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Which option correctly identifies India’s first emsa?

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This question belongs to the “First in India” topic under education, institutions and economy. “First in India” questions require careful reading because similar expressions may have different answers. “First Indian” can differ from “first person in India”; “first woman” can differ from “first Indian woman”; “first Governor-General of independent India” differs from “first Indian Governor-General”; and the first Olympic medal differs from the first individual Olympic gold. The correct association here is emsa naee dillee.

Abaॉmbe staॉka eksachenja
Bemsa naee dillee
Ckrishi rina sahakaree samiti, karnataka kshetra
Ddaॉ. bee. ara. anbedakara mukta vishvavidyalaya
Correct Answer: emsa naee dilleeYour Answer: B

Explanation

The correct answer is emsa naee dillee. The reference list identifies emsa naee dillee with the distinction “India’s first emsa” and records the associated detail as 1956. Option-wise review: emsa naee dillee is correct for the exact category stated. baॉmbe staॉka eksachenja is incorrect because it belongs to another achievement or field. krishi rina sahakaree samiti, karnataka kshetra is a valid name in Indian general knowledge, but it does not hold this precise record. anbedakara mukta vishvavidyalaya is also incorrect because its post, year, event, institution, or milestone association is different. Read “Indian,” “woman,” “independent India,” “individual,” “full-time,” “indigenous,” and the specified institution or event carefully. Therefore the answer field and correct index should point to option B, emsa naee dillee.

Important Notes

  • Confirmed answer: emsa naee dillee; option B.
  • Learn the exact qualifier in the question; changing “Indian,” “woman,” “independent India,” “individual,” or “indigenous” may change the answer.
  • The distractors in this question are real names from the same broad study area, but only emsa naee dillee matches the exact record.
  • Memory link: “India’s first emsa — emsa naee dillee — 1956.”

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