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DU PhD in Modern Indian Languag N Literary Studies
Topic:- DU_J19_PHD_MILL
1) Silapadikaram' is: [Question ID = 110]
1. An anthology of songs [Option ID = 438]
2. A Sculpture [Option ID = 440]
3. An Epic [Option ID = 437]
4. A Drama [Option ID = 439]
An Epic [Option ID = 437]
2) Jnaneswari' was written in: [Question ID = 116]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 464]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 463]
3. Urdu [Option ID = 462]
4. Punjabi [Option ID = 461]
Punjabi [Option ID = 461]
3) Murugudasa Swamigal wrote in: [Question ID = 127]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 505]
2. Sindhi [Option ID = 508]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 506]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 507]
Hindi [Option ID = 505]
4) Firaq Gorakhpuri received the Jnanpith award for: [Question ID = 139]
1. 'Gul-e-naghma' [Option ID = 555]
2. Godan' [Option ID = 553]
3. 'Chandrakanta' [Option ID = 554]
4. 'Chokher Bali' [Option ID = 556]
Godan' [Option ID = 553]
5) Basavanna wrote in: [Question ID = 113]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 450]
2. Kannada [Option ID = 451]
3. Bengali [Option ID = 452]
4. Kashimiri [Option ID = 449]
Topic:- DU_J19_PHD_MILL
1) Silapadikaram' is: [Question ID = 110]
1. An anthology of songs [Option ID = 438]
2. A Sculpture [Option ID = 440]
3. An Epic [Option ID = 437]
4. A Drama [Option ID = 439]
An Epic [Option ID = 437]
2) Jnaneswari' was written in: [Question ID = 116]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 464]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 463]
3. Urdu [Option ID = 462]
4. Punjabi [Option ID = 461]
Punjabi [Option ID = 461]
3) Murugudasa Swamigal wrote in: [Question ID = 127]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 505]
2. Sindhi [Option ID = 508]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 506]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 507]
Hindi [Option ID = 505]
4) Firaq Gorakhpuri received the Jnanpith award for: [Question ID = 139]
1. 'Gul-e-naghma' [Option ID = 555]
2. Godan' [Option ID = 553]
3. 'Chandrakanta' [Option ID = 554]
4. 'Chokher Bali' [Option ID = 556]
Godan' [Option ID = 553]
5) Basavanna wrote in: [Question ID = 113]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 450]
2. Kannada [Option ID = 451]
3. Bengali [Option ID = 452]
4. Kashimiri [Option ID = 449]
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Kashimiri [Option ID = 449]
6) Akka Mahadevi was a:
[Question ID = 117]
1. Playwright [Option ID = 468]
2. Bhakti poetess [Option ID = 466]
3. Grammarian [Option ID = 467]
4. Scholar [Option ID = 465]
Scholar [Option ID = 465]
7) Bisweswarprasad Koirala wrote in: [Question ID = 151]
1. Nepali [Option ID = 604]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 602]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 601]
4. Telugu [Option ID = 603]
Tamil [Option ID = 601]
8) 'Evam Indrajit' was written by:
[Question ID = 146]
1. Badal Sarkar [Option ID = 581]
2. Vijay Tendulkar [Option ID = 583]
3. Utpal Dutta [Option ID = 582]
4. Ratan Thiam [Option ID = 584]
Badal Sarkar [Option ID = 581]
9) Saadat Hasan Manto is known as a [Question ID = 135]
1. Poet [Option ID = 540]
2. Short Story writer [Option ID = 537]
3. Dramatist [Option ID = 538]
4. Scholar [Option ID = 539]
Short Story writer [Option ID = 537]
10) Sankardeva wrote in: [Question ID = 115]
1. Assamese [Option ID = 459]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 458]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 457]
4. Bengali [Option ID = 460]
Tamil [Option ID = 457]
6) Akka Mahadevi was a:
[Question ID = 117]
1. Playwright [Option ID = 468]
2. Bhakti poetess [Option ID = 466]
3. Grammarian [Option ID = 467]
4. Scholar [Option ID = 465]
Scholar [Option ID = 465]
7) Bisweswarprasad Koirala wrote in: [Question ID = 151]
1. Nepali [Option ID = 604]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 602]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 601]
4. Telugu [Option ID = 603]
