[Naveen Kumar]

my interview ques in 2002?

1. y India is having hockey as its national game? y cant chess, carrom, tennis ?
2. y India is still a developing country? in which year it is going to become completely developed ?
3. when did the olympics started? in which country ?
4. now-a-days y cricket is taking its position more?
5. which country is having chess as their national game?
6. who introduced universal brotherhood in India?
7. which country is famous for poultry farming?

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continuing :
1) Explain about Common wealth games? were it started? in which country?
2) who wrote the book " Drain of India's Wealth" ?
3) Explain about 1st phase of Indian National Congress?
4) When did spliting Congress took place?
5) just say in ur opinion about Gadar Party?
6) few questions about Articles of constitution? especially 356?

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Continued :
1).Who invented computer for first time?
2) who is the London born great commedian?
3) who is the producer of Titanic movie?
4) Who invented Bicycle?

these questions r asked for me ! interviewer interviewd me for long 45 minutes !
i took more time to answer these que!most of the question i dint answer?
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[Anand Kumar]

Officers !!
i wanted to know the answers for the interview questions given Mr.Naveen Kumar.
i found those questions r very important & also quite interesting..
can any body answer those questions .. may be these can come for mains who knows ? le the other members come to know the ans!!

[kushal]

As Naveen has enumerated very important and resource post, it deserve a separate topic. I had splitted the topic from 'Piyush Interview preparation thread'.

[satish]

Hi everbody,
Here is the little effort from my side if there is any mistake please point me out ?

1)The very first modern Olympic Games opened in the first week of
April 1896 in Athens Greece.

2)The Director of Titanic was James Cameron.

3)The spliting in congress took place in 1907 at the Surat session
of Indian National Congress

4)The inventer of Bicycle was Kirkpatrick McMillan.
(Although there were many earlier bicycle-like inventions, the
bicycle as we know it today was developed in 1885 as the "safety
bicycle." It was produced in Coventry, England, by the machinist
James Starley (1830–1881) and improved in 1888 by the Scotsman John
Dunlop (1840–?) who invented the pneumatic (air-filled tire). The
relative ease and safety of these new bicycles made them so popular
that by 1900 more than 10,000,000 Americans owned bicycles.
Predecessors to the modern bicycle included the "dandy horse," which
was invented in 1816 by German baron Karl Friedrich Freiherr von
Drais de Sauerbronn (1785–1851). His device, also known as a
"draisenne," was a two-wheeled vehicle moved by the thrust of the
rider's feet upon the ground. In 1839 Scotsman Kirkpatrick Macmillan (1813–1878) added pedals and mechanical propulsion to this vehicle, making it easier to ride)

5) The computer was invented by Charles Babbage
(Many say the first computer is the "difference engine." The first
of these devices was conceived in 1786 by J. H. Mueller. It was
never built.
Difference engines were forgotten and then rediscovered in 1822 by
Charles Babbage. This machine used the decimal numbers system and
was powered by cranking a handle. The British government first
financed the project but then later cut off support. Babbage went on
to design his much more general analytical engine but later returned
and produced an improved design (his "Difference Engine No. 2")
between 1847 and 1849).

6)James Campbell (British Comedian)
James Campbell is a British comedian, one of the only stand-ups to
do shows specifically for children.
As of 2005, Campbell has been running comedy workshops in London for
would-be comedians between the ages of seven and thirteen. These
children are then given the opportunity of performing open spots in
his Comedy4Kids shows

7)DadaBhai Naoroji was the writer of "Drain of India's Wealth"

8)The concept of a united Commonwealth sporting event had been talked about amongst Commonwealth nations since the rebirth of the Olympic Games. A sporting competition bringing together the members of the British Empire.
The first Commonwealth Games, known as the British Empire Games at the time, were held in Canada in 1930 in Hamilton, Ontario

[Nethra K Putti]

My answers :

3) when did Olympics started? in which country?
Ans : The History of Olympics is about Twenty Eight hundred years old.
The first Games held in Greeks in 776 B.C on Mount Olympics in Honour of Greek God Zerus.

5) which country is having Chess as their national game?
Ans : Berlin i think so.. not sure ..

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1) Explain about common wealth games? were it started? in which Country?
Ans: Commonwealth games started in Melbourne for first time.

2) Who wrote the book "Drain of India's Wealth " ?
Ans: Dadabhai Naoroji.

3) 1st phase of Indian National Congress?
Ans: a) on Dec 1885 INC was founded by A.O.Hume.
b) Its 1st session held on Dec 28 at Gokuldas Deshpal Sanskrit College , Bombay.
c) Its chairman was W.C. Banerjee.

