Q. Aurangzeb put his father under house arrest in Agra Fort

Correct Answer

Shah Jahan

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    A)Government of India Act, 1858
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  • Q. How were the streets of cities in Indus Valley Civilization?
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    B)Wide and Straight
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    B)I and II are correct
    C)II and IV are correct
    D)III and IV are correct
    Answer: I and IV are correct
  • Q. After the 1935 elections, the only two provinces out of eleven which had non-Congress ministries were
    A)Assam and Kerala
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    C)Bengal and Assam
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    Answer: Bengal and Punjab
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    A)Humayun
    B)Babur
    C)Akbar
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    A)Sutta Patika
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