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Thursday, 15 May 2014

Important Portals and Their Founders



1. Google — Larry Page & Sergey Brin
2. Facebook— Mark Zuckerberg
3. Yahoo— David Filo & Jerry Yang
4. Twitter— Jack Dorsey & Dick Costolo
5. Internet— Tim Berners Lee
6. Linkdin— Reid Hoffman, Allen Blue& Koonstantin Guericke
6. Like Kin India Page to Get information everyday.
7. Email— Shiva Ayyadurai
8. Gtalk— Richard Wah kan
9. Whats up — Laurel Kirtz
10. Hotmail— Sabeer Bhatia
11. Orkut— Buyukkokten
12. Wikipedia— Jimmy Wales
13. You tube— Steve Chen, Chad Hurley & JawedKarim
14. Rediffmail— Ajit Balakrishnan
15. Nimbuzz— Martin Smink & Evert Jaap Lugt
16. Myspace— Chris Dewolfe & Tom Anderson
17. Ibibo — Ashish Kashyap
18. OLX— Alec Oxenford & Fabrice Grinda
19. Skype— Niklas Zennstrom,Janus Friis & Reid Hoffman
20. Opera— Jon Stephenson von Tetzchner & Geir lvarsoy
21. Mozilla Firefox— Dave Hyatt & Blake Ross
22. Blogger— Evan Willam Belli

Automobile Manufacturers of the World


Automobile Manufacturers of Germany—

Audi
BMW
Mercedes-Benz
Opel 
Porsche
Volkswagen
RUF

Automobile Manufacturers of Japan —

Honda
Acura(A division of Honda)
Nissan
Infiniti (A division of Nissan)
Isuzu 
Lexus
Mazda
Mitsubishi Motors
Subaru
Suzuki
Toyota
Yamaha

Automobile Manufacturers of India —

Bajaj
Hero MotoCorp
Maruti Suzuki
Mahindra & Mahindra Limited
Tata Motors
TVS 
Ashok Leyland
Hindustan Motors

Automobile Manufacturers of Italy —

Alfa Romeo
Ferrari
Fiat
Lamborghini

Automobile Manufacturers of America —

General Motors ( Chevrolet )
Dodge
Ford

Automobile Manufacturers of England —

Aston Martin
Jaguar 
Land Rover
McLaren

Other important Automobile Manufacturers —

Hyundai - south Korea
Daewoo - south Korea
Volvo - Sweden
Renault - France
Peugeot - France
Skoda – Czech

Scientific Units: Physics General Knowledge


  • Ampere – Electric Current
  • Angstrom – Wavelength of light
  • Bar – Atmospheric Pressure
  • Becquerel – Activity of a radionuclide
  • Coulomb – Electric charge
  • Dioptre – Power of a lens
  • Decibel – Intensity of sound
  • Dalton – Atomic mass
  • Darcy – Permeability
  • Force – Newton
  • Farad – Electric capacitance
  • Fathom – Depth of sea
  • Henry – Inductance
  • Hertz – Frequency of sound
  • Joule – Work or Energy
  • Knot – Speed of ship
  • Kilowatt – Electric power
  • Kelvin – Thermodynamic Temperature
  • Lax – Illuminance
  • Maxwell – Magnetic flux
  • Ohm – Electric resistance
  • Volt – Electric potential
  • Watt – Power
  • Siemens – Electric Conductance

