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General Knowledge (GK) questions are asked in various competitive exams like Bank services, SSC, Railway, Civil Services etc. Hence its preparation is essential to ensure success in government jobs. These questions could be from different subjects. Here are ten such objective questions of GK related to subjects like History, Art & Culture, Environment and Politics, which can help you clear these competitive exams with flying colours.: 1. Who has been sworn in as the 31st Prime Minister of Australia? (A) Anthony Albanese (B) Anthony Albert (C) Alex Hawke (D) Stuart Robert Answer (A) Anthony Albanese 2. In which country was the Quad Summit 2022 organized? (A India (B) Japan (C) China (D) Australia Answer (B) Japan 3. When is the International Day of Biodiversity celebrated? (A) 21 May (B) 22 May (C) 23 May (D) 24 May Answer- (A) 21 May 4. Where was the rare Blue-bellied Kukri snake seen after 112 years? (A) Assam (B) Arunachal … [Read more...] about Here Are top 10 Current Affairs Questions For Competitive Exams

A star of VH1’s RuPaul’s Drag Race has blasted Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, claiming the government is attempting to “limit” so-called queer people. Drag Race Season 10 winner Monét X Change (real name: Kevin Bertin) sounded off during a recent episode of Disney-owned ABC’s The View featuring past winners of the drag-queen reality competition series. The View co-host Sunny Hostin asked the drag performer for his take on the Florida legislation, which she referred to using the Democrats’ smear moniker “Don’t Say Gay.” (L-R back row): Jinkx Monsoon, Raja, Monét X Change, Shea Couleé, The Vivienne, Trinity the Tuck, (L-R front row) Jaida Essence Hall, Yvie Oddly. (Astrid Stawiarz/Getty Images for VH1/Paramount +) “We’re in a time now where queer people have so much visibility on TV,” Bertin replied. “They’re trying to ban books. They’re trying to stop us from getting health care. They’re trying to control women’s bodies. They’re trying to do … [Read more...] about ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race’ Star Freaks Out over Florida’s Anti-Grooming Law

A mother split opinions online after confessing that the love her in-laws have for her children is "too much" and irritates her. The anonymous mom took to popular forum Mumsnet to express her concern over her in-laws and how they act towards her children, explaining that she doesn't get along with her husband's parents very well in the first place. Although strong grandparent-grandchildren relationships are a desired aspect of many families, this mom expressed concern at just how much they love her children. "It's like my kids are the center of their universe. Everything is about them and they constantly want to see them at every opportunity," she began. The mom shared that her in-laws frequently ask for photos of the children when they are apart, and she obliges. "Most of the time when I send something, they'll be some over the top concerned comment from my mother-in-law about something really minor in the picture. For example, oh this eye looks swollen or her hair looks … [Read more...] about Mom raging in-laws love her kids “too much” splits views: “Irrational”

Skateboarder Taylor Silverman spoke out about transgender participants in women’s sports Tuesday after losing a competition and prize money to a man who identified as transgender. Silverman has competed against transgender individuals in three different contests and placed second in two of them, including the recent Red Bull contest series, she said in an Instagram post. She said she was tired of keeping quiet after she and other women lost out on prize money and recognition that should have been theirs. “I deserved to place first, be acknowledged for my win, and get paid,” she wrote. “I reached out to Redbull and was ignored. I am sick of being bullied into silence.” (RELATED: Top Trans Medical Org Used Castration Fetish Site For Research To Develop Guidance For Doctors) Female skateboarded Taylor Silverman is speaking out after placing 2nd to a male competitor who identifies as a woman at the @Redbull Cornerstone contest. Silverman and other female skateboarders … [Read more...] about Female Athlete Speaks Out After Biological Male Storms Through Red Bull Competition

Medicine and engineering are no more the only fields for high-scoring students. Here are toppers from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) who are all set to start their careers in humanities, law, psychology among other streams. Archita Mathur from Delhi scored 99.2 per cent, wants to pursue law Archita Mathur is a humanities student from Amity International School, Noida who has achieved 99.2 per cent in class 12. She has scored 99 in English, political science, psychology, and history and 100 in economics. She has appeared for the CLAT exam where she got an AIR of 223 and now will opt for one of the top NLUs in the country. She aims to become a lawyer. Her father is a Chartered Accountant while her mother is a homemaker. Her brother is currently pursuing PhD in the US. Archita said online classes helped save time as she no longer had to travel to school, hence she got extra time to prepare for CLAT. “I have always loved political science,  and enjoy participating … [Read more...] about CBSE Class 12 Toppers: From Law to Psychology, Here’s What Top Scoring Students Will Pursue

