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GK about West Bengal: Details about West Bengal are given on this page and the link is given below for West Bengal GK PDF Download. West Bengal occupies 12th place among the twenty-two kingdoms of India in terms of volume. It occupies the fourth position in terms of population. Click Here To download West Bengal GK PDF.

The dignity of the State: 26 January 1950.
Capital: Kolkata.
Size: 88,752 sq km.
Population: 9,12,76,115 people (According to census of 2011).
Population density: 1028/ sq km.
Places in India by volume: 12th.
Location by population in India: Fourth.
Education Rate: 77.08 %.
Male: 81.59 %.
Female: 70.54 %.
District: 23.
Main Agricultural Crops: Paddy, jute, tea, sugarcane.
Iron-Steel Factory: Durgapur, Banpur, Kulti.
Ports: Kolkata and Haldia.
Thermal power stations: Farakka, Kolaghat, Bandel.
Main forests: Sundarban.
Head Court: High Court (Kolkata). Read More... Saara Competitive

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General Awareness Question and Answer 2020

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text 2015-07-01 00:35

.28 Little things.

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I should really be sleeping right now, but this seemed to make far more sense instead. 28 little things...on your marks...get set....go!!

day or night

bed or couch or floor

boots or vans or flip flops

UK or US

paper book or e-book

facebook or twitter or tumblr

TV or music

sunrise or sunset

groups(small) or one/two people or alone

concerts or watching on TV or CD

sci-fi or horror or rom com

computer or pen and paper

fiction or non

sun or rain or wind

big spoon or little spoon or both

gold or silver or bronze

heavy metal or country

coffee or tea(fruit) or hot chocolate

hug or kiss

car or motorbike or bicycle

alcopop or spirit or wine

cop or robber

fly or swim or run

disney or marvel

chess or draughts

cold or warm

new or old

long hair or short hair or no hair

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text 2015-04-16 17:35

The sickness will kill you, but can you stomach The Remedy - Q&A with author Asher Ellis

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THE REMEDY (April 8, 2015, Full Fathom Five Digital) is a gripping tale of a college vacation gone horrifically wrong.

In his début novel with Full Fathom Five Digital, Asher Ellis displays a disturbing knack for campy fun and backwoods gore. It’s Warm Bodies and The Strain meets Spring Breakers, and definitely not for the faint of heart.

Today we have the pleasure of meeting up with author Asher Ellis and talk about his brilliant début novel, The Remedy, our favourite book of the year so far.

"Straight-A student from the University of Vermont, Leigh Swanson, knew she should never have gotten in that car. A raucous, booze-filled weekend in Montreal sounded like a bad idea from that start. But, following the incessant nagging from her roommate, she finally gave in— against her better judgement. However, when a half-baked scheme to smuggle illegal substances across the border takes a turn for the worse, the gang finds themselves lost deep in the woods, terrorized by a contagious deadly fungus and hunted by a family of twisted, interbred cannibals. And these kids are about to discover that, sometimes, the only thing worse than the sickness itself is The Remedy."

Horror new releases The Remedy asher ellis question and answer

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review 2015-02-07 16:50

The Answer To Your Question by: Paulette Bates Alden

Bettie's Books

The Answer To Your Question - Paulette Bates Alden

bookshelves: giftee, mystery-thriller, published-2013, winter-20142015, bedside, snow-times, north-americas, snakessssssss, paper-read

Recommended to ☯Bettie☯ by: Susanna - Censored by GoodReads

Read from January 07 to February 04, 2015

kDescription: How well can you really know the people you love, even your own son? Four young women are murdered, and he's the suspect . . .

After raising her son, Ben, as a single parent, librarian Inga Daudelin is blindsided when he is accused of the murders of four young women. At the same time, Jean, a young, pregnant waif who seems both simple and wise, "imprints" on Inga at work, drawing her into an unusual friendship. When Ben kidnaps Jean, Inga and lead detective Ron O'Loughlin, with whom she is falling in love, search for the two, who along with Jean's baby, have formed a strange but human family.

"This wonderful novel is a success at every level--an engrossing thriller and a nuanced examination of love--written with artful directness. I loved every word and could not put it down." -- Scott Turow

THE ANSWER TO YOUR QUESTION is the winner of The Kindle Book Review's 2013 Best Indie Book Award in the suspense category.

Dedication: For Jeff

Opening: Part 1: Chapter One: Inga: I remember the day Ben was born, how they laid him on my chest all mottled pink and squirming. When I rubbed my cheek against his tender head, he clutched my finger with his tiny ones as if to claim me.

Arrived today, out of the blue, from Greenville, where this author grew up.

Thank you Judy, Susanna, Bob and Belinda

Main bug is that too much is given away on the back cover, but that said, this was a perfect bedside read, the sort that is perfect through half closed, tired eyes; not taxing on the intellect but interesting enough to keep one's attention. That ending was from out of left field, it's got to be said.