Quiz: UPPSC Prelims 2006 (GS Paper I)

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UPPSC Prelims 2006 (GS Paper I)
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On July 3,2006, the first train was out from Lhasa Railway station. When it passed through its highest point over the Tibetan grassland, many passengers reached out for which of the following to ward off altitude sickness?

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23 Aug 2025 · 18 Oct 2025

This MCQ is part of the UP PSC Previous Year Questions (PYQs) series, focusing on UPPSC Prelims 2006 (GS Paper I)

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