How to delete Facebook Page - Facebook Tips

How to delete Facebook Page
This guide will show you how you can delete your Facebook fan page:
You can delete the page if ONLY you are the Admin of that page.
Log in to your Facebook account and open the page that you would like to delete, you can open by searching its name or you can open by clicking the link below and select the page which you want to delete.

CLICK THIS LINK: -->>  https://www.facebook.com/bookmarks/pages
Once you select the page that you want to delete, click the menu EDIT PAGE in the top left side of your page administration area, then select Manage Permissions.
In the Manage Permissions Area, scroll down and you will see the link which tells you to Delete Your Page.
Click that link and your page will be permanently deleted from Facebook.

How to delete Facebook Group - Facebook Tips

How to delete Facebook GroupThis guide will show you how you can delete the group you created on Facebook,
Step 1:
Navigate to the main page for the Group you intend to delete by clicking the group name on the left navigation panel.
Step 2:
Click on the Settings icon. It's the small gear at the top right of the group page.
Step 3:
Click on the About tab. To the left of the "Find a Member" entry field, click on the menu and select All Members.

Step 4:
Remove members. One at a time, click on the gear icon under the group member's name, and from the menu, select Remove from Group.
NB: Make sure you don't remove yourself till the very end.
Step 5:
When you're the last person, Remove Yourself.
Facebook will ask you to verify that you wish to leave, and that the group will closed if you do so.
If you're sure this is what you want, go ahead and leave the group.
The group will be deleted.

Deactivate My Facebook Account Temporarily - Facebook Tips

Deactivate My Facebook Account Temporarily:
Want to deactivate your account on Facebook? This guide will show you how to do it.
Once you have logged in to Facebook, open the Account menu on the top right of the page, and then select the option “Account Settings,” where shown by the red arrows in the next image:
Once you have done that, in the left hand menu, click on the Security option, which is the one indicated in the next image:
Then, near the bottom of the screen, click on the “Deactivate your account” link:

To complete the deactivation you will have to choose your reason for leaving from a list of options and then click on the Confirm button. This will open a pop up box asking for your password: Enter it and click on the Confirm button. Finally, you will be asked to read a captcha text and enter it. Do so and click on the Submit button. This will lead you to Facebook's home page, where you will see a message confirming that your account has been deactivated.

Deactivation allows users to make their whole account invisible for temporary reasons and to recover all their information when they return, including their “list of friends” and their photos, just as it was before they left. To recover all their stuff they just have to log in again after 24 hours have passed since the deactivation.

Delete My Facebook Account Permanently - Facebook Tips

Delete My Facebook Account Permanently:
It is very easy to permanently delete your Facebook account, remember that, if you decide to delete your account permanently, you will lose each and everything starting from your contacts (friends), messages, albums, photos, videos and everything.

If you are ready for this, I am going to show you how, but if you are not sure, you can decide to deactivate your account first by reading this post:

Want to deactivate your account on Facebook? This guide will show you how to do it.
Once you have logged in to Facebook, open the Account menu on the top right of the page, and then select the option “Account Settings,” where shown by the red arrows in the next image:
Once you have done that, in the left hand menu, click on the Security option, which is the one indicated in the next image:
Then, near the bottom of the screen, click on the “Deactivate your account” link:
To complete the deactivation you will have to choose your reason for leaving from a list of options and then click on the Confirm button. This will open a pop up box asking for your password: Enter it and click on the Confirm button. Finally, you will be asked to read a captcha text and enter it. Do so and click on the Submit button. This will lead you to Facebook's home page, where you will see a message confirming that your account has been deactivated.

Deactivation allows users to make their whole account invisible for temporary reasons and to recover all their information when they return, including their “list of friends” and their photos, just as it was before they left. To recover all their stuff they just have to log in again after 24 hours have passed since the deactivation.
Now lets permanently delete Facebook account, (You need to Login to that account first)
If you have logged in in your desktop computer, click the link below and follow the next instructions to delete your account:
https://www.facebook.com/help/delete_account

If you are using mobile device, click this link instead:

https://m.facebook.com/account/delete

After deletion of your account, dont try to login again for the period of 2 weeks, if you will login within these two weeks, your account will be automatically reactivated.

The choice is yours.

Puzzles IQ Questions and Answers with Explanations

1. If u look at me
I'll look at u
If u grin at me
I'll grin at u
I u'll dance
I'll also dance
Bt if u shout,
Sorry, i can't. Who am i ?
.

2. Letter after f + half of 8 + shadow of q +
Opposite of d+ letter before m +
Middle of sea + 2 into 19th letter +
End of you

3. I m a 5 letter word
If my 1st lettr is removed i cum above u
If my 1st 2 lettrs r removd i m still around u
I m used for ur comfort

4. I am a word of 5 letters!
People eat me!
If u remove my 1st letter i will b a form Of energy!
If u remove my 1st 2 letters i will be needed 4 living.
If u remove my 1st 3 letters i will be near u.
If u remove my 1st 4 letters i will be a drink 4 u.
.
.
.
Who am i?

