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The density of water is measured by Hydrometer.

The Blood pressure is measured by Sphygmo- manometer.

Diphtheria is caused by Coryne bacterium diphtherias.

Cholera is caused by Vibrio cholera.

Whooping cough is caused by Hemophilis pertusis.

The destruction of Red Blood cells takes place in liver. So, liver is called the grave of RBC.

In the ordinary fire extinguisher carbon dioxide is generated by the reaction of sodium bicarbonate and dilute sulphuric acid.

Hygrometer measures the humidity in atmosphere.

The atmospheric pressure is measured by the Barometer.

The primary colours are Red, Green and Blue.

Due to high pressure, the boiling point of water is raised. This is the reason why the food can be cooked faster in a pressure cooker.

The image of an object forms at retina part of the eye.

Iris part of the eye is responsible for the colour to eyes.

Cornea part of the eye can be transplanted to other Human.

When a light wave is reflected from a mirror, there is a change in its amplitude.

When water itself combines with some element or mineral it is called Hydration.

Quinine is extracted from the bark of Cinchona plant.

Steel contains 0.1-2% carbon.

Detergents are sodium salts of sulphonic acids.

The most reactive among the halogens is Fluorine.

The major component in the LPG is Butane.

Chewing gum is made from Latex.

Acute lead poisoning is also known as Plumbism.

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Money Bill has been defined in the Constitution under Article 110.

A writ issued by a court to junior authority to transfer the matter to it for its proper consideration is called Prohibition.

The legislative Council of a State can be created or abolished by the Parliament on the recommendations of the Legislative Assembly of the State concerned.

The Vice-President of India can be removed from the  office by a resolution initiated in the Rajya Sabha and approved by the Lok Sabha.

Article 359 of the Constitution authorizes the President to suspend the Fundamental Rights.

The idea of the concurrent list is borrowed from the Constitution of Australia.

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The pardoning power of the President includes Pardon, Commutation, Remission and Reprieve.

A person to be eligible for election as President should have completed the age of 35 years.

The National Commission for SCs and STs were established by the 65^th Constitutional Amendment Act, 1990.

The Judiciary was separated from the executive in the public service by The Criminal Procedure Code of 1973.

Dr. B.R.Ambedkar said ‘Directive Principles of State Policy is another name for the instrument of instructions’.

The Directive Principles of State Policy are also rights of an individual but are Non-Justiciable in nature.

The 1^st Lokpal Bill was introduced in the Parliament in May,1968.

The Governor of a State can nominate 1/6^th of the total number of the members to the State Legislative Council.

The Supreme Court of India was set up by the Regulating Act of 1773.

By the 61^st Constitutional Amendment Act, the voting age was reduced from 21 years to 18 years.

The Speaker presides over the joint session of both the Houses of Parliament.

Under Article356 of the Constitution of India, President’s rule was imposed for the 1^st time in Kerala.

The Political parties got the constitutional recognition for the 1^st time in the year 1985.

Article 371-A of the Constitution makes special provision for Nagaland.

Article 371-B of the Constitution makes special provision for Assam.

Article 371-C of the Constitution makes special provision for Manipur.

Article 53 of the Constitution vests the executive power of the Union in the President.

The Constitution of India provides for an Election Commission under Article 324.

In starting, Election Commission was a single membered Committee. In October,1993,two more commissioners were appointed. Presently it is 3 membered.

Supreme Court of India has original, appellate as well as advisory jurisdiction.

Balwant Rai Mehta Committee Report 1957 recommended for the establishment of the Panchayati Raj system.

Judiciary is the Guardian of Fundamental Rights.

Uniform Civil Code is a Directive Principle of the State Policy.

In a Parliamentary system of the Government, Legislature controls Executive.

Estimates Committee is constituted from the members of the Lok Sabha.

Power of the President to grant pardon etc. is a Judicial Power.

Right to vote and Right to be elected in India is a Constitutional Right.

The framing of the Constitution of India was completed by November 26, 1949. Out of 389 members, 284 members of Constituent Assembly signed on it.