4) When did Spilting of Congress took place?
Ans : Spliting of Congress took place in the year 1907. at Surat session between Extrimist & Moderates.

5) Just say in ur opinon about Gadar Party?
Ans: a) Founded by Ras Bhihari Gosh, Raja Mahindra Pratap, L. Hardayal, Abdul Rehman in USA & Cannada.
b) Secret leaked out , British captured & arrested Gadar party leader.

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1) Who invented Computer for the first time?
Ans: Charles Babagge.

2) Who is the London great comedian?
Ans: Charlie Chaplin A London very Famous Great Comedian & also Producer. from the year 1889 - 1977.Later he became Film Star.

3) Who is the producer of Titanic?
Ans: James Cameroon.

4) Who invented Bicycle?
Ans: Macmillin in 1842.
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[Arun Kumar]

Thanks.. for the answers.. satish & putti ..

[Arun Kumar]

My interview Questions (2001) below !!

1. Expand CRR & SLR? what the present rate?
2. Who was the framers of our Indian Constitution?
3. Who created the cartoon show of Allauddin the Magic or Arabian nights?
4. Expand the term U.A.R & W.F.T.U?
5. Name any two Italian World Famous Painters?
6. Who is the mughal emporor prohibited the use of Tobacco?
7. Who is Brutus Mercus?
8. tell me something about pink city of India?
9. Name few Stock market shares of BSE sensex?
10. What is the India's place in egg production?
11. Who quoted - Et Tu, Brute!

still remaining que next post !

[satish]

Hi Nethra,
I have some facts and figure regarding the Commonwealth Games requesting you to pls go through it.
1) The concept of a united Commonwealth sporting event had been talked about amongst Commonwealth nations since the rebirth of the Olympic Games
2) The first Commonwealth Games, known as the British Empire Games at the time, were held in Canada in 1930 in Hamilton, Ontario. 'Bobby' Robinson, who was a major player within athletics in Canada at the time, was the driving force behind the event. The first Games included 400 athletes from 11 countries. To help cover the traveling costs for the visiting nations, the City of Hamilton provided $30,000
3) The success of the first Games at Hamilton in 1930 provided enough incentive to make them regular. Since 1930, they have taken place every four years except for 1942 and 1946, when they were disrupted due to World War II. The Melbourne Games are the 16th to be held. From 1930 to 1950 the Games were known as the British Empire Games, then the name was changed to the British Empire and Commonwealth Games until 1962. From 1966 to 1974 they had the title of British Commonwealth Games and from 1978 onwards they have been known as simply the Commonwealth Games
4) The success of the first Games at Hamilton in 1930 provided enough incentive to make them regular. Since 1930, they have taken place every four years except for 1942 and 1946, when they were disrupted due to World War II. The Melbourne Games are the 16th to be held. From 1930 to 1950 the Games were known as the British Empire Games, then the name was changed to the British Empire and Commonwealth Games until 1962. From 1966 to 1974 they had the title of British Commonwealth Games and from 1978 onwards they have been known as simply the Commonwealth Games
Host Cities
Year

Number

City

Country

Date

1911
London
England
1930
I
Hamilton
Canada
16-23 Aug
1934
II
London
England
4-11 Aug
1938
III
Sydney
Australia
5-12 Feb
1950
IV
Auckland
New Zealand
4-11 Feb
1954
V
Vancouver
Canada
30 July-7 Aug
1958
VI
Cardiff
Wales
18-26 July
1962
VII
Perth
Australia
21 Nov-1 Dec
1966
VIII
Kingston
Jamaica
4-13 Aug
1970
IX
Edinburgh
Scotland
16-25 July
1974
X
Christchurch
New Zealand
24 Jan-2 Feb
1978
XI
Edmonton
Canada
3-12 Aug
1982
XII
Brisbane
Australia
30 Sept-9 Oct
1986
XIII
Edinburgh
Scotland
24 July-2 Aug
1990
XIV
Auckland
New Zealand
24 Jan-3 Feb
1994
XV
Victoria
Canada
18-28 Aug
1998
XVI
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
10-20 Sept
2002
XVII
Manchester
England
25 July-4 Aug
2006
XVIII
Melbourne
Australia
15-26 March
2010
XIX
Delhi
India
3-14 Oct

[rahul jain]

Sir, Its Nice To See That U Shared Ur Interview Ques.
Can U Plz Tell About The Answers U Gave And Ur Score (if U Plz Dont Mind).

Rahul Jain

[jatin]

its so helpful f u to tell us...