5. I am 10 letter word,
My 1234 has power to rule,
U eat my 5678.
My 89 nd 10 means of a lady,
I can fly what am i ??
.

6. Center of the "sky",
"y" change into "i",
Double of the first,
Give me just!
Do u understand this riddle...
Then reply!

7. At a recent school function, 500 people attended and Rs. 500 was collected.
The prices were as follows:
Fathers Rs. 2.00
Mothers Rs. 3.00
Children Rs. 0.48
More mothers than fathers turned up.
How many children were there..?

8. 4___4___4___4 = 20
Use +, -, /, * to solve it.
It's a challenge...
Reply the answer.

9. I.Q Test:
Mother’s Name is
SIXTY TWO
Son’s Name is
FIFTY TWO
Daughter’s Name is
FORTY TWO
What is Name of Father?
Answer: TWO (Because Fathers Name is attached with all family members.)

10. I + opp of w + starting of ice +
Twice of the letter before t +3/4th to x +
15th letter + 1/2 of o.

11. I am 5 letter word,
If all the 5 letters are available i am a talent in you,
If you remove my first letter i will die,
If you remove my first 2 letters i will be sick.
Who am i?
.
.

12. Test ur IQ
.
If
5 + 3 = 28
9 + 1 = 810
8 + 6 = 214
5 + 4 = 19
.
Then
7 + 2 = ?? U hav 2 mints

13. At 6'o a Clock ticks 6 times.
The time between first and last ticks is 30 seconds.
How long does it tick at 12'o clock.

14. It is a 9 letter word-123456789.
If it fails u die.if u can 234,u have 1234.
56 is 1type of disease.
89 indicates exat location and time

15. I can sizzle like bacon,
I am made with an egg,
I have plenty of backbone, but lack a good leg,
I peel layers like onions, but still remain whole,
I can be long, like a flagpole, yet fit in a hole,
What am i?

16. Every thing i swallon iz digested in full
Bt
If i drink water
I'll die soon. Guess wht iz it ?

17. Describe Three Parts of Human Body If We Cut Them We do not feel Pain
1) Nails
2) Hairs
3) ....... ??
Guess The Third Part Of Our Body ?

18. If U Look At Me
I’ll Look At U
If U Grin At Me
I’ll Grin At U
I U’ll Dance
I’ll Also Dance
But If U Shout,
Sorry, I Can’t. Who Am I ?

19. There are three boxes in a table. One of the box contains Gold and the other two are empty. A printed message contains in each box. One of the message is true and the other two are lies. The first box says 'The Gold is not here'. The Second box says 'The Gold is not here'. The Third box says 'The Gold is in the Second box'. Which box has the Gold?

20. If 1 = 2
       2 = 8
       3 = 18
       4 = 32
 Then  5 = ?

21. If 5+3 = 28
9+1 = 810
8+6 = 214
5+4 = 19
Then 7+3 = ???

22. How Can 101 + 101 = 10

23. If 1+1=5
2+2=20
3+3=30
Then 4+4=?

24.
Check Your IQ:
2
6
12
20
?

25. Ram and Shyam are two friends.
Ram asked Shyam if you give me 1 rupee then we will equal.
And Shyam asked Ram if you give me one rupee Then i will be 21 times greater than you.
How many Rupees they have?

