On June 14, 2024, who has become the second largest emitter of nitrous oxide in the world?

Explanation: India became the second-largest emitter of nitrous oxide in the world.

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Ans: igneous

Q: Who founded the Mauryan Empire?
Ans: Chandragupta

Q: Which policy targets 50% non-fossil fuel energy by 2030?
Ans: India’s renewable energy policy

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Q: Organic compounds produced by what process provide the energy and building material for ecosystems?
Ans: photosynthesis

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Ans: North Korea

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Ans: applied force

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Q: Why did local TV face ad revenue challenges in 2025?
Ans: Increased competition

Q: What does a yellow triangular sign with a red border indicate?
Ans: Warning

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Ans: Prof. Devendra Lal

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Q: What percentage of Americans rated the economy positively in April 2025?
Ans: 23%

Q: A lumbar air study reveals a spinal dural arteriovenous fistula. Which symptom is most likely associated?
Ans: Progressive myelopathy

Q: Which Indian state has the highest urban population?
Ans: Maharashtra