Tamil [Option ID = 601]
8) 'Evam Indrajit' was written by:
[Question ID = 146]
1. Badal Sarkar [Option ID = 581]
2. Vijay Tendulkar [Option ID = 583]
3. Utpal Dutta [Option ID = 582]
4. Ratan Thiam [Option ID = 584]
Badal Sarkar [Option ID = 581]
9) Saadat Hasan Manto is known as a [Question ID = 135]
1. Poet [Option ID = 540]
2. Short Story writer [Option ID = 537]
3. Dramatist [Option ID = 538]
4. Scholar [Option ID = 539]
Short Story writer [Option ID = 537]
10) Sankardeva wrote in: [Question ID = 115]
1. Assamese [Option ID = 459]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 458]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 457]
4. Bengali [Option ID = 460]
Tamil [Option ID = 457]
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11) Gitagovindam' was written by: [Question ID = 114]
1. Valmiki [Option ID = 456]
2. Jayadeva [Option ID = 455]
3. Vyasa [Option ID = 454]
4. Tulsidas [Option ID = 453]
Tulsidas [Option ID = 453]
12) Radhamohan Gadanayak received Sahitya Akademi award for:
[Question ID = 150]
1. English [Option ID = 598]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 597]
3. Gujarati [Option ID = 600]
4. Odia [Option ID = 599]
Telugu [Option ID = 597]
13) Research can be conducted by a person who: [Question ID = 106]
1. has studied research methodology [Option ID = 422]
2. posseses thinking and reasoning ability [Option ID = 421]
3. is a hard worker [Option ID = 424]
4. holds a post-graduate degree [Option ID = 423]
posseses thinking and reasoning ability [Option ID = 421]
14) Rudra Kandali wrote in: [Question ID = 118]
1. Prakrit [Option ID = 470]
2. Sanskrit [Option ID = 471]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 472]
4. Kannada [Option ID = 469]
Kannada [Option ID = 469]
15) Bishnu De received Jnanpith award for writing in: [Question ID = 142]
1. Manipur [Option ID = 568]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 567]
3. Telugu [Option ID = 565]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 566]
Telugu [Option ID = 565]
16) Ram Partabari Panjwani wrote in:
1. Valmiki [Option ID = 456]
2. Jayadeva [Option ID = 455]
3. Vyasa [Option ID = 454]
4. Tulsidas [Option ID = 453]
Tulsidas [Option ID = 453]
12) Radhamohan Gadanayak received Sahitya Akademi award for:
[Question ID = 150]
1. English [Option ID = 598]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 597]
3. Gujarati [Option ID = 600]
4. Odia [Option ID = 599]
Telugu [Option ID = 597]
13) Research can be conducted by a person who: [Question ID = 106]
1. has studied research methodology [Option ID = 422]
2. posseses thinking and reasoning ability [Option ID = 421]
3. is a hard worker [Option ID = 424]
4. holds a post-graduate degree [Option ID = 423]
posseses thinking and reasoning ability [Option ID = 421]
14) Rudra Kandali wrote in: [Question ID = 118]
1. Prakrit [Option ID = 470]
2. Sanskrit [Option ID = 471]
3. Assamese [Option ID = 472]
4. Kannada [Option ID = 469]
Kannada [Option ID = 469]
15) Bishnu De received Jnanpith award for writing in: [Question ID = 142]
1. Manipur [Option ID = 568]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 567]
3. Telugu [Option ID = 565]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 566]
Telugu [Option ID = 565]
16) Ram Partabari Panjwani wrote in:
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[Question ID = 144]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 573]
2. Punjabi [Option ID = 576]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 575]
4. Sindhi [Option ID = 574]
Hindi [Option ID = 573]
17) Girish Karnad was a: [Question ID = 147]
1. Hindi playwright [Option ID = 585]
2. Urdu playwright [Option ID = 587]
3. Malayalam playwright [Option ID = 586]
4. Kannada playwright [Option ID = 588]
Hindi playwright [Option ID = 585]
18) Moro Keshav Damle was a: [Question ID = 143]
1. Marathi grammarian [Option ID = 570]
2. Urdu grammarian [Option ID = 571]
3. Hindi grammarian [Option ID = 569]
4. Malayalam grammarian [Option ID = 572]
Hindi grammarian [Option ID = 569]
19) Subramniya Bharati wrote in:
[Question ID = 138]
