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“The Knowledge Library”
Knowledge for All, without Barriers…
An Initiative by: Kausik Chakraborty.
“The Knowledge Library”
Knowledge for All, without Barriers……….
Knowledge for All, without Barriers…
Important Education Commissions & Schemes Wood’s Despatch – 1854 Lord Macaulay – 1835 Kothari Commission – 1964–1966 Hunter Commission (Indian Education Policy) – 1882 NCERT – 1961 SCERT – 1981 Basic Education Council – 1972 National Policy on Education – 1986 District Primary Education Programme – 1986–87 Operation Blackboard – 1987–88 Mid-Day Meal (MDM) – Read more…
Cold and Warm Ocean Currents Cold Ocean Currents: Kuril Current (Oyashio Current) California Current Humboldt or Peruvian Current Antarctic Drift Labrador Current East Greenland Current Irminger Current Canary Current Benguela Current Antarctic Drift (South Atlantic) Rennell Current Falkland Current West Australian Current Winter Monsoon Drift Somali Current South Indian Ocean Current Okhotsk Current Warm Ocean Read more…
Epithets of Mahatma Gandhi A man of flesh and blood – Albert Einstein Traitor Fakir – Winston Churchill Half-naked Fakir – Frank Moraes Magician – Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Malang Baba – By the people of the North-West Frontier Province Political Child – Annie Besant Mahatma – Rabindranath Tagore Father of the Nation – Subhash Chandra Read more…
Static GK for All Competitive Exams: Part-2 Wildlife Protection Act 1972 Term ‘Social Forestry’: 1976 (by the Agriculture Commission) Forest Conservation Act 1980 National Forest Policy 1988 Environment Protection Act 1986 Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1974 Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act 1981 Noise Pollution (Regulation and Control) Rules 2000 National Read more…
Major Crop-Producing Countries Which is the largest producer of cardamom? Ans ➺ Guatemala Which is the largest producer of apricots? Ans ➺ Turkey Which is the largest producer of almonds? Ans ➺ USA Which is the largest producer of coffee? Ans ➺ Brazil Which is the largest producer of dates? Ans ➺ Egypt Which is Read more…
Nicknames of some Well-Known Places City of Seven Hills – Rome Land of Canals – Pakistan Dark Continent – Africa Sugar Bowl of the World – Cuba Land of the Thunderbolt – Bhutan Land of White Elephants – Thailand Land of a Thousand Lakes – Finland Land of the Rising Sun – Japan Land of Read more…
Static GK for All Competitive Exams: Part-1 Question: Who was the first female Chairperson of the UPSC? Answer: Rose Millian Bathew Question: By which Constitutional Amendment was the minimum voting age reduced to 18 years? Answer: 61st Constitutional Amendment Act, 1989 Question: Where is Lake Titicaca located? Answer: Peru and Bolivia Question: Who was the Read more…
Difference Between a Guru and a Teacher A teacher imparts specific subject knowledge and practical skills, whereas a guru guides a person’s inner spiritual growth and total life transformation. While a teacher focuses on external success, a guru focuses on inner freedom. The teacher teaches for a specific period of time and only through the Read more…
All About Gupta Dynasty: History, Rulers, Achievements and Legacy of Ancient India Introduction: Understanding the Gupta Dynasty and Its Historical Importance The Gupta Dynasty was one of the most influential ruling houses in ancient India, known for its remarkable contributions to politics, administration, science, mathematics, literature, art, and culture. Flourishing mainly between the 4th and Read more…
All About the Mauryan Dynasty: The Rise of India’s First Great Empire and the Legacy of Chandragupta Maurya Introduction The Mauryan Dynasty occupies a remarkable place in the history of ancient India as the first empire to unite a vast portion of the Indian subcontinent under a centralized administration. Established in the fourth century BCE, Read more…