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today i have come up with more important informative questions which will surely help you in all competitive exams you face in your daily life.

Question: The forests of state of Jammu and Kashmir is characterized as which type of forests?

Answer: Montane forests

Question: One-third of the members of Legislative council retires every?

Answer: Two years

Question: International day of Non-Violance is celebrated on?

Answer: October 2

Question: First Rocket to go near the sun is?

Answer: Helius 'B'

Question: What is the Capital of East Timor?

Answer: Dili

Question: The currency of Morocco is?

Answer: Dirham

Question: How many Rivers does India have?

Answer: India has 7 major River systems with about 400 rivers in total.

Question: Which country give Nobel prize?

Answer: Sweden (Peace Prize is given by Norway)

Question: Who is the youngest Nobel prize winner?

Answer: Malala Yousufzai (Pakistan)

Question: Name the person who Rejected Nobel prize?

Answer: Jean Paul Satre (Literature) and Le Duc Tho (Peace).

Question: The person who won the Padma Shri award for Kashmiri language literature in 2017 is?

Answer: Kashi Nath Pandita

Question: Who is the first and last winner of Gandhi Peace Prize?

Answer: First winner- Julius Nyerere, Last winner- ISRO.

Gold actually comes from Stars to the earth by an explosion known as Supernovae. The basic element involved in production of Gold is Hydrogen. However it takes many steps to form Gold.
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