Book Author's Names List

No.              Books                                               Authors
01    My experiments with Truth                    Mahatma M.K.Gandhi
02    Far from the Madding Crowd                Thomas Hardy
03    Geetanjali                                               Rabindra Nath Tagore
04    One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovitch      Alexander Solzhenitsyn
05    The Merchant of venice                         William shakespeare
06    The Moon and Six pense                       Somerset Maughan
08    A Tale of Two Cities                             Charles Dickens
09    Utopia                                                    Sir Thomas Moor
10    Origin of species                                   Charles Darwin
11    David Copperfield                                Charles Dickens
12    A passage to India                                E.M.Forster
13    Gulliver's Travels                                 Jonathan Swift
14    Discovery of India                               Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
15    The Vicar of Wakefield                       Oliver Goldsmith
16    The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire  Edward Gibbon
17    The Lady of the Last Minstrel            Sir Walter Scott
18    Pride and Prejudice                             Jane Austen
19    Time Machine                                     H.G. Wells
20    Arthashastra                                        Kautilya
21    Le Contract Social                              Jean Jacques Rousseau
22    Avigyan Sakuntalam                          Kalidas
23    Anand Math                                       Bankimchandra Chattopadhyay
24    Mein Kampf                                      Adolf Hitler
25    Ain-i-Akbari                                     Abul Fazal
26    Akbar-Nama                                    Abul Fazal
27    Shakuntala                                       Kalidas
28    War and peace                                 Leo Tolstoy
29    A Dangerous place                          D.P. Moynihan
30    Raghuvamsa                                    Kalidas
31    Adventures of Sherlock Holmes     Arthur Conan Doyle
32    Adventures of Tom Saweyer           Mark Twain
33    Agni Veena                                      Kazi Nasrul Islam
34    Alice in Wonderland                        Lewis Carrol
35    Ancient Mariner                              Coleridge
36    Animal Farm                                   George Orwell
37    Anna Karenina                                Tolstoy
38    Antony and Cleopatra                     Shakespeare
39    Arms and the Man                          G.B.Shaw
40    Around the World in eighty days   Jules Verne
41    Baburnama                                     Babur
42    Ben Hur                                         Lewis Wallace
43    Bhagwat Gita                                Ved Vyas
44    Bisarjan                                         R.N.Tagore
45    Canterbury Tales                           Chaucer
46    Chitra                                            R.N.Tagore
47    Count of Monte Cristo                  Alexander Dumas
48    Crime and Punishment                  Dostoevsky
49    Das Kapital                                   Karl Marx
50    Divine Comedy                             Dante
51    Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde                  Stevenson
52    Don Quixote                                  Cervantes
53    Dr.Zhivago                                     Boris Pasternak
54    For whom the Bell Tolls                Ernest Hemingway
55    Forsyte Saga                                  John Galsworthy
56    Freedom at Midnight                     Dominique Lapierre
57    Gathering Storm                            Winston Churchill
58    Geet Govind                                   Jaya Dev
59    Gora                                               R.N. Tagore
60    Hamlet                                           Shakespeare
61    Harsha Charit                                 Bana Bhatt
62    Hunchback of Notre Dame            Victor Hugo
63    Hungry Stones                                R.N.Tagore
64    Illiad                                               Homer
65    Invisible Man                                 H.G.Wells
66    Ivanhoe                                          Walter Scott
67    Jungle Book                                   Rudyard Kipling
68    Kadambari                                     Bana Bhatt
69    Kidnapped                                     R.L.Stevenson
70    King Lear                                      Shakespeare
71    Kumar Sambhav                           Kalidas
72    Last Days of Pompeii                   Bulwar Lytton
73    Les Miserable                               Victor Hugo
74    Life Divine                                   Shri Aurobindo
75    Mahabharata                                 Vyas
76    Man and Superman                      G.B.Shaw
77    Meghdut                                       Kalidas
78    Mother                                          Maxim Gorky
79    Odyssey                                        Homer
80    Oliver Twist                                 Charles Dickens
81    Othello                                         Shakespeare
82    Panchatantra                                Vishnu Sharma
83    Paradise lost                                 John Milton
84    Pickwick Papers                          Charles Dickens
85    Plague                                          Albert Camus
86    The Post Office                            R.N.Tagore
87    Principia                                       Issac Newton
88    Ramayana                                    Valmiki
89    Robinson Crusoe                         Daniel Defoe
90    Shah Nama                                  Firdausi
91    Shape of things to come              H.G.Wells
92    Three Musketeers                       Alexander Dumas
93    The Tempest                               Shakespeare
94    Tom Sawyer                               Mark Twain
95    Treasure Island                           R.L.Stevenson
96    Ulysses                                       James Joyce
97    Uncle Tom's Cabin                     Mrs.Harriet Stowe
98    Waste Land                                T.S.Eliot
99    Nineteen Eighty-four                 George Orwell
100    Sunny Days                              Sunil Gavaskar
101    Faust                                         Goethe
102    Arabian Nights                         Sir Richard Burton
103    The City of Joy                         Dominique Lapierre
104    The One Day Wonders             Sunil Gavaskar
105    Silas Marner                             George Eliot
106    Bachelor of Arts                       R.K.Narayan
107    China Passage                          John Kenneth Galbraith
108    A Suitable Boy                         Vikram Seth
109    A Voice For Freedom               Nayantara Saigal
110    A Week with Gandhi                Louis Fisher
111    A Woman's Life                        Guy de Maupassaut
112    Age of Reason                          Jean Paul Sartre
113    Asian Drama                             Gunnar Myrdal
114    The Bubble                               Mulk Raj Anand
115    Ben Hur                                    Lewis Wallace
116    The Castle                                Franz Kalka
117    Chandalika                               Rabindra Nath Tagore
118    The Class                                 Erich Byron
119    The Clown                               Heinrich Boll
120    Comedy of Errors                    William Shakespeare
121    Communist Manifesto             Karl Marx
122    Confessions                             Jean Jacques Rousseau
123    The Court Dancer                    Rabindra Nath Tagore
124    Death of a City                        Amrita Pritam
125    Decline and Fall of the Roman        Edward Gibbon Empire
126    Essays of Gita                         Sir Aurobindo Ghosh
127    French Revolution                  Thomas Carlyle
128    Ganadevata                             Tara Shankar Bandopadhyaya
129    Glimpses of World History     Jawaharlal Nehru
130    The Godfather                         Mario Puzo
131    Grammar of Politics                Harold T.Laski
132    Guide                                       R.K.Narayan
133    Hindu View of Life                 Dr.S.Radha Krishnan
134    Hungry Stones                        Rabindra Nath Tagore
135    India Divided                          Dr.Rajendra Prasad
136    Jurassik Park                           Michael Crichton
137    Kidnapped                              Robert Louis Stevenson
138    Richard Nixon                        Leaders
139    Mahatma Gandhi                    Romain Rolland
140    The Masters                            C.P.Shaw
141    My Truth                                 Indira Gandhi
142    Old Man and the Sea              Earnest Hemingway
143    The Other Side of Midnight   Sindye Sheldon
144    Pride and Prejudice                Jane Austen
145    Shape of Things to Come      H.G.Wells
146    Sons and Lovers                    D.H.Lawrence
147    Treasure Island                      R.L.Stevenson
148    Valley of Dolls                      Jacqueline Susann
149    Wealth of Nations                 Adam Smith

