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RRB NTPC GK Questions 2026

Static General Knowledge makes up the rest of the General Awareness section in RRB NTPC, and the notices name its topics: General Science and Life Science up to Class 10, History of India and the freedom struggle, Physical, Social and Economic Geography of India and the world, Indian Polity and Governance, Indian Economy, Art and Culture, Indian Literature, Monuments and Places, Flora and Fauna, Famous Personalities, the UN and other world organisations, environmental issues, Transport Systems in India, Important Government and Public Sector Organisations, Common Abbreviations, and Basics of Computers and Computer Applications. RRB frames these as short factual questions: the unit of a physical quantity, the year of a battle, the article of the Constitution, the river a city stands on, the full form of an abbreviation, the headquarters of an organisation. GK24's GK notes on this page cover each topic in English and Hindi, arranged the way the syllabus lists them, with the facts RRB tends to ask placed first. Work through one topic at a time, note the lists (national parks, dances, articles, schedules, awards), and pair each topic with its quiz on GK24 to check what has stayed with you.

RRB NTPC GK Questions with Answers

Q11361.InternationalEasy

Union Agriculture Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan held bilateral agriculture talks in New Delhi with the minister of which country?

  1. A.Denmark
  2. B.The Netherlands
  3. C.Belgium
  4. D.Germany
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Correct answer: B. The Netherlands

Silvio Erkens, the Dutch Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries, Food Security and Nature, held bilateral talks with the Union Minister for Agriculture and Farmers Welfare in New Delhi, and the discussions covered the Centres of Excellence being set up in agriculture and horticulture, cooperation in the seed sector, market access and…

Q11362.DefenceHard

The deliberations at the Naval Commanders' Conference 2026 were directed at building a force described in which four terms?

  1. A.Combat Ready, Credible, Cohesive and Future Ready
  2. B.Agile, Lethal, Networked and Self-Reliant
  3. C.Modern, Mobile, Integrated and Digital
  4. D.Strong, Secure, Sustainable and Smart
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Correct answer: A. Combat Ready, Credible, Cohesive and Future Ready

That four-part description is the goal the conference's key deliberations were aligned to, and it was to be reached through jointness, coordination across agencies, the best use of available resources and strategic alignment.

Q11363.DefenceMedium

Who described the Indian Navy as a strategic force multiplier while addressing the Naval Commanders' Conference 2026?

  1. A.Gen Dhiraj Seth, Chief of the Army Staff
  2. B.Gen NS Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff
  3. C.Jitin Prasada, Minister of State for Electronics and IT
  4. D.Rajnath Singh, Raksha Mantri
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Correct answer: B. Gen NS Raja Subramani, Chief of Defence Staff

He underscored the Navy's role as a strategic force multiplier in safeguarding national interests, commended its operational commitment to maintaining energy security and its efforts on technology absorption and indigenisation, and pressed for technology-driven transformation, resilience and greater integration among the defence forces.

Q11365.SportsMedium

What makes the Indian men's quadrant team's sepaktakraw bronze significant?

  1. A.It is India's first-ever medal in the men's quadrant event at the Asian Games
  2. B.It is India's first gold in sepaktakraw
  3. C.It is India's first medal in any sport at the Asian Games
  4. D.It is India's first team medal at the Asian Games
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Correct answer: A. It is India's first-ever medal in the men's quadrant event at the Asian Games

That is the exact claim attached to the result, and it is the reason the bronze was described as a landmark moment for sepaktakraw in India rather than as one more entry on the medal table.

Q11374.GeographyAsked in: SSC CGL · 21 April 2022, Shift 2Easy

Which of the following is NOT a broad mitigation technique of landslide?

  1. A.Construction of retention wall to stop land from slipping
  2. B.Hazard mapping to locate areas prone to landslides
  3. C.Reduction in the vegetation cover to arrest landslide
  4. D.The surface drainage control works to control the movement of landslide along with rain water and spring flows.
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Correct answer: C. Reduction in the vegetation cover to arrest landslide

Cutting the vegetation on a slope makes landslides more likely, not less, so it can never be a mitigation measure.

Q11375.Indian HistoryAsked in: SSC CGL · 14 Jul 2023, Shift 1Medium

Ryotwari system of revenue collection in India, introduced by the British, was based on the _______.

  1. A.Smith's theory of rent
  2. B.Ricardian theory of rent
  3. C.Malthusian theory of rent
  4. D.Marx's theory of rent
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Correct answer: B. Ricardian theory of rent

The Ryotwari settlement rested on David Ricardo's theory of rent, which held that rent is the surplus left after the cost of cultivation is met, so the state could claim that surplus straight from the tiller.

Q11377.Environment & EcologyAsked in: SSC CGL · 12 April 2022, Shift 2Medium

Which of the following Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) seeks to 'Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss'?

  1. A.SDG 12
  2. B.SDG 7
  3. C.SDG 17
  4. D.SDG 15
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Correct answer: D. SDG 15

Goal 15, called Life on Land, is the goal for land ecosystems, and its wording covers forests, desertification, land degradation and the loss of biodiversity.

Q11380.Indian HistoryAsked in: Bihar · BPSC 2015 Combined Competitive ExamEasy

Which movement started after the Partition of Bengal?

  1. A.Civil Disobedience Movement
  2. B.Swadeshi Movement
  3. C.Quit India Movement
  4. D.Non-Cooperation Movement
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Correct answer: B. Swadeshi Movement

The Swadeshi Movement began as the answer to Lord Curzon's partition of Bengal, which came into effect on 16 October 1905.