1. Rajasthani [Option ID = 551]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 549]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 552]
4. Marathi [Option ID = 550]
Tamil [Option ID = 549]
20) Tamil monthly ‘Vevekapanu’ was edited by:
[Question ID = 133]
1. H.S Ananthamurty [Option ID = 532]
2. Kandaswami Kavirayar [Option ID = 530]
3. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 529]
4. Girsh Karnad [Option ID = 531]
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 529]
1. Hindi [Option ID = 573]
2. Punjabi [Option ID = 576]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 575]
4. Sindhi [Option ID = 574]
Hindi [Option ID = 573]
17) Girish Karnad was a: [Question ID = 147]
1. Hindi playwright [Option ID = 585]
2. Urdu playwright [Option ID = 587]
3. Malayalam playwright [Option ID = 586]
4. Kannada playwright [Option ID = 588]
Hindi playwright [Option ID = 585]
18) Moro Keshav Damle was a: [Question ID = 143]
1. Marathi grammarian [Option ID = 570]
2. Urdu grammarian [Option ID = 571]
3. Hindi grammarian [Option ID = 569]
4. Malayalam grammarian [Option ID = 572]
Hindi grammarian [Option ID = 569]
19) Subramniya Bharati wrote in:
[Question ID = 138]
1. Rajasthani [Option ID = 551]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 549]
3. Kannada [Option ID = 552]
4. Marathi [Option ID = 550]
Tamil [Option ID = 549]
20) Tamil monthly ‘Vevekapanu’ was edited by:
[Question ID = 133]
1. H.S Ananthamurty [Option ID = 532]
2. Kandaswami Kavirayar [Option ID = 530]
3. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 529]
4. Girsh Karnad [Option ID = 531]
Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 529]
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21) Venpappuli Veluccami Pillai wrote:
[Question ID = 129]
1. 'Geetanjali' [Option ID = 515]
2. 'Kanta Purana Venpa' [Option ID = 516]
3. 'Haribhakti Bilas' [Option ID = 514]
4. 'Meghnadbadh Kabya' [Option ID = 513]
'Meghnadbadh Kabya' [Option ID = 513]
22) In which of the following ways a theory is not different from a belief? [Question ID = 103]
1. Acceptability [Option ID = 409]
2. Demonstrability [Option ID = 412]
3. Verifiability [Option ID = 411]
4. Antecedent-consequent [Option ID = 410]
Acceptability [Option ID = 409]
23) To be critical, thinking must be: [Question ID = 105]
1. Individually satisfying [Option ID = 419]
2. Socially relevant [Option ID = 418]
3. Practical [Option ID = 417]
4. Analytical [Option ID = 420]
Practical [Option ID = 417]
24) 'Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol' was written by [Question ID = 134]
1. Munshi Premchand [Option ID = 533]
2. Sri Aurobinda [Option ID = 536]
3. Devaki Nandan Khatri [Option ID = 534]
4. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi [Option ID = 535]
Munshi Premchand [Option ID = 533]
25) Shams Faqir was a: [Question ID = 126]
1. Sufi poet [Option ID = 501]
2. Jaina poet [Option ID = 503]
3. Charya poet [Option ID = 504]
4. Buddhist poet [Option ID = 502]
Sufi poet [Option ID = 501]
26) Brahmo Samaj was founded by: [Question ID = 128]
1. Surakant Tripathi 'Nirala' [Option ID = 511]
2. Buddhadeb Basu [Option ID = 512]
3. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 510]
[Question ID = 129]
1. 'Geetanjali' [Option ID = 515]
2. 'Kanta Purana Venpa' [Option ID = 516]
3. 'Haribhakti Bilas' [Option ID = 514]
4. 'Meghnadbadh Kabya' [Option ID = 513]
'Meghnadbadh Kabya' [Option ID = 513]
22) In which of the following ways a theory is not different from a belief? [Question ID = 103]
1. Acceptability [Option ID = 409]
2. Demonstrability [Option ID = 412]
3. Verifiability [Option ID = 411]
4. Antecedent-consequent [Option ID = 410]
Acceptability [Option ID = 409]
23) To be critical, thinking must be: [Question ID = 105]
1. Individually satisfying [Option ID = 419]
2. Socially relevant [Option ID = 418]
3. Practical [Option ID = 417]
4. Analytical [Option ID = 420]
Practical [Option ID = 417]
24) 'Savitri: A Legend and a Symbol' was written by [Question ID = 134]
1. Munshi Premchand [Option ID = 533]
2. Sri Aurobinda [Option ID = 536]
3. Devaki Nandan Khatri [Option ID = 534]
4. Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi [Option ID = 535]
Munshi Premchand [Option ID = 533]
25) Shams Faqir was a: [Question ID = 126]
1. Sufi poet [Option ID = 501]
2. Jaina poet [Option ID = 503]
3. Charya poet [Option ID = 504]
4. Buddhist poet [Option ID = 502]
Sufi poet [Option ID = 501]
26) Brahmo Samaj was founded by: [Question ID = 128]
1. Surakant Tripathi 'Nirala' [Option ID = 511]
2. Buddhadeb Basu [Option ID = 512]
3. Rabindranath Tagore [Option ID = 510]
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4. Raja Rammohan Roy [Option ID = 509]
Raja Rammohan Roy [Option ID = 509]
27) Rabindranath Tagore received: [Question ID = 152]
1. Nobel Prize [Option ID = 606]
2. Jnanpith award [Option ID = 608]
3. Sahitya Akademi award [Option ID = 607]
4. Padmashree [Option ID = 605]
Padmashree [Option ID = 605]
28) Bhai Vir Singh wrote in: [Question ID = 137]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 548]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 545]
3. Punjabi [Option ID = 547]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 546]
Bengali [Option ID = 545]
29) The research that aims at immediate application is: [Question ID = 104]
1. Action research [Option ID = 415]
2. Empirical research [Option ID = 413]
3. Conceptual research [Option ID = 414]
4. Fundamental research [Option ID = 416]
Empirical research [Option ID = 413]
30) Nannaya translated: [Question ID = 112]
1. Urubhangam [Option ID = 447]
2. Abhijnana Shakuntalam [Option ID = 446]
3. Upanishads [Option ID = 448]
4. Mahabharata [Option ID = 445]
Mahabharata [Option ID = 445]
31) Kamban wrote in:
[Question ID = 111]
1. Assamese [Option ID = 441]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 443]
3. Telugu [Option ID = 444]
4. Odia [Option ID = 442]
Raja Rammohan Roy [Option ID = 509]
27) Rabindranath Tagore received: [Question ID = 152]
1. Nobel Prize [Option ID = 606]
2. Jnanpith award [Option ID = 608]
3. Sahitya Akademi award [Option ID = 607]
4. Padmashree [Option ID = 605]
Padmashree [Option ID = 605]
28) Bhai Vir Singh wrote in: [Question ID = 137]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 548]
2. Bengali [Option ID = 545]
3. Punjabi [Option ID = 547]
4. Tamil [Option ID = 546]
Bengali [Option ID = 545]
29) The research that aims at immediate application is: [Question ID = 104]
1. Action research [Option ID = 415]
2. Empirical research [Option ID = 413]
3. Conceptual research [Option ID = 414]
4. Fundamental research [Option ID = 416]
Empirical research [Option ID = 413]
30) Nannaya translated: [Question ID = 112]
1. Urubhangam [Option ID = 447]
2. Abhijnana Shakuntalam [Option ID = 446]
3. Upanishads [Option ID = 448]
4. Mahabharata [Option ID = 445]
Mahabharata [Option ID = 445]
31) Kamban wrote in:
[Question ID = 111]
1. Assamese [Option ID = 441]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 443]
3. Telugu [Option ID = 444]
4. Odia [Option ID = 442]
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Assamese [Option ID = 441]
32) Kamal Kumar Majumdar was a famous novelist of
[Question ID = 149]
1. Bengali [Option ID = 595]
2. Assamese [Option ID = 593]
3. Maithili [Option ID = 596]
4. Hindi [Option ID = 594]
Assamese [Option ID = 593]
33) Andhra Bhasha Sanjivani' was edited by: [Question ID = 130]
1. Wahab Khar [Option ID = 520]
2. Kokkonda Venkataratnam [Option ID = 519]
3. Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 517]
4. Khushbant Singh [Option ID = 518]
Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 517]
34) ‘Ananda Math’ was written by: [Question ID = 125]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 497]
2. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 498]
3. Vedanayakam Pillai [Option ID = 499]
4. Robert Caldwell [Option ID = 500]
Raja Rao [Option ID = 497]
35) Jagannath Pani wrote in:
[Question ID = 124]
1. Bodo [Option ID = 495]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 493]
3. Maithili [Option ID = 496]
4. Odia [Option ID = 494]
Tamil [Option ID = 493]
36) ‘Uttararamcharita' was written by:
[Question ID = 108]