Technical News

10 Reasons Why Windows 7 is Still No.1

Our favorite OS comes in many flavours, but we believe Windows 7 is still the best choice. Here’s why..
1. Simple to Navigate : Windows 7 launched in 2009, and most of us have been using it ever since. This means we’re so familiar with how it works, we can practically use it with our eyes closed. Windows 8, however, is designed with touchscreens in mind. lf you use a smartphone you’re likely to be very familiar with swiping your digit over the screen to get the job done, but Windows 8 still takes some time getting used to – particularly because Microsoft has retired the Start button from the desktop view.
Don’t let your familiarity with Windows 7 prevent you from learning new tricks, though. You’ll find a list of clever keyboard shortcuts that will save you a few seconds every day.
2. Great Community : Windows 7 is now the most popular operating system on the planet, with hundreds of millions of users. If you have a problem, there’s a strong probability somebody else will have had the same issue, and they’ll probably have asked for help in a chat forum for help, or even blogged about their experience.
This is great, because you can tap their collective wisdom by merely typing your problem into a search engine. Just enter something like my mouse won’t work or Windows 7 won’t read my Metallica CD, press [Enter] and your screen will be filled with links offering help and advice.

3. Easy to Repair : Windows 7 was great when it first appeared, and it’s become even better over time. That’s because Microsoft has spent the last few years ironing out the creases and catching bugs. Some issues have been cured with updates (Windows usually downloads and installs these automatically), whereas others need some input from you. Don’t worry, though – Microsoft has gathered together a huge number of walkthroug hs that are easy to follow and can help you solve a wide range of problems. To access this resource, visit Microsoft support and click ‘Windows > Windows 7′ to look for an answer.

4. Widely Supported : Drivers are pieces of software that sit between your PC and devices like printers and scanners. Their job is to let Windows control and communicate with these devices – without them, anything you plug into your PC would be effectively useless. Unfortunately, not all products have drivers for every version of Windows. You might be in trouble if you want to use a six-year old printer with Wndows 8, for example. This is rarely a problem with Windows 7, though it’s the most popular operating system on the planet, so it makes sense for device manufacturers to support it.

5. Good Looking : Windows 7 is very pretty thanks to its Aero Glass interface, which makes the edges of windows look as though they’re made from coloured and frosted glass. If you go back to Windows XP when you‘re used to Windows 7, it will probably feel old and drab in comparison. Windows 8 might feel a little bland too, because Microsoft’s designers felt that designs that replicate physical materials were starting to look dated, and decided to ta ke a different approach.
You can make Windows 7 even prettier by adding Aero Themes – collections of themed desktop backdrops with matching Aero Glass. Some themes even come with special sound effects. To experiment and maybe give your PC a makeover, right-click on your desktop, click ‘Personalize’ and then choose an Aero Theme to try it out.

6. Made for Media : If you’re ever bored, Windows 7 has the perfect remedy – Media Center. It tums your PC into a DVD player, CD player, TV (if you have a tuner card) and movie streamer, and is built into all but the most basic versions of Windows 7. To access it, just click ‘Start’, type Media Center into the search box and press [Enter]. Back in the days of XP you needed to buy a special version of Windows called MCE if you wanted Media Center, and although it was free when Windows 8 first launched, Media Center is now a paid-for option.

7. Fast and Efficient : Windows 7 is a very efficient operating system. This means it uses relatively little of your PC’s memory and processing power; leaving plenty for your other programs. This is a stark contrast with Windows Vista, which was a real pack of stones on your PC’s back. You can see how much of your PC’s potential power is being used by pressing [Ctrl]+[Alt]+[DeIete] together. When a menu pops up, select ‘Task Manager’. You will then be presented with a series of graphs. The upper ones show how hard your PC’s processor ls working, while the lower collection of readouts show how much of its memory is being used.

8. Safe and Secure : When it comes to viruses and malware, Windows 7 is far more secure than Windows XP. If you’re using XP and an outdated version of Internet Explorer, you’re an easy target for criminals online because older versions of IE contain security holes that have been fixed in later editions. Things will get a lot worse for Windows XP users on 8 April 2014. That‘s the day Microsoft will finally retire XP and stop producing updates for it, including patches for security weaknesses. This is great news for criminals, because any new Windows XP bugs they find and exploit won’t be plugged by Microsoft. Do yourself a favour – keep yourself and your computer safe by upgrading to Windows 7 before April 2014.

