 Independence Day |
| August 29 National Sports Day |
| August 6 Hiroshima Day |
| August 9 Nagasaki Day |
| August 9 Quit India Day |
| December 1 World AIDS Day |
| December 10 International Day of Broadcasting |
| December 18 Minorities Rights Day |
| December 23 Farmers Day [Kisan Divas] |
| February 24 Central Excise Day |
| February 28 National Science Day |
| January 10 World Laughter Day |
| January 12 National Youth Day |
| January 15 Army Day |
| January 26 International Customs Day |
| January 26 Republic Day |
| January 30 Martyrs' Day |
| January 30 World Leprosy Eradication Day |
| July 1 International Joke Day |
| July 11 World Population Day |
| June 20(3rd Sunday in June) Father's Day |
| June 5 World Environment Day |
| March 15 World Disabled Day; World Consumer Rights Day |
| March 21 World Forestry Day; International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination. |
| March 22 World Day for Water |
| March 23 World Meteorological Day |
| March 24 World TB Day |
| March 8 International Womens Day |
| May 1 International Labour Day |
| May 11 National Technology Day |
| May 12 International Nurses Day |
| May 15 International Day of the Family |
| May 24 Commonwealth Day |
| May 3 Press Freedom Day |
| May 31 Anti-tobacco Day |
| May 8 World Red Cross Day |
| November 14 Children's Day |
| November 14 Diabetes Day |
| November 29 International Day of Solidarity with Palestinian People |
| October 1 International Day for the Elderly |
| October 10 National Postal Day |
| October 12 World Sight Day |
| October 16 World Food Day |
| October 24 UN Day |
| October 3 World Habitat Day |
| October 30 World Thrift Day |
| October 4 World Animal Welfare Day |
| October 8 Indian Air Force Day |
| September 16 World Ozone Day |
| September 26 Day of the Deaf |
| September 27 World Tourism Day |
| September 5 Teachers' Day, Sanskrit Day |
| September 8 World Literary Day |
| Third Sunday of July National Ice Cream Day E & OE Prepared by Riaz in Orkut Community . Republished by qblp Team |
Friday, February 22, 2008
Important Days
Friday, February 15, 2008
Post Answers to this Question From Electronics
- Which of the following has highest conductivity?
a) Silver b) Aluminum c) tungsten d) Platinum
- At room temperature barrier potential in a silicon diode is
a) 0.1 V b) 0.3V c) 0.7V d) 1V
- In which mode of BJT operation are both junctions reverse biased
a) active b) saturation c) cut-off d) reverse active
- The sensitivity of human eyes is maximum at
a) white portion of spectrum b) green portion of spectrum
c) red portion of spectrum d) violet portion of spectrum
- Which quantity controls the effectiveness of LED in emitting light
a) applied voltage b) current c) extent of doping d) temperature
- The abbreviation EMG stands for ____________________
- The number of bits in a nibble is
a) 8 b) 4 c) 16 d) 32
- The frequency spectrum of FM radio broadcasting is
a) 565 KHz – 1605 Khz b) 88 MHz – 108 MHz
c) 3 GHz – 30 GHz d) None of the above
- Which of the following is an OP-AMP IC
a) BC107 b) 74LS00 c) mA 741C d) AE137
- Which of the following medium has highest bandwidth
a) Twisted pair b) optical fiber cable c) coaxial cable
d) copper stripWednesday, February 13, 2008
Facts about Indian National Congress
Creation -1885
Founder of INC -Allan Octavian Hume(A.O.Hume)
The First President -Womesh Chandra Bonerjee(W.C.Banerjee)
The Ist meeting was in -Bombay
The Viceroy at the time of creation -Lord Dufferin
Hw many delegates at the time of Ist meeting -72
The 1929 Lahore session under the presidency of -Jawaharlal Nehru
"Poorna Swaraj" was declared at the session -1929 Lahore
President at the time of independence -Acharya J.B. Kripalani
The present Leader -Sonia Gandhi
E&OE - QBLP RESEARCH TEAM
Founder of INC -Allan Octavian Hume(A.O.Hume)
The First President -Womesh Chandra Bonerjee(W.C.Banerjee)
The Ist meeting was in -Bombay
The Viceroy at the time of creation -Lord Dufferin
Hw many delegates at the time of Ist meeting -72
The 1929 Lahore session under the presidency of -Jawaharlal Nehru
"Poorna Swaraj" was declared at the session -1929 Lahore
President at the time of independence -Acharya J.B. Kripalani
The present Leader -Sonia Gandhi
E&OE - QBLP RESEARCH TEAM
Monday, February 11, 2008
National Research Institutes in India
1.Drug Research Institute - Lucknow (U.P)
2.Horticulture college - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
3.Tubercrops Research Institute - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
4.Cattle Breeding Reasearch Institute - Hissar (Haryana)
5.Forest Reasearch Institute - Dehradun (Uthar ghund)
6.Cancer Reasearch Centre - Mumbai(Maharastra)
7.Rubber Reasearch Institute - Kottayam (Kerala)
8.Central Marine Reasearch Institute - Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
9.Dairy Reasearch Institute - Karnal (Haryana)
10.Tropical Botanical Garden & Reasearch Institute - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
Asked by various PSC s many times. Errors and omissions expected.Taken from Public Service Commission community posted by safeeq . Republished by qblp team for psc job aspirants.