1. Kautilya [Option ID = 431]
2. Panini [Option ID = 430]
3. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 429]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 432]
32) Kamal Kumar Majumdar was a famous novelist of
[Question ID = 149]
1. Bengali [Option ID = 595]
2. Assamese [Option ID = 593]
3. Maithili [Option ID = 596]
4. Hindi [Option ID = 594]
Assamese [Option ID = 593]
33) Andhra Bhasha Sanjivani' was edited by: [Question ID = 130]
1. Wahab Khar [Option ID = 520]
2. Kokkonda Venkataratnam [Option ID = 519]
3. Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 517]
4. Khushbant Singh [Option ID = 518]
Sharat Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 517]
34) ‘Ananda Math’ was written by: [Question ID = 125]
1. Raja Rao [Option ID = 497]
2. Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay [Option ID = 498]
3. Vedanayakam Pillai [Option ID = 499]
4. Robert Caldwell [Option ID = 500]
Raja Rao [Option ID = 497]
35) Jagannath Pani wrote in:
[Question ID = 124]
1. Bodo [Option ID = 495]
2. Tamil [Option ID = 493]
3. Maithili [Option ID = 496]
4. Odia [Option ID = 494]
Tamil [Option ID = 493]
36) ‘Uttararamcharita' was written by:
[Question ID = 108]
1. Kautilya [Option ID = 431]
2. Panini [Option ID = 430]
3. Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 429]
4. Kalidasa [Option ID = 432]
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Bhavabhuti [Option ID = 429]
37) Mirza Ghalib was settled in: [Question ID = 136]
1. Tehran [Option ID = 543]
2. Deoband [Option ID = 544]
3. Delhi [Option ID = 541]
4. Hyderabad [Option ID = 542]
Delhi [Option ID = 541]
38) 'Hind Swaraj' was translated into English from: [Question ID = 132]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 527]
2. Gujarati [Option ID = 525]
3. Sanskrit [Option ID = 526]
4. Konkani [Option ID = 528]
Gujarati [Option ID = 525]
39) Bhanubhakta Acharya wrote in [Question ID = 122]
1. Nepali [Option ID = 486]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 488]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 485]
4. Sindhi [Option ID = 487]
Tamil [Option ID = 485]
40) Mir Taqi Mir wrote in [Question ID = 121]
1. Arabic [Option ID = 482]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 483]
3. Urdu [Option ID = 481]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 484]
Urdu [Option ID = 481]
41) Jhaverchand Kalidas Meghani wrote in: [Question ID = 140]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 558]
2. Hindi [Option ID = 560]
3. Sindhi [Option ID = 559]
4. Malayalam [Option ID = 557]
Malayalam [Option ID = 557]
42) Talem Jogendrajit Sinha wrote in: [Question ID = 148]
37) Mirza Ghalib was settled in: [Question ID = 136]
1. Tehran [Option ID = 543]
2. Deoband [Option ID = 544]
3. Delhi [Option ID = 541]
4. Hyderabad [Option ID = 542]
Delhi [Option ID = 541]
38) 'Hind Swaraj' was translated into English from: [Question ID = 132]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 527]
2. Gujarati [Option ID = 525]
3. Sanskrit [Option ID = 526]
4. Konkani [Option ID = 528]
Gujarati [Option ID = 525]
39) Bhanubhakta Acharya wrote in [Question ID = 122]
1. Nepali [Option ID = 486]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 488]
3. Tamil [Option ID = 485]
4. Sindhi [Option ID = 487]
Tamil [Option ID = 485]
40) Mir Taqi Mir wrote in [Question ID = 121]
1. Arabic [Option ID = 482]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 483]
3. Urdu [Option ID = 481]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 484]
Urdu [Option ID = 481]
41) Jhaverchand Kalidas Meghani wrote in: [Question ID = 140]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 558]
2. Hindi [Option ID = 560]
3. Sindhi [Option ID = 559]
4. Malayalam [Option ID = 557]
Malayalam [Option ID = 557]
42) Talem Jogendrajit Sinha wrote in: [Question ID = 148]
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1. Manipuri [Option ID = 590]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 589]
3. Persian [Option ID = 592]
4. Malayalam [Option ID = 591]
Urdu [Option ID = 589]
43) Which is the main objective of research? [Question ID = 107]
