Q. Who was the organiser of Awadh Kisan Sabha?

Correct Answer

Baba Ramchandra

More Questions on State

  • Q. Which among the following pertain(s) to the Millennium Development Goals? 1. Child and Maternal Health 2. Nuclear and Chemical Weapons 3. Human Rights and Racism 4. Environment & Sustainability Select the correct option:
    A)Only 1 , 3 & 4
    B)Only 1 & 4
    C)Only 1 & 3
    D)1, 2, 3 & 4
    Answer: Only 1 & 4
  • Q. Manganese is mainly used in
    A)steel industry
    B)Both (A) and (B)
    C)chemical industry
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Sanchi is a small village in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh mainly famous for.
    A)Bhadiya Kund
    B)Jain Temple
    C)Temples
    D)Buddha Stupa
    Answer: Buddha Stupa
  • Q. The first sports policy of Madhya Pradesh was prepared in the year
    A)1980
    B)1989
    C)1985
    D)1990
    Answer: 1989
  • Q. Consider the following statements. 1. Lord Mountbatten announced June Plan on 3rd June, 1947. 2. Punjab Boundary Commission was formed by the British Government on 20th June 1947. 3. The PEPSU was formally inaugurated by Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel on 5th July 1948. 4. Punjab was trifurcated on 1st November, 1960 Which of the statement(s) is/are correct?
    A)3, 4
    B)1, 2, 2003
    C)2, 3, 2004
    D)All of these
    Answer: 1, 2, 2003
  • Q. Which of the following statement is incorrect?
    A)People of Magh tribe consume 'Arey' a special type of alcohol.
    B)Hooghly and Birbhum have highest sex ratio among schedule tribes.
    C)Losar and Losoong are popular festivals of Kharia tribe.
    D)The Mal Pahari language belongs to Northern Dravidian language family.
    Answer: Losar and Losoong are popular festivals of Kharia tribe.
  • Q. Bareilly district is located on the banks of which river?
    A)Yamuna
    B)Ganga
    C)Ramganga
    D)Betwa
    Answer: Ramganga
  • Q. Indira Gandhi National Tribal University was established in the year
    A)2008
    B)2007
    C)2005
    D)2002
    Answer: 2007
  • Q. In Maharashtra, Journalist Day is celebrated on
    A)4th April
    B)12th June
    C)6th January
    D)5th September
    Answer: 6th January
  • Q. Who is the first person from Karnataka to received Padma Shri award?
    A)Humayun Mirza
    B)Devika Rani
    C)Dr. M. C. Modi
    D)Ganesh Govind Karkhanis
    Answer: Humayun Mirza
  • Q. How many districts of Chhattisgarh State are selected as ‘Aspirational Districts’ in the country?
    A)9
    B)10
    C)8
    D)11
    Answer: 10
  • Q. Which Chemical Compound in soil has a large concentration in Sikkim?
    A)Boron
    B)Carbon
    C)Iron Oxide
    D)Molybdenum
    Answer: Iron Oxide
  • Q. Bhawani Amba Temple is located in which district of Haryana?
    A)Jind
    B)Ambala
    C)Gurugram
    D)Kaithal
    Answer: Ambala
  • Q. Which is the most important dynasty ruled in 14th Century?
    A)Chalukya Dynasty
    B)Manikya Dynasty
    C)Manikya Dynasty
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Manikya Dynasty
  • Q. Which battle was fought between the armies of India and Pakistan for Kashmir?
    A)Battle of Phillora
    B)Battle of Pullalur
    C)Battle of Donur
    D)Battle of Shalteng
    Answer: Battle of Shalteng
  • Q. Tso Moriri Wetland Conservation Reserve is located in
    A)Karakoram range
    B)Changtang area
    C)Ladakh region
    D)None of these
    Answer: Changtang area
  • Q. Which district of Uttar Pradesh has the largest concentration of the minority communities?
    A)Lucknow
    B)Bijnor
    C)Moradabad
    D)Rampur
    Answer: Rampur
  • Q. Jal-Tirtha’ scheme is presently running in which of the following districts?
    A)South 24 Parganas
    B)Bankura, Birbhum
    C)Jalpaiguri
    D)North 24 Parganas
    Answer: Bankura, Birbhum
  • Q. When was state Reorganisation commission formed Class 10 Ncert?
    A)1950
    B)1955
    C)1959
    D)1953
    Answer: 1953
  • Q. Under whose Guruship did the Sikhs become a military force?
    A)Guru Amar Das Ji
    B)Guru Gobind Singh Ji
    C)Guru Ram Das Ji
    D)Guru Har Gobind Ji
    Answer: Guru Har Gobind Ji

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