2.Horticulture college - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
3.Tubercrops Research Institute - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
4.Cattle Breeding Reasearch Institute - Hissar (Haryana)
5.Forest Reasearch Institute - Dehradun (Uthar ghund)
6.Cancer Reasearch Centre - Mumbai(Maharastra)
7.Rubber Reasearch Institute - Kottayam (Kerala)
8.Central Marine Reasearch Institute - Chennai (Tamil Nadu)
9.Dairy Reasearch Institute - Karnal (Haryana)
10.Tropical Botanical Garden & Reasearch Institute - Thiruvananthapuram (Kerala)
Asked by various PSC s many times. Errors and omissions expected.Taken from Public Service Commission community posted by safeeq . Republished by qblp team for psc job aspirants.
Saturday, February 9, 2008
Geographic Terms
ANTIPODES A region or place on the opposite side of a point on the earth.
ANTICYCLONES Winds which blow outward from the center.
APHELION Position of the earth in its orbit when is at the maximum distance from the sun.
ARCHIPELAGO A cluster of islands, e.g., Pearl Islands in the Gulf of Panama.
ATOLL Coral reef resembling a horse shoe, enclosing a lagoon.
AXIS An imaginary line joining north and south poles.
AVALANCHE A vast mass of snow mixed with earth or stones.
BIOSPHERE Animate or inanimate organic kingdom on earth.
CANYON A deep valley cut by a river through a mountain region, e,g., the Grand Canyon of the Colarado river in the USA.
CONTINENTAL SHELF Land adjoining a continent submerged in the sea.
CYCLONES A low pressure system area in which the wind blows spirally inward.
CROP ROTATION Growing different crops needing different minerals for their growth in the same piece of land in order to get more yield.
DATE LINE An imaginary line pointing north-south approximating to the Meridian 180 (east or west) where the date changes by one day the moment it is crossed.
ANTIPODES A region or place on the opposite side of a point on the earth.
ANTICYCLONES Winds which blow outward from the center.
APHELION Position of the earth in its orbit when is at the maximum distance from the sun.
ARCHIPELAGO A cluster of islands, e.g., Pearl Islands in the Gulf of Panama.
ATOLL Coral reef resembling a horse shoe, enclosing a lagoon.
AXIS An imaginary line joining north and south poles.
AVALANCHE A vast mass of snow mixed with earth or stones.
BIOSPHERE Animate or inanimate organic kingdom on earth.
CANYON A deep valley cut by a river through a mountain region, e,g., the Grand Canyon of the Colarado river in the USA.
CONTINENTAL SHELF Land adjoining a continent submerged in the sea.
CYCLONES A low pressure system area in which the wind blows spirally inward.
CROP ROTATION Growing different crops needing different minerals for their growth in the same piece of land in order to get more yield.
DATE LINE An imaginary line pointing north-south approximating to the Meridian 180 (east or west) where the date changes by one day the moment it is crossed.
DELTA Alluvial deposit shaped like Greek letter, formed at the mouth of the river, where it falls into the sea, e.g., the Sunderban delta.
DEW Condensed atmospheric water vapours due to the cooling of the air.
DRY FARMING Growing of crops in low rainfall areas by moisture conservation, crop rotation but without irrigation.
EQUATOR An imaginary line dividing the earth into two equal parts.
EQUINOXES The day on which nights and days are of equal duration, e.g., March 22 and September 23.
EROSION Wearing away of the earth's land surface by rain, wind, water, etc. rendering the land infertile. Alluvial deposit shaped like Greek letter, formed at the mouth of the river, where it falls into the sea, e.g., the Sunderban delta.
DEW Condensed atmospheric water vapours due to the cooling of the air.
DRY FARMING Growing of crops in low rainfall areas by moisture conservation, crop rotation but without irrigation.
EQUATOR An imaginary line dividing the earth into two equal parts.
EQUINOXES The day on which nights and days are of equal duration, e.g., March 22 and September 23.
EROSION Wearing away of the earth's land surface by rain, wind, water, etc. rendering the land infertile.
Posted by Riaz in Orkut . E&OE Republished by qblp team.
ANTICYCLONES Winds which blow outward from the center.
APHELION Position of the earth in its orbit when is at the maximum distance from the sun.
ARCHIPELAGO A cluster of islands, e.g., Pearl Islands in the Gulf of Panama.
ATOLL Coral reef resembling a horse shoe, enclosing a lagoon.
AXIS An imaginary line joining north and south poles.
AVALANCHE A vast mass of snow mixed with earth or stones.
BIOSPHERE Animate or inanimate organic kingdom on earth.
CANYON A deep valley cut by a river through a mountain region, e,g., the Grand Canyon of the Colarado river in the USA.
CONTINENTAL SHELF Land adjoining a continent submerged in the sea.
CYCLONES A low pressure system area in which the wind blows spirally inward.
