Which Indian wetland is a Ramsar site?

Explanation: The Sundarbans is a Ramsar wetland site, known for its mangroves.

Q: When the temperature of water is increased after being used in cooling, it is this form of pollution?
Ans: thermal

Q: What is the main source of water pollution?
Ans: Industrial waste

Q: Which of the following is a Purvarupa of Hridroga as per Charaka?
Ans: Tandra

Q: What is required for a commercial vehicle license?
Ans: 1 year of light vehicle experience

Q: Who was the Mauryan emperor who adopted Buddhism?
Ans: Ashoka

Q: What was the Harappan drainage system made of?
Ans: Bricks

Q: The term "FAT" stands for?
Ans: File Systems

Q: UNESCO has recognized 24 villages of which state as 'Tsunami Ready'?
Ans: Odisha

Q: Which movement protested the Salt Tax in Odisha?
Ans: Civil Disobedience Movement

Q: What is the currency of Germany?
Ans: Euro

Q: Heating ice to its melting point (0°c) gives its molecules enough energy to do what?
Ans: move

Q: Which country's badminton player Jonathan Christie has won the Asia Badminton title on April 15, 2024?
Ans: Indonesia

Q: On May 2, 2024, who has been awarded the title of Grandmaster by the International Chess Federation?
Ans: Vaishali Ramesh Babu

Q: In Sushruta Samhita, which Yantra is used for probing?
Ans: Eshani Yantra

Q: Which Delhi Sultanate ruler built the Tughlaqabad Fort?
Ans: Ghiyasuddin Tughlaq