WORLD INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR FOUNDERS

WORLD INSTITUTIONS AND THEIR FOUNDERS
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United Nations : Joseph Stalin (USSR), Winston Churchill (UK) and Franklin Delano Roosevelt (USA)

Red Cross : Jean-Henri Dunant

Boy Scouts : Baden Powell

Y.M.C.A. : Sir George Williams

Kindergarten : Froebel

Lion’s Club : Melvin John

Salvation Army : William Booth

Nursing System : Florence Nightingale

Fascism : Benito Mussolini

Protestant Religion : Martin Luther

Nazism : Adolf Hitler

Montessori System : Maria Montessori

Cubism : Pablo Picasso

Amnesty International : Peter Berenson
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FIRST in World

Description : FIRST in World

Last Answer : The first persons to reach Mount Everest - - Sherpa Tenzing, Edmund Hillary The first person to reach North Pole - Robert Peary The first person to reach South Pole - Amundsen The first ... - Neil Armstrong, Apollo 11(1969) First human to walk in space - Alexei Arkhovich Leonov (1965)

MISCELLANEOUS – World

Description : MISCELLANEOUS – World

Last Answer : Fastest land animal .................................... Cheetah Oldest national flag................................... Denmark Fastest bird .................................................... ... sun) ....................Neptune Shortest day....................................... December 22

DEEPEST– World

Description : DEEPEST– World

Last Answer : Deepest ocean ................................... Pacific Ocean Deepest lake ........................... Lake Baikal, (Siberia) Deepest gorge ....................... Hell’s Canyon, (USA) Deepest point in the ocean ........ Challenger deep of Mariana Trench in Pacific Ocean

BIGGEST –World

Description : BIGGEST –World

Last Answer : Biggest dome ........................... Gol Gumbaz (India) Gol Gumbaz is the mausoleum of Mohammed Adil Shah (1627-55) of the Adil Shahi dynasty who ruled the Sultanate of Bijapur from 1490 ... ........ Municipal Auditorium at Atlantic City Biggest football stadium ............. Marakana (Brazil)

TALLEST – World

Description : TALLEST – World

Last Answer : Tallest fountain ................... Fountain Hills, Arizona Tallest free standing structure (tower) .... CN Tower, Toronto (Canada) Tallest active geyser ................. Steam boat Geyser ... ...... Sultan Hassan Mosque (Egypt) Tallest Railwayline .......... Quin - Hai - Tibet (China)

LONGEST– World

Description : LONGEST– World

Last Answer : Longest river - Nile (Egypt) Longest road - Pan American Highway Longest railway platform - Kharagpur, (West Bengal) Longest dam - Hirakud (Orissa) Longest mountain range - Andes (South ... Temple (India) Longest Railway Line - Trans - Siberian Railway Longest Swimming Canal - English Canal

HIGHEST – World

Description : HIGHEST – World 

Last Answer : Highest mountain peak - Mt. Everest (Nepal) Highest mountain - Himalaya Highest lake - Titicaca (Bolivia) Highest plateau - Tibet Highest continent - Antartica Highest waterfall - Angel Falls, (Venezuela ... railway - Qinghai - Tibet (5072m) Highest Bridge - Milau (France) 2.46 km)

SMALLEST– World

Description : SMALLEST– World

Last Answer : Smallest continent .................................... Australia Smallest ocean .............................................. Arctic Smallest republic........................................ ... Museum .................... Arizona, US World's Smallest PC ............................. Space Cube

Largest – World

Description : Largest – World

Last Answer : Largest continent ........................................... Asia Largest ocean ............................................... Pacific Largest river .............................. ... ................................. Mahabharat Largest carnivorous mammal ................... Polar Bear

COUNTRIES AND THEIR PARLIAMENT

Description : COUNTRIES AND THEIR PARLIAMENT

Last Answer : Afganistan : Shora Australia : Federal Parliament Bangladesh : Jatiya Sangsad Bhutan : Tshogdu (National Assembly) Britain : Parliament (Commons & Lords) China : National People's Congress ... State Sudan :National Assembly Syria :People Council USA: Congress Vietnam :National Assembly

UNITED NATIONS YEAR

Description : UNITED NATIONS YEAR

Last Answer : Refugees year............................................. 1959-60 Co-operation Year ............................................ 1965 Tourism year................................................... ... ................. 2010 Forest Year ...................................................... 2011

INTERNATIONAL DAYS

Description : INTERNATIONAL DAYS

Last Answer : World Laughter Day ............................. January 10 World Customs Day ............................. January 26 Valentine's Day.................................... February 14 World Mother ... ................. December 11 Marconi Day .................................... December 12

FAMOUS LINES AND FRONTIERS

Description : FAMOUS LINES AND FRONTIERS

Last Answer : Boundary between Pakistan and Afghanistan: Durand Line Boundary between India and China: McMohan Line Line between India and Pakistan: Radcliff Line Line between North and South Vietnam ... Namibia and Angola : 16th Parallel Boundary between Russia and Finland : Mannar Haime Line

INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES

Description : INVENTIONS AND DISCOVERIES

Last Answer : Air Brake ........................... George Westinghouse Aniline Dyes .......................................... Hoffman Adding Machine ............................. Balise Pascal Aeroplane ............... ... ............. Marconi X-ray............................................. W.C. Rontgen

FAMOUS FATHERS

Description : FAMOUS FATHERS

Last Answer : Father of Psychology.................. Sigmund Freud Father of Cloning ............................... Ian Wilmut Father of Printing .............................. Guttenberg Father ... Father of Green Revolution ........Norman Borlaug Father of Renaissance ............................ Petrarch

Miscellaneous (India)

Description : Miscellaneous (India)

Last Answer : Biggest hotel .............. Oberoi - Sheraton (Mumbai) Highest statue ........................ Gomateswara Statue Highest award (civilian) ..................... Bharat Ratna Highest Gallantry ... ............................. Shatabdi express Least populated Union Territory........ Lakshadweep

India SMALLEST

Description : India SMALLEST

Last Answer : Smallest state (Area) - Goa Smallest state (population) - Sikkim Smallest state (forest area) - Haryana Smallest Union Territory - Lakshadweep

India LONGEST

Description : India LONGEST

Last Answer : Longest Canal - Indira Gandhi canal Longest River - Ganga Longest Tunnel - Kharbude (Konkan Railway) Longest Dam - Hirakud (Orissa) Longest National Highway- N.H. 7 Longest Railway ... Indira(Rameswaram to Mandap) Longest Glacier - Siachen Glacier Longest River bridge - Mahatma Gandhi Sethu

India LARGEST

Description : India LARGEST

Last Answer : Largest populated city - Mumbai Largest fresh water lake - Kolleru (Andhra Pradesh) Largest salt water lake - Chilka (Orissa) Largest state - Rajasthan Largest populated state - Uttar Pradesh ... open university - Indira Gandhi Open University (New Delhi) Largest Ocean Island - Middle Andaman

india HIGHEST

Description : india HIGHEST

Last Answer : Highest peak - Mt. K2  (Godwin Austin) Highest water falls - Jog falls (Karnataka) Highest gate way - Buland Darwaza (Fathepur sikri) Highest literacy among state - Kerala Highest tower - Qutabminar Highest dam - Bhakra Dam (Punjab) Highest multiple arch dam - Idukki (Kerala)

National Flowers

Description : National Flowers 

Last Answer : Canada ........................................... Maple leaf India ..................................................... Lotus Scotland ...............................................Thistle Spain ... ................Golden Rose UK ......................................................... Rose

NEW AND OLD NAMES OF PLACES, COUNTRIES

Description : NEW AND OLD NAMES OF PLACES, COUNTRIES

Last Answer : New Name ........................................... Old Name Ankara ..................................................... Angora Banjail ............................................... ... ......................... Northern Rhodesia Zimbabwe.............................................. Rhodesia

COUNTRIES AND CURRENCIES

Description : COUNTRIES AND CURRENCIES

Last Answer : Brazil ................................................:Cruzeiro Real Bulgaria ....................................................... ... are: Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.

SOBRIQUETS

Description : SOBRIQUETS

Last Answer : Britain of the East : Japan Britain of the South : New Zealand Battle field of Europe : Belgium City of Cycles : Beijing City of Dreaming Spires : Oxford City of Eternal Springs : ... Land of windmills : Polland Land of Perpetual Greenary : Natal World Loneliest island : Tristanda Cunha

NATIONAL EMBLEMS

Description : NATIONAL EMBLEMS

Last Answer : EMBLEM ............................................. COUNTRY Kangaroo ................................................ Australia Water Lilly .......................................... Bangladesh ... .......................... Lebanon The Soyombo.......................................... Mongolia

GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERIES

Description : GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERIES

Last Answer : Christopher Columbus (Italian)................... America Vasco da Gama (Portuguese) ...... Sea route to India John Cabot (British) ....................... New foundland Pedro Alvarez Cabral (Portuguese)................. ... .......................................................... Planets

Many, at least a reasonable number of the "founders," the "framers of the Constitution," were Deists. Do you think that they would have been atheists if they had formed their religious views in a post-Darwinian world?

Description : Many, at least a reasonable number of the "founders," the "framers of the Constitution," were Deists. Do you think that they would have been atheists if they had formed their religious views in a post-Darwinian world?

Last Answer : Most “if not all” of our founders were brave devote individuals who believed that God is the source of natural law but does not intervene directly in the affairs of the world. I doubt Darwin would have had much of an affect on their views.

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Why do you think Conservatives imagine themselves akin to the founders?

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Description : Do the mods, or the founders, see our (private) comments?

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How often do the ask-public mods/founders come up with new greetings?

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Who are the founders of "Whatsapp" -Do You Know?

