Which country was declared ‘leprosy-free’ by WHO on 19 September?

Explanation: Jordan was certified leprosy-free, a major public health achievement.

Q: Over 40 migratory birds recently died in Sambhar Lake. Where is this lake located?
Ans: Rajasthan

Q: What tool was used for hunting in early times?
Ans: Spear

Q: Which country's Kami Rita Sherpa has created a new record by climbing Mount Everest for the 30th time?
Ans: Nepal

Q: On October 18, 2024, the Government of India launched the 'Scam Se Bacho' campaign with whom?
Ans: Meta

Q: According to Sushruta the synonyms of Madhutailika basti:
Ans: All of the above

Q: Anupana of ‘Chithraka rasayanam’ in ‘Kushta rogam’ is:
Ans: Gomuthram

Q: When compared to anaerobic respiration, what does aerobic respiration release more of?
Ans: pressure

Q: Which article deals with the appointment of a state Governor?
Ans: Article 155

Q: Who has become the first female cricketer to score 4 ODI centuries in a calendar year?
Ans: Smriti Mandhana

Q: The stored chemical energy of trees and other plants is called what?
Ans: byproduct energy

Q: What indicates a faulty alternator?
Ans: Dim headlights

Q: Who became the first player to score 5000 runs in the World Test Championship on October 9, 2024?
Ans: Joe Root

Q: The building blocks of proteins are called what?
Ans: protein acids

Q: What is the term for the process of breaking down rocks into smaller pieces?
Ans: Weathering

Q: Which treaty ended the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–78?
Ans: Treaty of San Stefano