1. To summarize what is already known [Option ID = 426]
2. To review the literature [Option ID = 425]
3. To get an academic degree [Option ID = 427]
4. To discover new facts or to make fresh interpretation of known facts. [Option ID = 428]
To review the literature [Option ID = 425]
44) Swami Dayananda founded:
[Question ID = 119]
1. Fakir Samaj [Option ID = 475]
2. Jain Samaj [Option ID = 474]
3. Harijan Samaj [Option ID = 476]
4. Arya Samaj [Option ID = 473]
Arya Samaj [Option ID = 473]
45) Michael Madhusadn Datta wrote in: [Question ID = 131]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 523]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 522]
3. Bengali [Option ID = 524]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 521]
Assamese [Option ID = 521]
46) The 'Linguistic Survey of India' was conducted by:
[Question ID = 141]
1. Verrier Elwin [Option ID = 564]
2. G. A. Grierson [Option ID = 561]
3. G. N. Devi [Option ID = 563]
4. Sunitikumar Chatterjee [Option ID = 562]
G. A. Grierson [Option ID = 561]
47) Bilhana wrote in: [Question ID = 109]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 436]
2. Urdu [Option ID = 589]
3. Persian [Option ID = 592]
4. Malayalam [Option ID = 591]
Urdu [Option ID = 589]
43) Which is the main objective of research? [Question ID = 107]
1. To summarize what is already known [Option ID = 426]
2. To review the literature [Option ID = 425]
3. To get an academic degree [Option ID = 427]
4. To discover new facts or to make fresh interpretation of known facts. [Option ID = 428]
To review the literature [Option ID = 425]
44) Swami Dayananda founded:
[Question ID = 119]
1. Fakir Samaj [Option ID = 475]
2. Jain Samaj [Option ID = 474]
3. Harijan Samaj [Option ID = 476]
4. Arya Samaj [Option ID = 473]
Arya Samaj [Option ID = 473]
45) Michael Madhusadn Datta wrote in: [Question ID = 131]
1. Marathi [Option ID = 523]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 522]
3. Bengali [Option ID = 524]
4. Assamese [Option ID = 521]
Assamese [Option ID = 521]
46) The 'Linguistic Survey of India' was conducted by:
[Question ID = 141]
1. Verrier Elwin [Option ID = 564]
2. G. A. Grierson [Option ID = 561]
3. G. N. Devi [Option ID = 563]
4. Sunitikumar Chatterjee [Option ID = 562]
G. A. Grierson [Option ID = 561]
47) Bilhana wrote in: [Question ID = 109]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 436]
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2. Magahi [Option ID = 433]
3. Sanskrit [Option ID = 435]
4. Persian [Option ID = 434]
Magahi [Option ID = 433]
48) . First Tamil novel was written by: [Question ID = 120]
1. Charu Nivedita [Option ID = 478]
2. Sayed Fazal Shah [Option ID = 480]
3. Raja Rao [Option ID = 477]
4. Vedanayakam Pillai [Option ID = 479]
Raja Rao [Option ID = 477]
49) Bicchanda Charan Pattanayak founded:
[Question ID = 123]
1. Banga Bharati [Option ID = 492]
2. Telugu Bharati [Option ID = 490]
3. Sindh Bharati [Option ID = 491]
4. Kalinga Bharati [Option ID = 489]
Kalinga Bharati [Option ID = 489]
50) Pannalal Patel received Jnanpith award for writing in: [Question ID = 145]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 578]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 577]
3. Manipuri [Option ID = 580]
4. Bengali [Option ID = 579]
Telugu [Option ID = 577]
3. Sanskrit [Option ID = 435]
4. Persian [Option ID = 434]
Magahi [Option ID = 433]
48) . First Tamil novel was written by: [Question ID = 120]
1. Charu Nivedita [Option ID = 478]
2. Sayed Fazal Shah [Option ID = 480]
3. Raja Rao [Option ID = 477]
4. Vedanayakam Pillai [Option ID = 479]
Raja Rao [Option ID = 477]
49) Bicchanda Charan Pattanayak founded:
[Question ID = 123]
1. Banga Bharati [Option ID = 492]
2. Telugu Bharati [Option ID = 490]
3. Sindh Bharati [Option ID = 491]
4. Kalinga Bharati [Option ID = 489]
Kalinga Bharati [Option ID = 489]
50) Pannalal Patel received Jnanpith award for writing in: [Question ID = 145]
1. Gujarati [Option ID = 578]
2. Telugu [Option ID = 577]
3. Manipuri [Option ID = 580]
4. Bengali [Option ID = 579]
Telugu [Option ID = 577]