The 74^th Constitutional Amendment Act inserted part IX-A which relates to the Municipalities, containing Articles 243P to 243ZG.

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'Vidyanatha' wrote ‘Pratapa Rudra Yashobhushanam’.

'Vallabhamatya' was the author of ‘Kreedabhiramam’.

‘Neetisaram’ was written by Prataparudra-I.

Jayapa Senani wrote ‘Nrittaratnavali’, Geetaratnavali’ and ‘Nagaratnavali’.

Tikkana wrote ‘Nirvachanottara Ramayana’.

Baddena wrote ‘Neetisara Muktavali’.

Sivadevayya was the author of ‘Purushartha Saram’.

Madiki Singana was the author of ‘Sakala neeti Sammatam’.

‘Yadhavakkula Annamayya’ was the author of ‘Sarveswara Satakam’

‘Palkuriki Somana’ was the author of ‘Vrishadhipa Satakam’

Prolaraju issued ‘Sanigaram inscription.’

The Bayyaram tank inscription was issued by Mylamba.

The Magallu inscription was issued by Danarnava.

Rudradeva issued Hanumakonda inscription.

‘Jayapa Senani’ issued Chebrolu inscription.

‘Musunuri Prolaya Nayaka’ issued Vilasa copper edict.

Recharla Rudra got the title ‘Kakatiya rajya Stapanacharya’

Ganapathideva shifted the capital from Hanumakonda to Warangal.

Orugallu was constructed by Prolaraju-II.

Anumakonda was constructed by Betaraju.

Motupalli was the most important port of Kakatiyas for foreign trade.

Marcopolo was the Italian traveller who visited  

Motupalli during the reign of Rudrama Devi.

During the Kakatiya period, the ministers were called as Tirthas.

Gadvanam was the most valuable gold coin of Kakatiyas.

Ruka was the valuable Silver coin after Gadvanam during the Kakatiya period.

Sanskrit was the official language of Kakatiyas.

The temples at Pillalamarri, Palampet, Kondapalli, Nagulapadu were constructed during the time of Ganapatideva.

Ramappa temple was constructed by Recharla Rudra.

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Karnataka was the 1^st state to pass the Panchayati Raj Act after 73^rd  Constitutional Amendment Act in 1992.

Y.B.Chavan was the 1^st leader of Opposition recognized by the Lok Sabha.

The provision of ‘Vote on Account’ has been mentioned in Article 116.

Fatima Beewi was the first woman judge of Supreme Court.

The Provision of abolition of Untouchability has been mentioned in Article 17.

The forms of Oaths or affirmations were enshrined in the 3^rd Schedule of the Constitution.

‘The Panchayats’ were enshrined in the 3^rd Schedule of the Indian Constitution.

Article 394-A provides for the authoritative Text of Constitution in Hindi Language.

Morarji Desai was the chairman of the 1^st Administrative Reforms Committee.

Extra protection to the Government personnel was provided under Article 311.

Maharastra was the 1^st State to establish ‘Lokayukta’ in 1971. Though the State of Orissa passed the Lokayukta Act in 1970,it took time to establish Lokayukta. 

In case of Constitutional crisis in a State under the Union of India, the President will exercise his power under Article 356.

1/3^rd members are elected from the local self bodies constituency to Legislative Council.

Article 315 of the Constitution provides for Union Public Service Commission and State Public Service Commission.

Constitution 73^rd Amendment was enacted in the 43^rd year of the Republic of India.

‘Panchayat’ means an institution of Self-Government under Article 243-B.

‘Village’ under the 73^rd Constitutional Amendment Act means a village specified by the Governor by public notification.

Provision for setting up a ‘Tribal Advisory Committee’ is under the 5^th Schedule of the Constitution.

The Constitutional provision of urban development exists under 74^th Constitutional Amendment Act.

Article 154 provides all the executive powers to the Governor.

The duties and powers of the CAG are mentioned under Articles 149 and 150 of the Constitution.

Article 114 of the Indian Constitution provides for Appropriation Bill.