Job Charnock, the head of the Kasim Bazar factory, chose Sutanuti or Sutanouti (the site of Calcutta) instead of Hooghly for the business center of the British. He is considered the founder of Calcutta. However, in its decision given in May 2003, a division bench of the Calcutta High Court, not considering Job Charnock as the founder of Calcutta, said that Calcutta (Kalikata) existed before the arrival of Job Charnock, and on this basis the establishment of Calcutta ( 24 August 1690) day (Foundation day) also cannot be considered.
Which among the following have the lowest sex-ratio as per 2011 Census?
Which Amendment to the Constitution Act led to establishment of National Judicial Appointments Commission in India?
As per UN (World Population Prospects 2019)_____ led the ranking for countries with the highest population density in 2019.
What powers the Ane Maersk, the revolutionary container vessel recently unveiled by maritime titan Maersk, marking a monumental stride towards sustainab...
Who is known as the 'Missile Man of India'?
A school has 100 students and every student plays either cricket or football or both. The number of students who play cricket is twice the number of st...
In sports, how many competitions are there in Decathlon?
Which of the following gas is used for making the Soda Water?
What is “WhatsApp” Messenger?
The allocation towards health and well-being was increased by ______ over the previous year in Union Budget 2021-22.
