RRB Examination Few question with answer details

RRB Examination few question's Answer details

How many constellations has been named?	88
First female Prime Minister of Sri Lanka?	Sirimavo Bandaranaike
The first woman Muslim in High Judiciary System?	Leela Seth
Why do Stars shine?	nuclear fusion
Who was the first Muslim President in the World?	Benazir Bhutto
Which is the lightest Gas?	Helium
Who was first Lady Judge of High Court?	Leela Seth
G-20 Summit held in which Country?	Turkey
Tides are primarily a result of the -	Attraction of the moon
Newton's 1st Law is the law of -	Inertia
Symmetry of Rectangle is ?	2
Which country will host 2017 FIFA under 17?	India
Who among the following invented X-Rays?	Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen
2015 Commonwealth Games were held at –	Apia, Samoa
Keshar e Hind is awarded to which of the following?	Mahatma Gandhi
What is Ecotone?	Transition area between two biomes

RRB Examination question	Answers
Physical Research Laboratory was founded by?	Vikram Sarabhai
Kalindi is the other name of which river?	Yamuna
Humayun tomb situated at?	Delhi
What is the Rank of India in Corruption Index 2015?	76
Uniform civil code article?	Article 44
Which one is smallest state of India?	Goa
First Female President of Nepal?	Bidhya Devi Bhandari
A thermostat is a device for -	Regulating temperature
Operation Smile related to what?	Find Missing Children
Who is the Prime Minister of Nepal?	KP OIL
Who gave Kaiser-e-hind to Mahatma Gandhi?	British Government
Vertebral Column has how many bones?	33
State with Maximum boundaries with other states –	Uttar Pradesh
Where is Tidal Port Situated?	Kutch, Gujrat
Mahabharata was fought for how many days?	18 Days
FIFA Ballon d’Or award 2015?	Lionel Messi
Pashupatinath Temple Located at?	Kathmandu, Nepal

RRB Examination question	Answers
Jama Majid is located at –	Delhi
Golkonda fort is located at –	Hyderabad
Who is viceroy when India got Independence?	Lord Mountbatten
In which year srilanka got Independence/	1948
Which became the first district with NOFN high-speed connectivity?	Idukki
Which is largest tiger reserve in India?	Nagarjuna sreesilam
When was PSLV Launched for the first time?	1994
The election commission is not responsible for whose election?	president and vice president
latest engine in India for emission	Bharat 4
Which airport is working based on solar energy –	Kochi airport
Where is Virupaksha temple is located?	Hampi
What is amount given under pradhan manthri suraksha bima yojana?	Rs.2 lakhs
Tungabhadra river from tributary with –	Krishna
AAU is for	credit for emission of greenhouse gas.
Who is the founder of world wide web?	Tim Berners-lee
Ivory coast is located in -	West Africa
Ryder Cup is related to –	Golf

India’s first woman in IPS Report

India’s first Lady IPS – The proud Indian woman – Kiran Bedi

She is the first woman to join the Indian Police Service (IPS) in 1972.
On the 1973 Republic Day, this first lady IPS participated in a parade in front of first Indian lady Prime Minister Indira Gandhi.

People usually ask her, Why she joined IPS? She replies, “Because I want to serve the people from a position of authority so that I can serve them best.”

About her:

·Birth Date: 9^th of June 1949

·Birth Place: Amritsar, Punjab, India.

·Education:

1.School – The Sacred Heart Convent School, Amritsar.

2.B.A. (English) [1968] – The Government College for Women, Amritsar.

3.Master’s degree (Political science) [1970] – Punjab University, Chandigarh.

4.LLB [1988] – Delhi University, Delhi.

5.Ph.D. (Social Sciences) [1993] – Awarded by Department of Social Sciences, Indian Institute of Technology, New Delhi.

Sports:

·National junior Tennis champion at the age 16.

·Kiran Bedi is also a former all-India and all-Asian tennis champion.

·Kiran had won the Asian Ladies Title at the age of 22.

·Best athlete of her college.

Career:

·She has started her career as Lecturer in Political Science at Khalsa College for Women, Amritsar, India.

·In 1972, she was selected for the Indian Police Service. She was first lady selected for IPS.

·She has worked as Traffic Commissioner of New Delhi, Deputy Inspector General of Police in insurgency prone Mizoram, Advisor to the Lieutenant Governor of Chandigarh, Director General of Narcotics Control Bureau and also on a United Nations deputation.

·Inspector General of Prisons, Tihar Jail (Delhi).

. Director General of Bureau of Police Research and Development

Career Achievements:

·In 1977, she put an end to the Akali-Nirankari Sikh riots at India Gate.

·1979, as DCP (West Delhi), she broke up a 200-year-old illicit liquor trade.

·In 1981 as DCP (Traffic) she controlled traffic during the 1982 Asian Games efficiently. She didn’t hesitate to tow away cars and once even challenged the Prime Minister’s car for wrong parking near a car repair shop.

In 1993, as the Inspector General of Asia’s biggest jail – the Tihar jail (9100 inmates including 300 women) she turned the unlivable jail into an abode of education. Said Kiran while joining her posting at the jail, “I want to transform this jail into an Ashram within six months”. She introduced many classes and programs for the inmates including those on basic education, meditation, yoga besides functions like mushairas, kavi sammelans, dramas and games, which involved the jail inmates. For her effort to humanize the Tihar jail she was honored with the 1994 Ramon Magsaysay Award

Kiran Bedi’s voluntary retirement:
Kiran Bedi submitted her application on November 15, 2007, saying she wanted to quit to pursue “strong academic and social interests”. The government accepted retirement plea and decided to relieve Bedi, who was holding the post of the Director General of Bureau of Police Research and Development.
saferindia.com Project
After retirement Kiran Bedi launched a new website saferindia.com, on 3 January, 2007. The motto of this is to help peoples those complaints are not accepted by local police. This project is under non-government organisation India Vision Foundation. India Vision Foundation is a non-profit, voluntary, non-government organization.

 

  

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