9. Better Battery Life : There are few things worse than a dead battery in your laptop. With this in mind, Microsoft added sophisticated power management features to Windows 7, which let you trade off things like system speed against battery life. There are no such features in Windows XP and power management in Windows Vista is very basic by comparison. To access the power management system in Windows 7, click ’Start’, type power options into the search box and press [Enter]. Select ‘Power Saver’ for the longest battery life.

10. Searches made Simple : We love Windows 7′s desktop search system. If you know you’ve written a Word document about a certain topic, but can’t for the life of you remember where you put it, Windows will help you find it in moments. Click ‘Start’, then enter a word or short phrase from the missing document into the search box.
The more specific you can be, the fewer search results you’ll have to sort through in the end. In our example we know we’ve written something about Skype, but can’t remember where we saved it.Within seconds, we were presented with a list of documents and tiles in which the word ‘Skype’ is mentioned. These are organised into convenient categories to make it even easier to find what you’re looking for. You can even narrow the results by date or tile type.
The Windows 7 search system knocks Windows XP into a cocked hat, because the newer OS is so much faster and more precise.

How to Increase your Battery Life (for Androids)

How to Increase your Battery Life (for Androids)

Give your battery life a detox with Battery Booster – It isn’t just your internal storage that can be affected if you don’t give your device the occasional spring clean. Many apps include features that dramatically killing features lower your battery life, and without paying attention to it, your device’s charge will soon run out. The most reliable way of making sure your battery life is in tip-top shape is by downloading the Battery Booster app.
This app works in the background of your device and disables some of the most common ways in which battery life is drained. For example, the app will disable Bluetooth and Wi-Fi when you aren’t using it, and disable the pesky auto-sync option in Facebook, which is a true battery life killer.
1. Running in the background After downloading the app from the Play store, open it up and read the instructions provided. The app will explain how it works, and how much battery life you can save while using its features. Once read, press on the See Battery Usage Stats button.
2. Why the drain? The application will now take you to a complete rundown of all the elements that are draining your battery. As you scroll through the list you might be surprised with how much spring cleaning you need to do. Press on one of the options that consumes a lot of battery.

3. Start to disable features You’ll now see an even more detailed breakdown of how much battery life that particular feature or app drains. You can choose to permanently disable the feature, force stop it or you can edit the feature’s settings to tone back on its battery usage.

Famous Wars and Battles in World - World GK Questions and Answers

Famous Wars and Battles

=> Battle of Salamis (480 BC): The Greek fleet defeated the Persians.
=> Battle of Pharasalus (48 AD): Caesar defeated Pompey
=> The Crusades (11th - 13th Centuries): Military expeditions of the Christians in Western Europe to get back the Holy lands from Muslims; result; the Holy city remained with Turks.
=> Hundred Years War (1338-1453): Fought between France and England; came to an end by heroism of Joan of Arc who was burnt Alive.
=> Anglo - Spanish War of the Defeat of Spanish Armada (1588): The British fleet under Howard and Drake defeated the Spanish fleet Armada.
=> Battle of Gibralter Bay (1606-37): The Dutch defeated the Spaniards and the Portuguese.
=> Thirty Years War (1618-48): A politico-religious struggle; included Bohemian War; Danish War and Swedish War; result; Calvinism was finally granted recognition.
=> Seven Years of Anglo-French War III (1756-63): Fought by Britain and Prussia against Austria, France and later Russia; the Treaty of Paris brought an end to it.
=> Battle of Bunker Hill: The first battle of the War of American Independence; fought at Charlestown, Boston.
=> American War of Independence (1776-83): George Washington defeated the British forces; America became independent; independence of British colonies recognised at the Peace of Paris (1783).
=> Battle of Pyramids (July 1798): Napolean emerged victorious over the Mumeluke rulers of Egypt.
=> Battle of Nile (August 1798): The British fleet under Lord Nelson defeated the French fleet and established their supremacy over the Mediterranean Sea.
=> Battle of Austerlitz (1805): Napolean defeated Austria and Russia.
=> Battle of Trafalgar (October 1805): The British fleet under Lord Nelson defeated the combined French and Spanish fleet under Villeneuve; Britain won but Nelson was killed; Napolean's scheme of invading England failed.
=> Battle of Leipzing or Battle of Nations (1813): Napolean was defeated by the English and the Allies; he abdicated in the following year.
=> Battle of Waterloo (1815): The British under Duke of Wellington (Sir Arthur Wellesley) defeated the French under Napolean; Napolean was captured and exiled to St. Helena where he died.
=> Opium War (1839-42): Fought between Britain and China; immediate cause: Chinese protest over opium import into China by the British.
=> Crimean War (1853-56): War declared against Russia by Turkey in 1853, Britain and France in 1854 and Sardina in 1855; Russia defeated.
=> American Civil War (1861-65): Northern states of America under Abraham Lincoln defeated the Southern states and established a Federal State; cause: Anagonism between the agricultural, slave-owing South and the industrial North.
=> Spanish-American War (1898): The war fought by the USA and Cuban revolutionaries against Spain to free Cuba from Spanish rule; result: Cuba came under the US forces.
=> Battle of Omdurman (1898): The British and Egyptian forces defeated the forces of Khalifa (Mehdists.)
=> Russo-Japanese War (1904-05): Russia defeated; Treaty of Portsmouth (1905) brought an end to the war; also known as the Battle of the Sea of Japan.
=> Balkan Wars I and II (1912-13): In the Balkan War I, the Balkan countries defeated Turkey; while in Balkan War II, Romania defeated Bulgaria.
=> World War I (1914-18): Root Causes: Austria-Serbia rivalry and Frenco-German rivalry; immediate cause: assassination of the heir to the Austrian throne by a Serb; the warring sides were: Austria, Bulgaria, Germany, Hungary and Turkey (Central Powers) against Belgium, England and France, and later Italy, Russia and USA (Allied Powers); Result: Central or Axis Powers were defeated; the Treaty of Versailles (1919) brought an end to the War.
=> Spanish Civil War (1936-39): Fought between Fascist and republican forces; rebels were helped by Germany and Italy, while the government was aided by Russia and Mexico.
World War II (1939-45): Resulted due to the unjust Treaty of Versailles as both Germany and Italy were dissatisfied with it; rise of fascist forces, such as Nazis in Germany; imperialism of England and France; and Japan's expansionist ambitions; warring factions; Germany, Italy and Japan (Axis Powers) against Britain, France, Russia, USA, Poland etc. (Allied Powers); Result: Allied Powers emerged victorious; Germany divided, emergence of Russia as a big Power.
=> Algerian War of Independence (1947-62): The war was fought against French with which Algeria had been politically unified.
=> Six-Day War (1967): Israel defeated the combined powers of Egypt, Syria and Jordan and occupied Gaza Strip, Syria's Golan Heights and the West Bank.
=> Iran-Iraq War (1980-88): Occurred due to boundary disputes between two countries; heavy losses on both sides; a ceasefire in August 1988.
=> Falklands War (1982): The war was fought between the British and Argentine forces over the claim on the Falklands Islands in the South Atlantic Ocean; British regained control of the Islands.
=> Gulf War (1991): Followed the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait; a coalition of about 40 countries, including the UK and the USA, defeated Iraq.

