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Mahatma Gandhi's Death Essay

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1. Name the singer who is conferred with Rajiv Gandhi Sadbhavana award?
1. Shubha Mudgal
2. Lata Mangeshkar
3. Bharati Vaishampayan
4. Anuradha Paudwal
Answer: - Option A. Shubha Mudgal
Well-known Indian singer of Hindustani classical music Shubha Mudgal will be awarded the Rajiv Gandhi National Sadbhavana Award for her outstanding contribution towards the promotion of communal harmony, peace, and goodwill. The award will be presented to Mudgal at a special ceremony on 20th August (birthday of Rajiv Gandhi) at Jawahar Bhawan auditorium. The award carries a citation and cash award of Rs 10 lakh. Earlier, she was honored with the Padma Shri (In 2000).
2. Name the new President of Tunisia?
A. C M Khandela
B. Youssef Chahed
C. Beji Caid Essebsi
D. Habib Essid …show more content…

Earlier, Prime Minister Habib Essid lost the vote of no-confidence because of his handling of economic reforms and security. Mr. Chahed is an agricultural sciences specialist and academic who has taught in France and Tunisia. Chahed’s nomination is likely to be approved by Parliamentary vote.
3. Name the portal launched by RBI to curb illegal collection of money?
A. Clean Portal
B. Sachet
C. Black money regulation
D. Financial regulatory
Answer: - Option B. Sachet
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan has launched a web portal ’Sachet- www.sachet.rbi.org.in’ to curb illegal collection of deposits. A website from which the members of the public would be able to obtain information regarding entities that are allowed to accept deposits, lodge complaints and also share information regarding illegal acceptance of deposits by unscrupulous entities The website also incorporates regulations prescribed by all financial regulators that different entities have to follow.
4. Name the new Cm of Gujarat?
A. Anandiben Patel
B. Amit Shah
C. Vijay Rupani
D. Ananth Kumar
Answer: - Option C. Vijay

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