Under the General Clauses Act, a month is reckoned by which calendar?
ALunar calendar
BHindu calendar
CBritish calendar
DSaka calendar
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. British calendar
The Act defines a month as one reckoned according to the British calendar, which is the Gregorian calendar.
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