तलाठी भरती MPSC Group - C Free Test 01

In the permanent settlement system, which class benefitted the most?
a. Farmers
b. Zamindars (Landlords)
c. Industrialists
d. Artisans

Which of the following Newspaper and Literature is not associated with Lala Lajpat Rai?
A. He published the Newspaper 'Punjabi'.
B. He wrote the book 'Young India'.
C. He formulated the 'Theory of Passive Resistance' in Newspaper 'Vande Mataram'.
D. He wrote the book 'Political Future of India'.

Identify the social reformer from the following description.
a. He started the Marathi newspaper 'Dnyan Prakash'.
b. The government honored him with the titles 'Justice of Peace and Rao Bahadur'.
c. He had a deep interest in music.

Which women reformer's work do you identify by reading the following statements?
A. She was active in the women's emancipation work of the organization 'Shardasadan' and 'Arya Mahila Samaj'.
B. The Government honored her with the title of 'Kaisar-i-Hind' for her social work in 1913.
C. She founded the 'Hindu Ladies Social Club' in 1894.
D. Her work for the emancipation of women was supported by Thakarsy and Tata families by providing financial assistance.

After M. Gandhiji came to India in 1915, which of the following problems did he handle successfully?
a. The indigo problem of Champaran in Bihar.
b. The land revenue problem of the farmers of Kheda.
c. The conflict between the mill workers and the owners in Ahmedabad city.
d. Creating a separate electorate for Muslims.

Which of the following activists led the March to the Mamledar Court of Tasgaon on 3rd September 1942 ?
a. Krishna Rama Kurhade
b. V. S. Page
c. Govind Khot
d. Dr. Y. K. Sovani

Which of the following statements are correct regarding the uprising of 1857 in Maharashtra?
a. Rangrao Page made relentless efforts to regain the lost kingdom of Chhatrapati Pratapsingh of Satara.
b. Soldiers of the 21st and 28th regiments mutinied in Kolhapur on 31st July 1857.
c. In Princely State of Nargunda, Bhave's adopted son was disowned and he rebelled in May 1858.
d. The Bhillas were defeated in the battle of Amba Pani on 11th April 1858.

Match the pairs:
National Congress Sessions and Venue with Chairman
a. Second Session of Congress 1886 - Calcutta
b. Third Session of Congress 1887 - Madras
c. Fourth Session of Congress 1888 - Alahabad
d. Fifth Session of Congress 1889 - Mumbai
I. Badruddin Tyabji
II. William Wedderburn
III. Dadabhai Naoroji
IV. George Yule

Identify the incorrect statement from the following statements.
(1) The confluence of the rivers Wardha and Wainganga occurs southwest of Chandrapur.
(2) Kanha, Pench, Bag are tributaries of the Wainganga river.
(3) Tributaries like Poos, Arana, Waghadi and Khuli joins on the left bank of the Wainganga river.
(4) The tributaries of Manjara river i.e. Tavarja, Torna, Manyad, Girna etc. joins the Godavari.

Which of the following statement/s is/are incorrect?
a. Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, West Bengal and Manipur States of India shares a border with Nepal.
b. Nepal is a landlocked country which is situated between two giant countries i.e. China and India.
c. Bhutan is a neighboring country of Nepal.

Match the following.
Minerals
a. Manganese
b. Iron ore
c. Bauxite
d. Chromite
Mining Area
i. Surjagad
ii. Janoli
iii. Chikhala
iv. Udgiri

Arrange these tributaries of Yamuna river from East to West direction.
Rivers - Sindh, Chambal, Betwa, Ken

Which of the following is not an objective of Pradhan Mantri Matsya Sampada Yojana, 2025?
A. Social, Physical and Economic Security of Fisherman.
B. Fourfold increase in the Fisherman's income.
C. Harnessing of fisheries potential in sustainable manner.
D. Enhancing fish production and productivity.

Identify the correct statement/s from the following.
A. The policy according to which the government plans and implements its expenditure and revenue programs to avoid adverse effects on national income, production and employment levels is called monetary policy.
B. Fiscal policy gained more importance in the post Great Depression period of 1929-33 in terms of smooth functioning of the economy. J. M. Keynes contribution in this regard is significant.