Countries, Capitals and Their Currencies


  1. Countries// Capitals// Currencies
  2. Australia// Canberra// Australian Dollar
  3. Afghanistan// Kabul// Afghani
  4. Algeria// Algiers// Dinar
  5. Argentina// Buenos Aires// Peso
  6. Austria// Vienna// Euro
  7. Bangladesh// Dhaka// Taka
  8. Belgium// City of Brussels// Euro
  9. Brazil// Brasilia// Real
  10. Canada// Ottawa// Canadian Dollar
  11. China// Beijing// Yuan
  12. Cuba// Havana// Cuban Peso
  13. Cambodia// Phnom Penh// Cambodian Riel
  14. Cyprus// Nicosia// Euro
  15. Denmark// Copenhagen// Krone
  16. Egypt// Cairo //Egyptian Pound
  17. Ethiopia// Addis Ababa// Ethiopian Birr
  18. Estonia// Tallinn// Kroon
  19. Ecuador// Quito United States// Dollar
  20. France, Finland// Paris, Helsinki// Euro
  21. Fiji// Suva// Fijian Dollar
  22. Germany, Greece// Berlin, Athens// Euro
  23. Ghana// Accra// Ghana Cedi
  24. Guernsey// Saint Peter Port Guernsey //Pound
  25. Gambia// Banjul// Gambian dalasi
  26. India// New Delhi// Indian Rupee
  27. Indonesia// Jakarta// Indonesian Rupiah
  28. Iran// Tehran// Rial
  29. Iraq// Baghdad// Iraqi Diner
  30. Ireland, Italy// Dublin, Rome// Euro
  31. Israel// Jerusalem// Israeli new shekel
  32. Iceland// Reykjavik// Icelandic Krona
  33. Japan// Tokyo// Japanese Yen
  34. Jamaica// Kingston// Jamaican Dollar
  35. Jordan// Amman// Jordanian dinar
  36. Kenya// Nairobi// Kenyan Shilling
  37. Kuwait// Kuwait City// Kuwaiti Dinar
  38. Korea// Seoul// South Korean Won
  39. Malaysia// Kuala Lumpur// Malaysian Ringgit
  40. Mexico// Mexico City// Mexican Peso
  41. Malta// Valletta// Maltese lira
  42. Nigeria// Abuja// Nigerian Naira
  43. Netherlands// Amsterdam// Euro
  44. Norway// Oslo// Norwegian Krone
  45. New Zealand// Wellington// New Zealand Dollar
  46. Nepal// Kathmandu// Nepalese Rupee
  47. Namibia// Windhoek// Namibian Dollar
  48. Pakistan// Islamabad// Pakistani Rupee
  49. Peru// Lima Peruvian// Nuevo Sol
  50. Portugal// Lisbon// Euro
  51. Russia// Moscow// Russian Ruble
  52. Romania// Bucharest// Romanian Leu
  53. Sweden// Stockholm// Swedish Krona
  54. Switzerland// Bern// Swiss Franc
  55. Sri Lanka //COLAMBO// Sri Lankan Rupee
  56. Spain// Madrid// Euro
  57. Thailand// Bangkok// Thai baht
  58. Taiwan// Taipei// New Taiwan Dollar
  59. Turkey// Ankara// Turkish Lira
  60. United Kingdom// London// Pound
  61. United States// Washington, D.C.// United States Dollar
  62. Uruguay// Montevideo// Uruguayan Dollar
  63. Venezuela// Caracas// Venezuelan Bolivar
  64. Yugoslavia// Belgrade// Yugoslav Dinar
  65. Zimbabwe// Harare// Zimbabwean dollar
  66. Zambia// Lusaka// Zambian Kwacha

Currencies of Different Countries Part - 2


100. Laos — Lao Kip 
101. Latvia — Latvian Lats 
102. Lebanon — Lebanese Lira 
103. Lesotho — Lesotho Loti 
104. Liberia — Liberian Dollar 
105. Libya — Libyan Dinar 
106. Liechtenstein — uses the Swiss Franc
107. Lithuania — Lithuanian Litas 
108. Luxembourg — European Euro 
109. Macau — Macanese Pataca 
110. Macedonia (Former Yug. Rep.) — Macedonian Denar 
111. Madagascar — Malagasy Ariary (datafacebook/cnaonweb)
112. Malawi — Malawian Kwacha 
113. Malaysia — Malaysian Ringgit 
114. Maldives — Maldivian Rufiyaa 
115. Mali — West African Franc 
116. Malta — European Euro 
117. Mauritania — Mauritanian Ouguiya 
118. Mauritius — Mauritian Rupee 
119. Mexico — Mexican Peso 
120. Micronesia — uses the U.S. Dollar 
121. Moldova — Moldovan Leu(datafacebook/cnaonweb) 
122. Monaco — European Euro 
123. Mongolia — Mongolian Tugrik 
124. Montenegro — European Euro 
125. Montserrat — East Caribbean Dollar
126. Morocco — Moroccan Dirham 
127. Mozambique — Mozambican Metical 
128. Myanmar — Myanma Kyat 
129. Namibia — Namibian Dollar 
130. Nauru — Australian Dollar
131. Nepal — Nepalese Rupee 
132. Netherlands Antilles — Netherlands Antillean Gulden 
133. Netherlands — European Euro 
134. New Caledonia — Franc(datafacebook/cnaonweb) 
135. New Zealand — New Zealand Dollar 
136. Nicaragua — Nicaraguan Cordoba 
137. Niger — West African Franc 
138. Nigeria — Nigerian Naira 
139. Norway — Norwegian Krone 
140. Oman — Omani Rial 
141. Pakistan — Pakistani Rupee 
142. Palau — uses the U.S. Dollar 
143. Panama — Panamanian Balboa 
144. Panama Canal Zone — uses the U.S. Dollar 
145. Papua New Guinea — Papua New Guinean Kina 
146. Paraguay — Paraguayan Guarani 
147. Peru — Peruvian Nuevo Sol 
148. Philippines — Philippine Peso 
149. Poland — Polish Zloty 
150. Portugal — European Euro 
151. Puerto Rico — uses the U.S. Dollar

