One liner Gk

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 One liner GK


1) India is regarded as a country with "Demographic Dividend" . This is due to its high population in the age group of 15-64 year.

2) A "closed Economy" is an economy in which neither export nor import take place.

3) The difference B/W a CFL and An LED lamp to  produce light , a CFL uses Mercury vapour and phosphors while semi-conductor material . A CFL is less energy efficient as compared to an LED lamp.

4) Economic Growth is usually coupled with Inflation . Inflation means that prices of goods increases So that customer very difficult able to purchased goods. Due to this twin balance sheet problems also link . Because of weak growth of profits so unable to pay loans of public sector banks by corporate sectors.

5)" Virtual Private Networks" is a private computer of an organization where the remote users can transmit encrypted information through the sever of the organization.

6)Black mountain lie in Bhutan.

7) The Island of seychelles are located in Indian Ocean.

8) Suez canal separates Africa from Asia.

9) Dehradun is also known as the school capital of india.

10) Christiana is the former name of OSLO.

11) Strombolic volcano is called the "Light Pillar of Mediterraneans Sea".

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