The Charminar is widely believed to commemorate the end of which disease?
APlague
BSmallpox
CMalaria
DCholera
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Plague
ASI records say it was built at the city's centre to commemorate the eradication of plague.
Keep practising Monuments
Browse all Monuments questions for RRB NTPC, or explore more General Knowledge topics.
Related questions
In 1819, which British officer accidentally stumbled upon the Ajanta Caves while hunting?Which honorific title meaning Meru of the South is given to Thanjavur's Brihadisvara TemplThe Gateway of India arch in Mumbai was constructed primarily using which stone?The motif of Sanchi Stupa appears on the reverse of which Indian currency denomination?Who served as the chief architect for Jaipur's five-storey Hawa Mahal?Fatehpur Sikri gained UNESCO World Heritage Site status in which year?The ancient stone slab known as Vajrasana inside Mahabodhi Temple dates to which century?Which British engineer reported the forgotten Khajuraho temples in 1838?