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India Lok Sabha elections Quiz


1. Which is the largest Lok sabha constituency in India by area?
Ans:Ladakh

2. Which is the largest Lok sabha constituency by number of voters?
Ans:Outer Delhi

3.Which is the smallest Lok sabha constituency in India by area?
Ans:Chandni Chowk

4. Which is the smallest Lok sabha constituency by number of voters?
Ans:Lakshdweep

5. Who holds the record of Highest majority of a candidate in Lok sabha elections?
Ans:Anil Basu of CPM won from Arambagh, West Bengal with a margin of 592502 votes in 2004.

6.Which state has the highest number of MPs in Lok Sabha?
Ans:Uttar Pradesh-- 80 MPs

7.What is the maximum no. of seats won by a party in an election/
Ans:Congress in 1984 won 415 seats

8. Which was Jawaharlal Nehru's constituency?
Ans:Phulpur in U P

9.Which was Indira Gandhi's constituency?
Ans:Rae Barelli

10. Who has won the maximum no of Lok sabha elections from a same constituency?
Ans:P M Saeed from Lakshdweep

IMPORTANT DAMS IN INDIA

    Dam                                                   River                       State

1) Nagarjunasagar                               Krishna                     A.P.
2) Pochampad                                     Godavari                   A.P.
3) Srisailam                                          Krishna                     A.P.
4) Sardar Sarovar                                Narmada                 Gujarat
5) Ukai                                                   Tapti                       Gujarat
6) Hirakud                                             Mahanadi                Orissa
7) Bhakra Nangal                                 Sutlej                        Punjab
8) Pong (Maharana Pratap Sagar)    Beas                        Himachal Pradesh
9) Thein (Ranjit Sagar)                        Ravi                         Punjab
10) Baglihar                                          Chenab                   Jammu & Kashmir
11) Chutak                                            Suru                         Jammu & Kashmir
12) Panchet                                          Damodar                Jharkhand
13) Maithon                                          Barakar                   Jharkhand
14) Tehri                                               Bhagirathi               Uttarakhand
15) Koyna                                             Koyna                     Maharashtra
16) Mettur                                             Kaveri                     Tamilnadu
17) Krishnaraja Sagar                        Kaveri                      Karnataka
18) Alamatti                                         Krishna                    Karnataka
19) Mullaperiyar                                   Periyar                    Kerala
20) Gandhisagar                                 Chambal                 Madhya Pradesh
21) Nimoo Bazgo                                Indus                       Jammu & Kashmir

Isro successfully launches navigation satellite IRNSS-1B

Indian Space Research Organisation on Monday successfully launched IRNSS-1B, the second navigation satellite among the seven satellites that will eventually constitute the Indian Regional Navigation Satellite System (IRNSS).


PSLV-C24 carrying IRNSS-1B blasted off from Sriharikota in Andhra Pradesh at 5.14 pm. Nineteen minutes after liftoff, PSLV-C24 injected the IRNSS-1B into a preliminary orbit.

While the targeted perigee (satellite's nearest distance to earth) was 284 km, the mission achieved 283 km. In case of apogee (satellite's maximum distance from earth), the target was 20,650km (plus minus 675km), and the mission achieved 20,630km. The mission also achieved the correct inclination of 19.2, differing only in the second decimal place.

Master control facility (MCF) at Hassan took control of the satellite after it was placed in the preliminary orbit. MCF will perform initial orbit raising manoeuvres with two manoeuvers at perigee and three manoeuvers at apogee. The satellite will be placed into a sub-geosynchronous transfer orbit (sub-GTO).

IRNSS SYSTEM

Once completed, the IRNSS system will offer navigational services, for both civilian and defense purposes, in India and also 1,500 km beyond its borders.

"We will be launching two more satellites - 1C and 1D - this year taking the total to four satellites. So we will finally have a working system in place and we can then measure its accuracy," said Isro chairman K Radhakrishnan after the launch of IRNSS-1B.

"We will launch another three IRNSS satellites at the beginning of 2015. So, by the middle of 2015 all the seven satellites will be in orbit," he said.

PSLV XL VERSION

This was the 26th flight of Isro's primary workhorse, Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle. Isro used an 'XL' configuration of PSLV to launch IRNSS-1B.

'XL' configuration allows higher payload and can inject satellites into higher orbits. The version was earlier used for critical missions like Chandrayaan-1, Mars Orbiter Mission and the first IRNSS satellite IRNSS-1A.

5 Must See Tourist Destinations in India

Kashmir
KASHMIR INDIA
There is a heaven on earth and that is Kashmir. It has been acknowledged as a “paradise on earth” since Mughal era and the history still continues. It is one of the most sorted out tourist destinations on Indian map, and people from across the globe visit the place. Within Kashmir there are many spots to visit, a few of them are Sonmarg, Bahu Fort and many more. Within Jammu and Kashmir, a stretch of road from Leh to Ladakh, is one must visit stretch and is very famous among youngsters of India.
Kerala
Beauty of Kerala
Timeless beauty of nature is preserved in every bit of Kerala. The geographical location of this state gives it an advantage over many other states and makes it a perfect holiday destination. Stretches of backwater, hill stations around lush green environment, long shore line accompanied with small beaches and exotic wildlife, are reasons enough to make the place the most sought after destinations for a good vacation. Equable climate of Kerala and its natural surrounding helps in making it favorable place for taking spa treatment. Lot of tourist enjoys the special treatment of spa, in here.
Goa
India is full of scenic beauties, and Goa is no exception to the rule. The place is also known as “Pearl of Orient” because of presence of innumerable beaches, which are divided in southern and northern Goa. But, Goa is not a tourist attraction only because of the nature that blankets the state; rather it is because of the life that it gives to the visitors. Goa is known for its liveliness and its culture of freedom. People from India and abroad comes to Goa to relieve all the backlogs of mind and start afresh in life.

Darjeeling
Darjeeling has been recognized by UNESCO as a world heritage place. It is at an elevation point, above 2000 m, from the sea level. The road itself, which leads to Darjeeling, is so beautiful and heighted that it gives a feeling of touching the sky with bare hands, though not literally. Cool breeze and chilling atmosphere gets into one’s veins, and provides the most adventurous experience of all time. Sunrise view from Tiger hills in Darjeeling is the most captivating view of all times. One can even see the hill top of K2 from this hill.
Taj Mahal in Agra

Counted amongst the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal, is a must watch monument of India. It is a mausoleum, which is crafted out of white marble, and is located in Agra. It is one of the finest examples of Mughal architecture, and that the reason it is known as “the jewel of Muslim art.” Beautiful designs are carved out on the exterior walls of the monument.  One can even find beautiful calligraphy of Persian poems and paintings on the walls. One can relish the beauty only when one sees it with one’s own eyes.
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