List of Antonyms


1. jocular – serious
2. haggard – fresh
3. debacle – miracle
4. adroit – awkward
5. gullible – wise
6. nefarious – respectable
7. bestial – gentle
8. ravage – protect
9. wanton – decent
10. laconic – wordy
11. embellish – spoil
12. enigmatic – obvious
13. callow – mature
14. obdurate – yielding
15. philistine – aesthete
16. temerity – cowardice
17. turbid – clear
18. wastrel – conservator
19. gregarious – antisocial
20. urbane – uncivilized
21. antipathy – love
22. aplomb – confusion
23. nebulous – clear
24. palatial – humble
25. sadistic – kind hearted
26. altruism – miserliness
27. amenable – unwilling
28. amorphous – definite
29. prudent – unwise
30. insolent – humble
31. celestial – earthly
32. chaos – order
33. clumsy – graceful
34. contemporary – ancient
35. compassion – hatred
36. acrimony – politeness
37. abominable – lovable
38. detrimental – helpful
39. diversity – similarity
40. bewitched – disgusted
41. retreat – advance
42. fickle – firm
43. vigilant – careless
44. dexterous – awkward
45. sordid – reputable
46. confiscate – give
47. destitute – lucky
48. censure – compliment
49. mandatory – optional
50. pragmatic – impractical

Five Year Plans in INDIA


• 1st Five Year Plan (1951-56) - Priority of Agriculture
• 2nd Five Year Plan (1956-61) - Priority of Industries Sector
• 3rd Five Year Plan (1961-66) - Self Reliance
• 4th Five Year Plan (1969-74) - Removal of Poverty, Growth with Justice
• 5th Five Year Plan (1974-79) - Removal of Poverty and Self reliance
• 6th Five Year Plan (1980-85) - The emphasis same as 5th Plan
• 7th Five Year Plan (1985-90) - Food Production, Employment, Productivity
• 8th Five Year Plan (1992-97) - Employment Generation, Control of Population
• 9th Five Year Plan (1997-02) - Growth Rate of 7 percent
• 10th Five year Plan (2002-07) - Self employment and resources and development
• 11th Five Year Plan (2007-12) - Comprehensive and faster growth
• 12th Five Year plan (2012-17) - Improvement of Health, Education and Sanitation

International Organization/Association


SAARC (South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation)

- Headquarters - Kathmandu
> Member Country - Capital
1. Afghanistan--Kabul
2. Bangladesh---Dhaka
3. Bhutan---Thimphu
4. India---New Delhi
5. Maldives---Male
6. Nepal---Kathmandu
7. Pakistan---Islamabad
8. Sri Lanka---Colombo

ASEAN (Association of South East Asian Nations)

- Headquarters - Jakarta
> Member Country - Capital
1. Brunei Darussalam---Bandar Seri Begawan
2. Cambodia--Phnom Penh
3. Indonesia---Jakarta
4. Laos PDR---Vientiane
5. Malayasia---Kuala Lumpur
6. Myanmar---Naypyitaw
7. Phillipines---Manila
8. Singapore---Singapore
9. Thailand---Bangkok
10. Vietnam--Hanoi

OPEC (Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries)

- Headquarters - Vienna
> Member Country - Capital
1. Algeria---Algiers
2. Angola---Luanda
3. Ecuador---Quito
4. Iran---Teheran
5. Iraq---Baghdad
6. Kuwait---Kuwait City
7. Libya---Tripoli
8. Nigeria---Abuja
9. Qatar---Doha
10. Saudi Arabia---Riyadh
11. U.A.E--- Abu Dhabi
12. Venezuala---Caracas

List of Finance Ministers of India


  • Liaquat Ali Khan -1946-1947 (interim government)
  • John Mathai -1948-1949
  • R. K. Shanmukham Chetty-1949-1951
  • Chintamanrao Deshmukh-1951-1957
  • T. T. Krishnamachari -1957-1958
  • Jawaharlal Nehru -1958-1959
  • Morarji Desai -1959-1964
  • T. T. Krishnamachari-1964-1967
  • Morarji Desai- 1967-1970
  • Indira Gandhi -1970-1971
  • Yashwantrao Chavan -1971-1975
  • C. Subramaniam- 1975-1977
  • Morarji Desai - 1977-1979
  • Choudhary Charan Singh -1979-1980
  • Ramaswamy Venkataraman -1980-1982
  • Pranab Mukherjee -1982-1985
  • V.P. Singh- 1985-1987
  • S.B. Chavan 1987-1990
  • Madhu Dandavate -1990-1991
  • Manmohan Singh- 1991-1996
  • P.Chidambaram -1996-1998
  • Yashwant Sinha -1998-2002
  • Jaswant Singh- 2002-2004
  • P.Chidambaram-May 2004 - Nov 2008
  • Manmohan Singh -Dec 2008 - Jan 2009
  • Pranab Mukherjee- Feb 2009 – july2012
  • P.Chidambaram - july2012- till date