In which part of India the shifting cultivation, locally known ‘Jhuming’ is widely practiced?
Shifting cultivation involves clearing a patch of land by cutting down and burning vegetation. The burned vegetation provides nutrients to the soil, creating a fertile area for planting crops. The cultivated area is used for a few years until the soil fertility declines, after which the land is left fallow and allowed to regenerate through natural processes.
Which country has announced the release of a new ₹100 note depicting the Indian territory?
Which of the following group of gases contributes to the "Green House Effect"?
Researchers at which institute recently developed an innovative method to efficiently generate hydrogen gas from a mixture of methanol and paraformaldeh...
“Gramin and Krishi Vikas Samiti” was established at which place?
The salaries of the Supreme Court judges are determined by _______.
What was the primary aim of the significant meeting between India and the UAE about the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEEC)?
In the annual Gender Gap Report for 2023, what rank did India achieve in terms of gender parity?
The Union Cabinet approved ______ worth of investments in three semiconductor plants, including a Tata group proposal to build the country’s first maj...
Which of the he following statements is/are correct about Intelligent Grievance Monitoring System (IGMS) 2.0:
1. It is a public grievance porta...
Union Minister for Education and Skill Development & Entrepreneurship Dharmendra Pradhan, along with the Chief Minister of which state, inaugurated the ...