Major Rivers in World - World GK Questions and Answers

Major Rivers (by length)

Nile, Africa (6,825 km)
Amazon, South America (6,437 km)
Chang Jiang (Yangtze), Asia (6,380 km)
Mississippi, North America (5,971 km)
Yenisey-Angara, Asia (5,536 km)
Huang(Yello), Asia (5,464 km)
Ob-Irtysh, Asia (5,410 km)
Amur, Asia (4,416 km)
Lena, Asia (4,400 km)
Congo, Africa (4,370 km)
Mackenzie-Peace, North America (4,241 km)
Mekong, Asia (4,184 km)
Niger, Africa (4,171 km)

Major Seas in World - World GK Questions and Answers

Major Seas (by Size)::

South China (2,974,600 sq km)
Caribbean (2,515,900 sq km)
Mediterranean (2,510,000 sq km)
Bering (2,261,100 sq km)
Gulf of Mexico (1,507,600 sq km)
Arabian Sea (1,498,320 sq km)
Sea of Okhotsk (1,392,100 sq km)
Sea of Japan (East Sea - 1,012,900 sq km)
Hudson Bay (730,100 sq km)
East China (664,600 sq km)
Andaman (564,900 sq km)
Black (507,900 sq km)
Red (453,000 sq km)

Holly Places In the World - World GK Questions and Answers

1. Christianity:
Bethlehem, Israel: birthplaces of Jesus
Nazareth, Israel: where Jesus lived and began ministry
Jerusalem, Israel: where the early Church was started

2. Catholic:
The Vatican: also known as "Vatican City" and the "The Holy See" (an independent state within Rome, Italy)

3. Eastern Orthodox:
Constantinople, Turkey: seat of the Patriarchate of Constantinople
Mt. Athos - Mt. Athos is a peninsula in eastern Greece (near Thesaloniki) that is extremely revered by Orthodox believers. It is inhabited exclusively by monastics. There are twenty large monasteries plus countless small sketes, brotherhoods and hermitages. It is a major pilgrimage sight for Orthodox males.

4. Anglican:
Canterbury, England: seat of the Archbishop of Canterbury

5. Latter-day Saints:
Salt Lake City, Utah: World headquarters of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; site of Salt Lake Temple, Temple square, Mormon Tabernacle, etc
Palmyra, New York: site of First Vision; city where Book of Mormon was first printed.
Kirtland, Ohio: site of first Latter-day Saint City; Ist Temple
Nauvoo, Illinois: site of second Latter-day Saint city; 2nd temple (Ist full-service temple)

6. Islam:
Mecca, Saudi Arabia: destination of the hadj (or hajj)
Medina, Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem, Israel

7. Hinduism:
Varanasi (Banaras), India - on the banks of the River Ganga

8. Buddhism:
Lopburi, Nepal: birth place of the Buddha
Bodh Gaya: Where the Buddha reached enlightenment
Sarnath: Where the Buddha preached his first serman

