State Uttar Pradesh

Q. The Contribution of Uttar Pradesh in the total exports of India in the year 2014-15 is-

A
6 to 7 percent
B
4 to 5 percent
C
5 to 6 percent
D
7 to 8 percent

Correct Answer

4 to 5 percent

More Questions on State

  • Q. Match the following. List I (River) List II (Dam) a. Ravi 1. Bhakra b. Beas 2. Pong c. Sutlej 3. Thein
    A)a-2, b-1, c-3
    B)a-1, b-2, c-3
    C)a-3, b-2, c-1
    D)a-3, b-1, c-2
    Answer: a-3, b-2, c-1
  • Q. Which is the second most important cash crop in Odisha?
    A)Sugarcane
    B)Jute
    C)Rice
    D)Oilseeds
    Answer: Sugarcane
  • Q. The hymns of Rigveda were sung in which of the following tones?
    A)Svarita
    B)Uddatta
    C)Anudatta
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Who among the following had built beautiful temples at Pattadakallu and Aihole?
    A)Hoysala
    B)Shatavahana
    C)Chalukya
    D)Rastrakuta
    Answer: Chalukya
  • Q. The famous Bura-Buri dance is a recognised dance pattern of West Bengal. It is performed to depict the life of
    A)a God and Goddess
    B)a young man and woman
    C)an old man and woman
    D)None of the above
    Answer: an old man and woman
  • Q. Consider the following statements about the Saura tribe 1. Sauras are mainly concentrated in and around the Paralakhemundi and the Gunupur area of South Odisha. 2. They are called by various names such as Sabara, Saura, Sora, etc and have their racial affinity with the proto-austroloid physical feature. Which of the above statements is/are correct?
    A)Only 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Both 1 and 2
    D)Neither 1 nor 2
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. Who was the first Indian to assume office as a judge of Calcutta High Court on 2nd February, 1863?
    A)Ashok Kumar Mathur
    B)Sambhunath Pandit
    C)Prabha Shankar Mishra
    D)Phani Bhusan Chakravartti
    Answer: Sambhunath Pandit
  • Q. Which dynasty ruled Magadha after the Nanda dynasty?
    A)Shunga
    B)Gupta
    C)Maurya
    D)Kushana
    Answer: Maurya
  • Q. Which one of NTPC plants is not gas-based ?
    A)Dadri
    B)Auraiya
    C)Aonla
    D)Tanda
    Answer: Tanda
  • Q. IIT Kharagpur was set-up in the year
    A)1951
    B)1945
    C)1941
    D)1952
    Answer: 1951
  • Q. The River Subarnarekha originates from
    A)Burns Hills
    B)Chhota Nagpur Plateau
    C)Rajmahal Hills
    D)Dudhwa Hills
    Answer: Chhota Nagpur Plateau
  • Q. Which among the following districts of Madhya Pradesh has the lowest child sex ratio?
    A)Bhind
    B)Morena
    C)Gwalior
    D)Datia
    Answer: Morena
  • Q. Asia’s largest Tulip Garden is located at which place of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Palwama
    B)Srinagar
    C)Kulgam
    D)Leh
    Answer: Srinagar
  • Q. Janarath is the name given –
    A)To start bus service between India and Bangladesh by Government of India.
    B)To promote rural communication in Uttar Pradesh.
    C)To increase transport facilities in the country.
    D)To low-cost AC bus service started by Government of Uttar Pradesh.
    Answer: To low-cost AC bus service started by Government of Uttar Pradesh.
  • Q. Which among the following rivers is called the ‘Sorrow of Bengal’?
    A)Mahananda river
    B)Damodar river
    C)Teesta river
    D)Torsa river
    Answer: Damodar river
  • Q. In which year Kshtriya Tej was first published from Himachal Pradesh?
    A)1934
    B)1992
    C)1965
    D)1921
    Answer: 1934
  • Q. Which among the following wildlife sanctuaries is located on the bank of Sutlej river?
    A)Tirthan
    B)Kugti
    C)Majathal
    D)Rupi Bhaba
    Answer: Rupi Bhaba
  • Q. Which among the following district of Madhya Pradesh has/have highest population density?
    A)Gwalior
    B)Jabalpur
    C)Indore
    D)Bhopal
    Answer: Bhopal
  • Q. The city which was reffered to in Atharvaveda is
    A)Varanasi
    B)Kanpur
    C)Ayodhya
    D)Faizabad
    Answer: Varanasi
  • Q. Which language became the regional language of Jammu and Kashmir by the Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir (26th Amendment) Act, 1999?
    A)Gojri
    B)Balti
    C)Dogri
    D)Kashmiri
    Answer: Gojri

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