Tax deductions for charitable donations: How much can I deduct for a car donation?

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 GK Online Test : First Indian Women In Various Fields

First Women's University

Maharshi Karve starts SNDT University in Pune with five students in 1916.

First Woman to hold a Union Cabinet post

Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (Pre-Independence)

First Woman to hold a Union Foreign Minister's post

Sushma Swaraj(2014)

First Woman youngest minister of a state

Sushma Swaraj (She became the cabinet minister of Haryana when she was only 25 yrs old)

First Woman governor of Independent India

Sarojini Naidu, in charge of United Provinces

First Woman president of UN General Assembly

Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit (1953)

First Woman Prime Minister of India

Indira Gandhi (1966)

First Woman IPS Officer of India

Kiran Bedi (1972)

First Woman to win Nobel Peace Prize

Mother Teresa (1979)

First Indian Woman to climb Mount Everest

Bachendri Pal (1984)

First Indian Woman to win Booker Prize

Arundhati Roy (1997)

First Woman President

Pratibha Patil (2007)

First Woman Speaker of Lok Sabha

Meira Kumar (2009)

First Indian Woman to become "Miss World"

Rita Faria

First Woman judge in Supreme Court

Mrs. Meera Sahib Fatima Bibi

First Woman Ambassador

Miss C. B. Muthamma

First Woman to climb Mount Everest twice

Santosh Yadav

First Woman President of the Indian National Congress

Mrs. Annie Besant

First Woman Chief Minister of an Indian State

Mrs. Sucheta Kripalani

First Woman chairman of Union Public Service Commission

Roze Millian Bethew

First Woman Director General of Police (DGP)

Kanchan Chaudhary Bhattacharya

First Woman Lieutenant General

Puneeta Arora

First Woman Air Vice Marshal

P. Bandopadhyay

First Woman chairperson of Indian Airlines

Sushama Chawala

First & Last Muslim Woman ruler of Delhi

Razia Sultana

First Woman to receive Ashoka Chakra

Niraja Bhanot

First Woman to cross English Channel

Arati Saha

First Woman to receive Bharat Ratna

Indira Gandhi

First Woman to receive Gyanpith Award

Ashapurna Devi

First Woman Headmistress in school

Savitribai Phule

First Indian woman who reached Antarctica

Mahel Musa

First Indian woman who become an individual member of International Olympic Committee

Nita Ambani (2016)

First Indian woman mountaineer to scale the seven continental peaks

Premlata Agrawal

First woman amputee to scale Everest

Arunima Sinha

First twins ever to conquer Mount Everest

Tashi and Nancy Malik

First Indian woman scientist selected as fellow in London's Royal Society

Gagandeep Kang

First women defense Minister of India (full time)

Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman

First woman Finance Minister of India

Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman

First woman Chief Minister of Delhi

Smt. Sushma Swaraj

First Visually Impaired Women IAS Officer

Pranjal Patil

First woman DIG in Indian Coast Guard

Nupur Kulshrestha

First woman Chief Election Commissioner of India

Smt V. S. Rama Devi(26 November 1990-11 December 1990)

First woman Cabinet Minister of India

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur (Post-Independence), She became the Cabinet Minister for Health during the first Lok Sabha (1952-57).

 General Knowledge Online Test : Gujarat Geography

Gujarat, state of India, located on the country’s western coast, on the Arabian Sea. It encompasses the entire Kathiawar Peninsula (Saurashtra) as well as the surrounding area on the mainland.

The state is bounded primarily by Pakistan to the northwest and by the Indian states of Rajasthan to the north, Madhya Pradesh to the east, and Maharashtra to the southeast. Gujarat also shares a small segment of its southeastern border with the Indian union territory of Dadra and Nagar Haveli, and, together with the Arabian Sea, it surrounds the territory of Daman and Diu. The coastline of Gujarat is 992 miles (1,596 km) long, and no part of the state is more than 100 miles (160 km) from the sea. The capital is Gandhinagar, on the outskirts of the north-central city of Ahmadabad (Ahmedabad)—the former capital, the largest city in the state, and one of the most-important textile centres in India. It was in Ahmadabad that Mohandas (Mahatma) Gandhi built his Sabarmati ashram (Sanskrit: ashrama, “retreat” or “hermitage”) as a headquarters for his campaigns against British rule of India.

Gujarat draws its name from the Gurjarat (supposedly a subtribe of the Huns), who ruled the area during the 8th and 9th centuries CE. The state assumed its present form in 1960, when the former Bombay state was divided between Maharashtra and Gujarat on the basis of language. Area 75,685 square miles (196,024 square km). Pop. (2011) 60,383,628.

Relief, drainage, and soils

Gujarat is a land of great contrasts, stretching from the seasonal salt deserts of the Kachchh (Kutch) district in the northwest, across the generally arid and semiarid scrublands of the Kathiawar Peninsula, to the wet, fertile, coastal plains of the southeastern part of the state, north of Mumbai. The Rann of Kachchh—including both the Great Rann and its eastern appendage, the Little Rann—are best described as vast salt marshes, together covering about 9,000 square miles (23,300 square km). The Rann constitutes the Kachchh district on the west, north, and east, while the Gulf of Kachchh forms the district’s southern boundary. During the rainy season—slight though the rains may be—the Rann floods, and the Kachchh district is converted into an island; in the dry season it is a sandy, salty plain plagued by dust storms.

To the southeast of Kachchh, lying between the Gulf of Kachchh and the Gulf of Khambhat (Cambay), is the large Kathiawar Peninsula. It is generally arid and rises from the coasts to a low, rolling area of hill land in the centre, where the state reaches its highest elevation, at 3,665 feet (1,117 metres), in the Girnar Hills. Soils in the peninsula are mostly poor, having been derived from a variety of old crystalline rocks. Rivers, except for seasonal streams, are absent from the area.

To the east of the Kathiawar Peninsula, small plains and low hills in the north merge with fertile farmlands in the south. The richness of the southern soils is attributable to their partial derivation from the basalts of the Deccan, the physiographic plateau region that constitutes most of peninsular India. Southeastern Gujarat is crossed from east to west by the Narmada and Tapti (Tapi) rivers, both of which empty into the Gulf of Khambhat. Toward the eastern border with Maharashtra, the terrain becomes mountainous; the region is the northern extension of the Western Ghats, the mountain range that runs parallel to the Arabian Sea on the western edge of southern India.

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With the commencement of the 7th century, Harshavardhana (606-647 A.D.) ascended the throne of Thaneshwar and Kannauj on the death of his brother, Rajyavardhana. By 612 Harshavardhana consolidated his kingdom in northern India.

In 620 A.D. Harshavardhana invaded the Chalukya kingdom in the Deccan, which was then ruled by Pulakesin II. But the Chalukya resistance proved tough for Harshavardhana and he was defeated. Harshavardhana is well known for his religious toleration, able administration and diplomatic relations. He maintained diplomatic relations with China and sent envoys, who exchanged ideas of the Chinese rulers and developed their knowledge about each other.