Q. The Taleshwar copper plates of Paurava kings depict the name of rulers. Which one of the rulers was not depicted:

Correct Answer

Devavarman

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    Answer: 1.53%
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    C)Chandrapur
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    Answer: Gadchiroli
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  • Q. Maharaja Ranjit Singh belonged to which Misl?
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  • Q. Of the following the largest district in Bihar is –
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  • Q. What is the total tenure of P. Shilu Ao as a Chief Minister of Nagaland?
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  • Q. Name the author who got ‘Sahitya Akademy Award for his book ‘Viklang Sraddha Ka Daur’.
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