Today’s GK Questions (Static GK/GS) – October 1, 2019

October 1, 2019 GK Today's Quiz Archive

Here are 10 GK questions for today, October 1, 2019 for various competitive exams in India.

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1.
India has signed pact with which neighboring country to provide $318 million as line of credit for railway projects?
2.
Who among the following was first defense minister of India after independence?
3.
"Bad money (if not limited in quantity) drives good money out of circulation". Which law in economics says this?
4.
Who was the author of the epic poem "Ravanavadha" ?
5.
The Conium plant is related to which of the following philosopher’s death?
6.
Which of the following decides the Minimum Support Prices on behalf of the Government of India?
7.
Consider the following statements regarding the development of antibiotic resistance in bacteria:
  1. Bacteria can develop resistance due to mutations in their genes.
  2. Antibiotic resistance in bacteria can arise through horizontal gene transfer.
  3. Vertical gene transfer is a significant mechanism for spread of antibiotic resistance among bacterial populations.
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
8.
Consider the following statements about Operating Ratio in Indian Railways:
  1. The higher the operating ratio of Indian Railways the better is the condition of Indian Railways
  2. Operating ratio’ of Indian Railways is high on account of social service obligation imposed in Budget
Which of the above statements is/are correct?
9.
In which of the following market forms a firm does not exercise control over price?
10.
Which of the following was invented by J.B. Dunlop?
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