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Who were the founders of the Swaraj Party? -SST 10th

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what colony's founders believed that tolerance was a great virtue -General Knowledge

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What did the founders believe would protect the public in a free marketplace?

Description : What did the founders believe would protect the public in a free marketplace?

Last Answer : Need answer

What did the founders of YouTube do before YouTube?

Description : What did the founders of YouTube do before YouTube?

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How much do Daystar TV founders Marcus and Joni Lamb make?

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Who was the founders and leaders of the Delaware conloy?

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According to Roman legends, Rome’s founders are descended from who?

Description : According to Roman legends, Rome’s founders are descended from who?

Last Answer : Actually, the Romulus and Remus myth originated sometime in the fourth century B.C., and the exact date of Rome's founding was set by the Roman scholar Marcus Terentius Varro in the first century B. ... , Romulus and Remus were the sons of Rhea Silvia, the daughter of King Numitor of Alba Longa.

Who are the Apple founders?

Description : Who are the Apple founders?

Last Answer : Apple was founded by Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak.

_______ are Co-Founders of Apple Inc. A. Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne B. steve Jobs and Sundar Pichai C. Steve Wozniak and Bill Gates D. None of these

Description : _______ are Co-Founders of Apple Inc. A. Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne B. steve Jobs and Sundar Pichai C. Steve Wozniak and Bill Gates D. None of these

Last Answer : ANSWER: A

_______ are Co-Founders of Apple Inc. A. Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne B. steve Jobs and Sundar Pichai C. Steve Wozniak and Bill Gates D. None of these

Description : _______ are Co-Founders of Apple Inc. A. Steve Wozniak and Ronald Wayne B. steve Jobs and Sundar Pichai C. Steve Wozniak and Bill Gates D. None of these

Last Answer : ANSWER: A

Which of the following Indians was one of the founders of Dartington Hall School in Japan?

Description : Which of the following Indians was one of the founders of Dartington Hall School in Japan?

Last Answer : Rabindranath Tagore

Can male-only institutions still survive in today's world?

Description : Can male-only institutions still survive in today's world?

Last Answer : answer:I think it would be allowed to exist. Do men want to work out without women around? Seems like most men are voyeurs. When I lived in South Beach quite a few gyms appeared to be all men, ... who are out of shape or very overweight feel more comfortable. Is that the idea for the men only gym?

Name any two world institutions which were established under the Bretton Woods. -SST 10th

Description : Name any two world institutions which were established under the Bretton Woods. -SST 10th

Last Answer : (i) International Monetary Fund. (ii) World Bank. Objective : (a) IMF To deal with external surpluses and deficits o! its member nations. (b) IBRD -To finance post-war reconstruction.

Name any two world institutions which were established under the Bretton Woods. -SST 10th

Description : Name any two world institutions which were established under the Bretton Woods. -SST 10th

Last Answer : (i) International Monetary Fund. (ii) World Bank.

Which of the following international institutions has a more democratic way of decision -making on matters of global importance? (1) General Assembly of the united Nations (2) International Monetary Fund (3) Security Council of the United Nations (4) World Bank

Description : Which of the following international institutions has a more democratic way of decision -making on matters of global importance? (1) General Assembly of the united Nations (2) International Monetary Fund (3) Security Council of the United Nations (4) World Bank

Last Answer : (1) General Assembly of the united Nations Explanation: The General Assembly of the United Nations has a more democratic way of decision-making on the matters of global importance.

Which of the following institutions in the field of education is set up by the MHRD Government of India? (A) Indian council of world Affair, New Delhi (B) Mythic Society, Bangalore (C) National Bal Bhawn, New Delhi (D) India International Centre, New Delhi

Description : Which of the following institutions in the field of education is set up by the MHRD Government of India? (A) Indian council of world Affair, New Delhi (B) Mythic Society, Bangalore (C) National Bal Bhawn, New Delhi (D) India International Centre, New Delhi

Last Answer : Answer: C  The MHRD is responsible for the development of human resources. The ministry is divided into two departments: the Department of School Education and Literacy, which deals with primary and ... . Bal Bhavan is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Human Resource Development (MHRD). 

What other major medical institutions, besides Johns Hopkins, salary their doctors rather than pay on a fee for service basis?

Description : What other major medical institutions, besides Johns Hopkins, salary their doctors rather than pay on a fee for service basis?

Last Answer : Mayo is also salary-based. There is an argument (and a strong one) that salary-ing doctors is a good, good idea, because if you pay them by patients seen or by tests/etc proscribed, they ... large salaries to its doctors because it saves a lot of money by not running millions of needless tests.

Examine any two institutional amendments made by different institutions to reform political parties and their leaders. -SST 10th

Description : Examine any two institutional amendments made by different institutions to reform political parties and their leaders. -SST 10th

Last Answer : Institutional amendments made by different institutions to reform political parties and their leaders: . The constitution was amended to prevent elected MLA's and MP's from changing parties. ... necessary for political parties to hold their organizational election and file their income tax returns.