Q. …………. is called the Mozzarella of Kashmir.

Correct Answer

Kalari

More Questions on Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh

  • Q. Post offices of Barsoo and Thuina falls under which postal division of Ladakh?
    A)Lamayuru
    B)Alchi
    C)Kargil
    D)Leh
    Answer: Kargil
  • Q. Which place is known as Kashmiri Venice?
    A)Pahalgam
    B)Sonamarg
    C)Srinagar
    D)Jammu
    Answer: Srinagar
  • Q. Who founded the Chak dynasty in Kashmir?
    A)Qasim Khan
    B)Ali Shah Chak
    C)Ghazi Shah Chak
    D)Yusuf Shah Chak
    Answer: Ghazi Shah Chak
  • Q. Which natural phenonema causes rainfall in Jammu in winters?
    A)Western Disturbances
    B)Cyclones
    C)South-West Monsoon
    D)North-East Monsoon
    Answer: Western Disturbances
  • Q. Afkaar-e-Pareshan’ is the autobiography of
    A)Kacho Sikandar Khan
    B)Hari Singh
    C)Omar Abdullah
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Kacho Sikandar Khan
  • Q. Which of the following canals do not draws its water from River Liddar?
    A)Mahind
    B)Martand
    C)Dadikul
    D)Parimpur
    Answer: Parimpur
  • Q. Gritty red ware pottery were found at which archaeological site in Kashmir?
    A)Akhnoor
    B)Gilgit
    C)Burzahom
    D)Pampos
    Answer: Burzahom
  • Q. During whose reign, the UT Jammu and Kashmir got its first Hydro-Electric Project at Mohra?
    A)Maharaja Pratap Singh
    B)Maharaja Hari Singh
    C)Maharaja Gulab Singh
    D)Maharaja Ranbir Singh
    Answer: Maharaja Pratap Singh
  • Q. Best Photography Award was instituted in which year by the Jammu and Kashmir Academy of Art, Culture and Languages?
    A)2000
    B)1940
    C)1961
    D)2008
    Answer: 2008
  • Q. Which folk dance is related to Sufiana music of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Chham
    B)Hafiz Nagma
    C)Heren
    D)Dumhal
    Answer: Hafiz Nagma
  • Q. Who among the following politically united the three regions, i.e. Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh into a Princely State of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Maharaja Gulab Singh
    B)Maharaja Ranjit Singh
    C)Maharaja Hari Singh
    D)Maharaja Ranbir Singh
    Answer: Maharaja Gulab Singh
  • Q. Under which treaty, there was the clause of ‘Sale of Kashmir’?
    A)Treaty of Jammu
    B)Treaty of Amritsar
    C)Treaty of Lahore
    D)Treaty of Jallandhar
    Answer: Treaty of Amritsar
  • Q. Which place is known as ‘Golfing Mecca of India’?
    A)Srinagar
    B)Sonamarg
    C)Gulmarg
    D)Kargil
    Answer: Gulmarg
  • Q. The Anglo-Sikh War ended with which Treaty?
    A)Treaty of Amritsar (1809)
    B)Treaty of Lahore (1846)
    C)Treaty of Amritsar (1846)
    D)All of the above
    Answer: Treaty of Lahore (1846)
  • Q. Assertion (A) Jamyang Namgyal of Namgyal dynasty in Ladakh was nick named as the Lion. Reason (R) Jamyang faced several Muslim invasions and he resisted those attacks and tried to retain control over Ladakh.
    A)(A) is true, but (R) is false
    B)Both (A) and (R) true and (R) is the correct explanation of (A)
    C)Both (A) and (R) true, but (R) is not the correct explanation of (A)
    D)(A) is false, but (R) is true
    Answer: (A) is false, but (R) is true
  • Q. Name the Amendment Act of the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir which replaced the Legislative Assembly seats from 100 seats to 111 seats.
    A)18th Amendment Act, 1987
    B)12th Amendment Act, 1975
    C)16th Amendment Act, 1977
    D)20th Amendment Act, 1988
    Answer: 20th Amendment Act, 1988
  • Q. Which district of Jammu and Kashmir is famous for block printed bedsheets and Masnads?
    A)Samba
    B)Kathua
    C)Kishtwar
    D)Srinagar
    Answer: Samba
  • Q. Which festival is celebrated in the same manner as the Matho Nagrang Festival?
    A)Tihar
    B)Korzok Gustor
    C)Kheer Bhawani
    D)Stok Guru Tsechu
    Answer: Stok Guru Tsechu
  • Q. Which of the following traveller visited Kashmir during the reign of Durlabhavardhana?
    A)Yijing
    B)Hiuen Tsang
    C)Fa-Hien
    D)Zhu-Zixing
    Answer: Hiuen Tsang
  • Q. Name the game which brings hope to Kashmiri girls to break societal shackles.
    A)Rugby
    B)Hockey
    C)Polo
    D)Trekking
    Answer: Rugby

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