Daily General_Awareness: 10 Questions With Explanation

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General_Awareness: 10 Questions With Explanation
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1. The newly elected Prime Minister of Pakistan, Imran Khan, has invited the people of India to take oath in the ceremony?

- Pakistan's newly elected Prime Minister Imran Khan has invited Indian politician and former cricketer Navjot Singh Sidhu, Kapil Dev, Sunil Gavaskar. Imran Khan will swear in Pakistan's Rashtrapati Bhawan on August 11 as the 20th Prime Minister of Pakistan.

2. In which state has the 'Chief Minister Yuva Nesth Yojana' launched for unemployed youth?

- 'Chief Minister Yuva Nestam Yojana' has been launched for unemployed youth in Andhra Pradesh. Under this scheme, unemployment allowance of 1000 rupees per month will be given to unemployed youth of Andhra Pradesh. This unemployment allowance will be deposited directly into the beneficiary's bank through biometric authentication in a transparent manner.

3. In which country is the penalty for wearing a woman's mask?

- In Denmark, a woman has been fined Rs 10 thousand for wearing a mask. In Denmark, it is forbidden to cover face in any way, and if someone does so, then there is a provision for fines. Under this rule a fine has been imposed on a woman. This new controversial law has become the first woman to be fined for violation.

4. How many platelets should a healthy person have in the body?

- The amount of platelets in the body of a healthy person should be in the number of platelets in one square milliliters of blood, from one to ten and four lakh. The main function of these platelets is to prevent bleeding by speeding up the process of blood clotting in case of injury. Lowering platelets in the blood means that either they are becoming less in the body or they are being destroyed for some reason despite being in the right quantity. Normally this is destroyed by dengue or similar infection, but sometimes it can also be a basic disease in itself.

5. What is the biggest highway in India?

- India's largest highway is National Highway 7 (NH7), which connects Varanasi city of Uttar Pradesh with the town of Kanyakumari in southern corner of India, Tamilnadu. The length of this national highway is 2369 km.

6. What is the colonial system?

- The system of appointment of judges in the courts of India is called the collegium system. The Collegium system was created in 1990 after two decisions of the Supreme Court. Under this system, the committee of senior judges discusses the names and appointments of the judges. The mention of the collegium system is neither in the original constitution nor in any amendment thereof.

7. Who has won gold medal in 400 meters in the recent African Athletics Championships?

- Gold Medal South Africa's Castor Semenya won 400 meters in the African Athletics Championship. They took 49.96 seconds time. Semenya broke the national record of 18 years old Haed Seylerling. Semenya participated in the 400 meter race of any major international event this year for the first time. Name of Semenya now In addition to 400 meters of Africa, there are national records of 800, 1000 and 1500 meters. Semenya is the world's 800 meter race and Olympic champion.

8. Where is Torres De Pen National Park situated?

- Torres de Pen National Park is located in the Patagonia region of Chile. The blue iceberg and the golden grass, which are visible from the skyscraper and glaciers, are the hallmarks of this place. One of the best scenes here is the three granite towers which have been named after this park.

9. W. When was King Nandkumar of Bengal hanged in the crime of fraud?

- W. Raja Nandkumar of Bengal was hanged in the crime of fraud on 5 August 1776. This was the last execution given by the British to India for the scandal. The charge of fraud on Nandkumar was absolutely false, for which to prove that the fake witnesses had been standing. The trial was heard seven days and in the end the verdict was against King Nandkumar.

10. Hiroshima Day is celebrated?

Hiroshima Day is celebrated every year on August 6. On August 6, 1945, in the Second World War, America had a nuclear bomb 'Little Boy' Giria on Hiroshima of Japan. With the effect of this bomb 13 km²

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