9. Juche:
P'yongyand, North Korea- seat of government; headquarters of the Juche Idea

10. Sikhism:
Amritsar, Punjab, India - site of Golden Temple

11. Judaism:
Jerusalem, Israel: Holy City, site of the historic temple, Wailing Wall

12. Baha'i Faith:
Haifa, Israel: world headquarters; site of the holy historic events

13. GLBT:
Stonewall Inn, New York City: birthplace of the modern GLBT-right movement (1969)

14. Tenrikyo:
Tenri-shi, Japan: holy city and headquarters of Tenrikyo

15. Jainism:
Palitana, Gujrat, India: Where 838 Jain Temple are on one mountain.

Latest General Awareness Questions and Answers - World GK Questions and Answers

Latest General Awareness Questions and Answers

1. What is the new name of Big Ben tower in London ?
Answer: Elizabeth tower

2. Who is the new President of All Indian Tennis Association ?
Answer: Anil Khanna

3. Who is the new President of Egypt ?
Answer: Muhammad Murzi

4. Which country will host the 2016 Euro Cup?
Answer: France

5. Who won the Golden Boot in 2012 Euro Cup ?
Answer: Fernando Torres (Spain)

6. Who is elected as Best player of 2012 Euro cup ?
Answer: Andres Iniesta

7. Who is the new president of Mexico ?
Answer: Enrique Pena Nieto

8. Who is the new prime minister of Greece ?
Answer: Antonis Samaras

9. Who is the first amputee to compete in Olympics ?
Answer: Oscar Pistorius

10. Who is appointed as new President of World Bank on 16th April 2012 ?
Answer: Jim Yong Kim

11. Who is crowned as Miss India 2012 ?
Answer: Vanya Mishra

12. Who is crowned as Miss World 2012 ?
Answer: Yu Wenxia (China)

13. Who won the 73 rd PGA Tour title 2012 ?
Answer: Tiger Woods

14. Who is the First woman Space traveler of China ?
Answer: Liu Yung

15. Which Indian Won the Ramon Magsaysay Award ?
Answer: Kulendei Francis

16. Who is newly appointed as UN Special Envoy for Syria replacing Kofi Annan ?
Answer: Lakhdar Brahmini

17. Who is the present President of Pakistan ?
Answer: Asif Ali Zardar

18. Who is the present Prime Minister of Pakistan ?
Answer: Raja Pervaiz Asharaf

19. Who is the present President of Nepal ?
Answer: Ram Baran Yadav

20. Who is the present Prime Minister of Nepal ?
Answer: Baburam Bhattari

21.What is the name of new book written by Shashi Tharoor ?
Answer: Pax Indica

22. Who is the first Indian origin to became Supreme Court chief justice of Singapore ?
Answer: Sundaresh Menon (kerala)

23. Which are the satellites put into orbit by PSLV-21 as ISRO's 100th mission ?
Answer: SPOT-6 (French earth observation satellite) and Proiteres (Japanese micro satellite )

24. Who the first Muslim and Youngest Minister of Norway (newly appointed) ?
Answer: Hadia Tajik ( Norwegian Culture Minister)

25. Which Country host the ICC World T20 tournament ?
Answer: Sri Lanka

26. Who won Indian Grand Prix 2012 ?
Answer: Sebastian Vettel

27. Who won the Denmark Open Badminton Super Series Premiere 2012 ?
Answer: Saina Nehwal

OSCAR Winners 2013 - World GK Questions and Answers

OSCAR Winners 2013

BEST PICTURE
Argo

BEST DIRECTOR
Ang Lee, Life of Pi

BEST ACTOR
Daniel Day-Lewis, Lincoln

BEST ACTRESS
Jennifer Lawrence, Silver Linings Playbook

BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Christoph Waltz, Django Unchained

BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Anne Hathaway, Les Miserables

ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Argo

ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Django Unchained

ANIMATED FEATURE
Brave

FOREIGN LANGUAGE FILM
Amour

DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
Searching for Sugar Man

CINEMATOGRAPHY
Life of Pi

COSTUME DESIGN
Anna Karenina

FILM EDITING
Argo

MAKEUP AND HAIRSTYLING
Les Miserables

PRODUCTION DESIGN
Lincoln

ORIGINAL SCORE
Life of Pi

ORIGINAL SONG
"Skyfall," Skyfall

SOUND EDITING
Skyfall(Tie)
Zero Dark Thirty(Tie)

SOUND MIXING
Les Miserables

VISUAL EFFECTS
Life of Pi

ANIMATED SHORT
Paperman

LIVE ACTION SHORT
Curfew

DOCUMENTARY SHORT
Inocente

Biggest, Largest, Highest, Longest, Deepest, Smallest of the World - World GK Questions and Answers

Biggest, Largest, Highest, Longest, Deepest, Smallest of the World


• Largest Airport : King Abdul Khalid International Airport (Saudi Arabia) 

• Highest Airport : Lhasa Airport, Tibet

• Tallest Animal : Giraffe

• Largest Animal : Blue Bottom whale

• Largest Bay : Hudson Bay, Canada.

