NCC Quiz (70)

Quiz

1. Who was the first Chief Minister of Assam?
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi

2. Who is the present Chief Minister of Assam?
Hemanta Biswa Sharma

3. The capital of Assam is-
Dispur

4. NCC headquarter is in-
New Delhi

5. President of Russia is-
Vladimir Putin

6. President of Ukraine is-
Vladimir Zelensky

7. How many districts are in Assam?
35

8. Who is the president of India?
Draupodi Murmu

9. Draupodi Murmu belongs to-
Odisha

10. NCC NorthEast Region (NER) headquarter is located in-
Shillong

11. Prime Minister of our country is-
Narendra Modi

12. How many states are there in Northeast?
7

13. Foreign or External Minister of our country -
S. Jaishankar

14. Chief Minister of Tripura-
Manik Saha

15. Which AK rifles are going to be made by India?
AK 203

16. Full form of NCC is -
National Cadet Corps

17. Full form of CDS
Combined Defence Services

18. Which missile has been recently bought by India from Russia?
S-400

19. No of constituencies in Cachar are-
7

20. Is Sonai a constituency?
Yes

21. National Bird-
Peacock

22. National Animal
Tiger

23. National Flower
Lotus

24. Capital of India is-
New Delhi

25. Dr. Bhupen Hazarika belonged to-
Assam

26. Kargil is in-
Ladhak

27. Article 35A was for which state?
Jammu & Kashmir

28. First Army Chief-
K. M. Cariappa

29. Present Army Chief
Manoj Pande

30. No of States in India
29

31. How many spokes are there in Ashoka Chakra in our national flag?
24

32. First Prime Minister of India
Jawaharlal Nehru

33. First President of India
Dr. Rajendra Prasad

34. Motto of NCC
Unity and Discipline

35. Kolkata is the capital of
West Bengal

36. The present finance minister of India is-
Nirmala Sitharaman

37. NCC programme is-
Voluntary

38. NCC came into existence in-
1948

39. Nature of NCC is-
Educational

40. How many lotus has NCC flag got?
17

41. How many colours are there in NCC flag?
3-Blue, red and light blue

42. Who heads the NCC?
Director General

43. What is NCC group?
A group of Battalions/BN

44. Founder of NCC-
H. N. Kunzru

45. What is a student of NCC known as?
Cadet

46. Who is the vice President of USA?
Kamala Harris

47. India falls to ___ in Hunger Index
107

48. Capital of Ukraine
Kyiv

49. Capital of Russia
Moscow

50. Capital of China
Beijing
51. The village Silchar was elevated to a town in-
1882

52. 1st chairman of Silchar Municipality was-
K. K. Chanda

53. The last Kachari king was-
Govindachandra

54. Kachari Kingdom's rule in Cachar was succeeded by-
The British

55. The Assam-Bengal Railway covered in
1899

56. First Commissioner of Assam was-
Col. Keating

57. Cachar was annexed with Assam by the British in the 1870s due to-
Political anarchy and depopulation in Assam

58. Karimganj was the subdivision of Syleth in-
1878

59. Older Bengali settlers/population of cachar district were brought from Syleth as labourers to the sparsely populated & fertile cachar district, centuries back by-
The Cachari kings and other local kings

60. The capital of British Assam was-
Cherapunji (Shillong)

61. The British moved the  town to Silchar from-
Dudpatil

62. What is the full form of HAL?
Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.

63. What was the seconds Aircraft fighter jet of India?
Tejas

64. Which source of water is good for portable water supply?
Surface water

65. Flood can occur due to -
Heavy rainfall, snowmelting, Tsunami, etc

66. What is the primary source for sustaining life on earth?
The Sun

67. Effective hazard movement largely rely on-
Government agencies

68. What was the name of IAF operation in the Kargil conflict of 1999?
Operation SafedSagar

69. Man-made disasters include -
The Bhopal disaster

70. Who is the first woman Air Marshall of India?
Padma Bandopadhaya

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