Raveena is currently basking in the success of her latest film, KGF: Chapter 2. In the film, Raveena Tandon essayed the role of Prime Minister Ramika Sen with aplomb. KGF: Chapter 2, starring Yash, has achieved phenomenal success. The Prashanth Neel directorial has earned over Rs 1200 crore at the worldwide box office and has broken many records. Recently, Tollywood’s RRR and Sandalwood’s KGF: Chapter 2 achieved great success across the country. Both the films performed better than the Bollywood films that hit the theatres around the same time. Consequently, a debate has started on social media that films from the South are superior to Hindi films. Now, in an interview with Hindustan Times, Raveena has weighed in on the issue and said that there was no competition between the two industries. “I don’t think so, it’s just a phase in every industry. In the south, they try to make different kinds of films, and the same goes for our Mumbai industry. You hear about every Hindi film … [Read more...] about ‘No Competition, No Comparison’: Raveena Tandon on Bollywood Vs South Films

General knowledge is a vital component of a student’s life that, while not usually mandated in the curriculum, serves as a solid basis for intellectual development. Being well-versed in GK is very important while preparing for competitive examinations or civil services. We’ve compiled a list of ten objective GK questions covering topics such as history, economics, the environment, and politics, among others, to help you improve your general knowledge. a. Greeks b. Romans c. Chinese d. Arabs Answer- d. Arabs a. Nationalization of Banks b. Regional Rural Banks c. NABARD d. All of the above Answer- d. All of the above 3. The length of Kumbhalgarh fort is- a. 30 km b. 32 km c. 36 km d. 40 km Answer- c. 36 km 4. Where is the Statue of Peace situated? a. Gujarat b. Uttar Pradesh c. Madhya Pradesh d. Rajasthan Answer- d. Rajasthan 5. Which state government gives the National Poet Pradeep Samman- a. Government of Haryana b. Government of … [Read more...] about When Is National Dengue Day Celebrated? Top 10 GK Questions For Government Exams

The story so far: Last week, internet advocacy groups NetChoice and Computer & Communication Industry Association (CCIA), representing Facebook, Twitter and YouTube, filed an emergency request in the U.S. Supreme Court seeking to block a Texas law that disallows platforms from censoring users based on their political views. A district court’s stay on the law was overturned by the 5 th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on May 11 in a 2-1 verdict. The Texas law further directs social media platforms to publish a biannual transparency report detailing how they managed their content dissemination. This would apply to all platforms with more than 50 million active monthly users. Carl Szabo, general counsel for the advocacy groups, argued that Texas law H.B. 20 is an “assault” on the First Amendment of the Constitution which guarantees freedom of speech. In their emergency request, the advocacy groups pleaded for the Court to “allow the District Court’s careful reasoning to remain in … [Read more...] about Explained | The legal debate around a Texas law for social media platforms

The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into whether Google has broken the law by restricting competition in the advertising technology market. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said it would assess whether the tech giant had distorted competition and made it more difficult for rival advertising services to compete. The regulator said its investigation would focus on advertising technology intermediation, also known as the “ad tech stack”, a set of services which facilitate the sale of online advertising space between sellers and buyers, and is said to be worth around £1.8 billion a year. The CMA said Google has a strong position at various different levels of this space, providing a wide range of services including platforms where advertisers can buy online advertising space, technology that automates the sale of advertising space and those for managing ad inventories for publishers, which decide which ads to show. Recommended … [Read more...] about Competition watchdog launches investigation into Google’s advertising tech

Debdatta Chakraborty won the Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year 2022 for his photograph of a Kashmiri kebab-seller. The photograph titled “Kebabiyana" has gone viral on social media. As per a WION report, the photo was taken in Srinagar’s food street Khayam Chowk, just as the sellers were setting up shop. The wind had blown the aroma of kebabs throughout the area, and the seller was photographed as he was roasting the seekh kebabs. Chakraborty told WION that the photo was clicked on Valentine’s Day last year. “It was a very cold evening in the month of February, I went to the food street of Khayam to take some pictures as I have always been interested in taking pictures of food," he was quoted as saying. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Debdatta Chakraborty (@cdebdatta) The comments were filled with appreciation, with people writing about how stunning the photograph is. #Kebabiyana needs no … [Read more...] about Award-winning Photo of Kashmiri Kebab-seller Shows How ‘Food Connects Us’