• Fastest Bird : Swift

• Largest Bird : Ostrich

• Smallest Bird : Humming bird

• Fastest Animal : Cheetah

• Biggest Flower : Rafflesia (Java)

• Longest Bridge : Huey P. Long Bridge (USA)

• Longest Canal : Baltic sea White Canal

• Largest Cathedral : Cathedral Church of New York

• Largest Cemetry : Ohlsdorf Cemetry (Hamburg, Germany)

• Largest Church : Balisca of St. Peter in the Vatican City, Rome.

• Largest Continent : Asia

• Smallest Continent : Australia

• Largest Country (Area) : Russia

• Smallest Country (Area) : Vatican City

• Biggest Cinema House : Roxy, New York

• Highest City : Wenchuan, China

• Most Populous City : Tokyo

• Longest Day : June 21

• Shortest Day : December 22

• Largest Delta : Sunderban (India)

• Largest Desert : Sahara, North Africa

• Biggest Dome : Gol Gumbaz (Bijapur), India

• Largest Dams : Grand Coulee Dam, USA

• Tallest Fountain : Fountain Hills, Arizona

• Largest Gulf : Gulf of Mexico

• Largest Hotel : Excalibur Hotel (Las Vegas, Nevada, USA)

• Largest Island : Greenland

• Largest Lake : Caspian Sea.

• Deepest Lake : Baikal (Siberia)

• Highest Lake : Titicaca (Bolivia)

• Largest Library : United States Library of Congress, Washington

• Largest Mosque : Jama Masjid, Delhi (India)

• Highest Mountain Peak : Mount Everest (Nepal)

• Highest Mountain Range : Himalayas, Asia.

• Largest Mountain Range : Andes (South America)

• Biggest Museum : American Museum of Natural History (New York)

• Largest Minaret : Sultan Hassan Mosque (Egypt)

• Tallest Minaret : Qutub Minar, Delhi (India)

• Biggest Oceans : Pacific Ocean

• Deepest Oceans : Pacific Ocean

• Biggest Palace : Vatican (Rome)

• Largest Palace : Imperial Palace (China)

• Largest Park : National Park of North-Eastern (Greenland)

• Largest Peninsula : Arabia

• Highest Plateau : Pamir (Tibet)

• Longest Platform : Kharagpur, W. Bengal (India)

• Largest Platform : Grand Central Terminal, (Rly. Station), New York (USA)

• Longest River : Nile, Africa

• Longest River Dam : Hirakud Dam, India

• Largest Sea : South China Sea

• Largest Stadium : Starhove Stadium, Prague (Czech Republic)

• Tallest Statue : Motherland (Russia)

• Largest Sea-bird : Albatross

• Biggest Telescope : Mt. Palomar (USA)

• Longest Train : Flying Scotsman

• Largest Temple : Angkorwat in Combodia.

• Oldest Theatre : Teatro Olimpico (Itlay)

• Tallest Tower : C. N. Tower, Toronto (Canada)

• Longest Wall : Great Wall of China

• Highest Waterfall : Angel (Venezuela)

• Widest Waterfall : Khone Falls (Laos)

• Lowest Water Level : Dead Sea

• Longest Epic : Mahabharata

• Hottest Place : Azizia (Libya)

• Rainiest Place : Mosinram, near Cherrapunji (India)

• Highest Road : Leh-Nobra, Ladakh division India.

• Highest Village : Andean (Chile)

• Highest Volcano : Ojos del Salado, (Argentina) Chile

• Largest Volcano : Manuna Lea (Hawai)

• Lightest Gas : Hydrogen

• Longest Corridor : Rameshwaram Temple (India)

• Largest Democracy : India

• Highest Cable Car Project : Gulmarg (Jammu-Kashmir)

• Biggest Airbus : Double Decker A-380


• Highest Rail Track : Kwinghai- Tibbet Railway (China)

To produce an annual income of Rs. 1200 from a 12% stock at 90, the amount of stock needed is:

A. Rs. 10800
B. Rs. 10000
C. Rs. 14400
D. Rs. 16000
Answer: B

Explanation:  

For an income of Rs. 12, stock needed = 100
For an income of Rs. 1200, stock needed = 100 * 1200/12 = 10000





By investing Rs. 1620 in 8% stock, Michael earns Rs. 135. The stock is then quoted at:

A. Rs. 80
B. Rs. 96
C. Rs. 106
D. Rs. 108
Answer: B

Explanation:

To earn Rs. 135, investment = Rs. 1620.
To earn Rs. 8, investment = Rs.(1620/135 x 8) = Rs. 96.
Market value of Rs. 100 stock = Rs. 96.

The market value of a 10.5% stock, in which an income of Rs. 756 is derived by investing Rs. 9000, brokerage being 1/4% is

A.  Rs. 108.25
B.  Rs. 112.20
C.  Rs. 124.75
D.  Rs. 125.25
Answer: C

Explanation:

For an income of Rs. 756, investment = Rs. 9000.
For an income of Rs. 21/2 , investments = Rs. (9000/756 x 21/2)
                                                                  = Rs. 125.
For a Rs. 100 stock, investment = Rs. 125.
Market value of Rs.100 stock = Rs.(125 - 1/4)
                                                = Rs. 124