A girl's organs start to grow after 18 years
September 18, 20242 Mins Read
Jumbangla Desk : If you think that clearing the interview is easy after clearing the written test, then you are completely wrong. Because some questions are asked to test the candidate's intelligence which many people hide their faces in shame. But if you think a little coldly, you can also answer. Now let's find out the answers to some such questions.

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1) Question: UNESCO gives Kalinga Award for which field?
Answer: UNESCO awards Kalinga Prize for contribution to science.

2) Question: In the case of eye donation, which part of the eye is donated?
Answer: The cornea of ​​the eye is donated in case of eye donation.

3) Question: In which university did the Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang study?
Answer: Chinese traveler Hiuen Tsang studied at Nalanda University.

4) Question: What is the length and width ratio of the national flag of India?
Answer: The length and width ratio of the national flag of India is 3:2.

5) Question: What vitamins are available from sunlight?
Answer: Vitamin D is obtained from sunlight.

6) Question: Which is the smallest country in the world in terms of size?
Answer: Vatican City is the smallest country in the world in terms of area, with an area of ​​only 0.44 square kilometers.

7) Question: Who is the Supreme Commander of the Indian Armed Forces?
Answer: The Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces of India is the President. (Current Indian President's name is Draupadi Murmu).

8) Question: Kaziranga National Sanctuary is located in which state?
Answer: Kaziranga National Sanctuary is located in the state of Assam.

9) Question: Which social reformer tried the most to stop the practice of sati immolation?
Answer: Raja Rammohan Roy tried his best to stop the practice of sati-dama.

What are the things that girls put in their mouths and put on their body parts?

10) Question: Tell me which part of girls starts to grow after 18 years?
Answer: Actually, girls start growing all their organs after 18 years (girl context inserted in the question to confuse).