Which city was made the summer capital of British India by John Lawrence in 1864?

Which dynasty’s founder’s principal advisor was Chanakya, the author of the Artha shashtra?

Shimla was made the summer capital of British India by John Lawrence in 1864. Sir John Lawrence officially declared Simla the summer capital of the British empire in 1864. The capital covered a 3-mile radius from the famous Christ Church in the Simla Bazaar.

All the Answers option-wise: C, C, A, A, B

Question 1) Which dynasty’s founder’s principal advisor was Chanakya, the author of the Artha shashtra?

Answer: Maurya

Question 2) In 1952, which scientist refused the request to become the President of Israel?

Answer: Albert Einstein

Question 3) Which fruit’s name comes from the Latin for ‘seeded apple’?

Answer: Pomegranate

Question 4)  Which city was made the summer capital of British India by John Lawrence in 1864?

Answer: Shimla

Question 5) Which part of the human body has the thinnest skin?

Answer: Eyelids

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