CROP ROTATION Growing different crops needing different minerals for their growth in the same piece of land in order to get more yield.
DATE LINE An imaginary line pointing north-south approximating to the Meridian 180 (east or west) where the date changes by one day the moment it is crossed.
ANTIPODES A region or place on the opposite side of a point on the earth.
ANTICYCLONES Winds which blow outward from the center.
APHELION Position of the earth in its orbit when is at the maximum distance from the sun.
ARCHIPELAGO A cluster of islands, e.g., Pearl Islands in the Gulf of Panama.
ATOLL Coral reef resembling a horse shoe, enclosing a lagoon.
AXIS An imaginary line joining north and south poles.
AVALANCHE A vast mass of snow mixed with earth or stones.
BIOSPHERE Animate or inanimate organic kingdom on earth.
CANYON A deep valley cut by a river through a mountain region, e,g., the Grand Canyon of the Colarado river in the USA.
CONTINENTAL SHELF Land adjoining a continent submerged in the sea.
CYCLONES A low pressure system area in which the wind blows spirally inward.
CROP ROTATION Growing different crops needing different minerals for their growth in the same piece of land in order to get more yield.
DATE LINE An imaginary line pointing north-south approximating to the Meridian 180 (east or west) where the date changes by one day the moment it is crossed.
DELTA Alluvial deposit shaped like Greek letter, formed at the mouth of the river, where it falls into the sea, e.g., the Sunderban delta.
DEW Condensed atmospheric water vapours due to the cooling of the air.
DRY FARMING Growing of crops in low rainfall areas by moisture conservation, crop rotation but without irrigation.
EQUATOR An imaginary line dividing the earth into two equal parts.
EQUINOXES The day on which nights and days are of equal duration, e.g., March 22 and September 23.
EROSION Wearing away of the earth's land surface by rain, wind, water, etc. rendering the land infertile. Alluvial deposit shaped like Greek letter, formed at the mouth of the river, where it falls into the sea, e.g., the Sunderban delta.
DEW Condensed atmospheric water vapours due to the cooling of the air.
DRY FARMING Growing of crops in low rainfall areas by moisture conservation, crop rotation but without irrigation.
EQUATOR An imaginary line dividing the earth into two equal parts.
EQUINOXES The day on which nights and days are of equal duration, e.g., March 22 and September 23.
EROSION Wearing away of the earth's land surface by rain, wind, water, etc. rendering the land infertile.
Posted by Riaz in Orkut . E&OE Republished by qblp team.
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Indian Cities & Nicknames
- Rose Pink City - Jaipur (Rajastan)
- Garden City - Bangalore (Karnataka)
- Diamond City - Surat (Gujarat)
- Egg city - Namakkal (Tamilnadu)
- Lake City - Udaipur (Rajastan)
- Sun City - Jodhpur (Rajastan)
- City of Palaces - Kolkata (West Bengal)
- Bangle City - Hyderabad (Andra Pradesh)
- Golden City - Jaisalmer(Rajastan)
- City of Dawn - Auroville (Pondichery)
- White City - Udaipur (Rajastan)
- City of golden Temple - amritsar (Punjab)
- Twin Cities - Hyderabad and Secundarabad(Andra pradesh)
- Pearl City - Tuticorin (Tamil Nadu)
- Weavers city - Panipat (Haryana)
- Temple City - Bhuvaneswar (Orissa)
- Sandal Wood City - Mysore (Karnataka)
- City of Blood - Tezpur (Assam)
- Orange City - Nagpur (Maharashtra)
- City of seven Islands - Mumbai (Maharashtra)
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Previous PSC Question Paper
1.Who is the Finance minister in the Achutanandan ministry?
Dr.Thomas Issac
2.Who is the 2nd Indo-Anierican astronaut selected by American Space agency NASA for a space mission?
Sunita Williams
3.The famous Lucknow pact between the Congress and the Muslim League was concluded in:
1916
4.Who was the chairman of the two commissions appointed by the British Govt. for Partition of the provinces of Bengal and Punjab in 1947?
Cyril Radcliff
5.Who is the Vice chairman of Kerala State Planning Board?
Dr. Prabhat Patnaik
6. Who is the Malayalam Film Director recently selected for Dada Saheb Falke award?
Adoor Gopalakrjshnan
7.In which state is the first synagogue built in India?
Kerala
8.Operation Flood deals with:
Production of milk
9.Who produced the first automobile?Carl Benz10.Who is the president of Afghanistan?Hamid Karzai
11.Angela Markel is the first woman Chancellor of:
Germany
12.Rou’sseaus theories greatly contributed to which one of the following?
French revolution
13.Who is the Malayalam poet recently selected for 'Saraswathy Saman’?
K. Ayyappa Paniker
14.Dengue fever is caused by:
Virus
15.Hormones are normally absent in:
Bacteria
16.Which is the largest living bird?
Ostrich
17.Milk tastes sour when kept in the open for sometime due to the formation of:
Lactic acid
18.Which river feeds Tehri dam?Bhagirithi
19.Who was the founder of Servants of India Society?
G.K. Gokhale
20.Who was the first Indian to become a member of the British parliament?
Dadabhai Naoroji
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