Q. The expected per capita income at current price in Rajasthan for the year 1996 – 97 is –

Correct Answer

Rs. 7,800

More Questions on Rajasthan

  • Q. The first Chauhan state of Rajasthan was
    A)Ranthambhor
    B)Harauti
    C)Ajmer
    D)Nadol
    Answer: Ajmer
  • Q. Among the different conditions available in India, the condition most prevalent in Rajasthan is –
    A)Low relative humidity
    B)High disparity in rainfall
    C)Extreme air temperature
    D)Long term of sunlight
    Answer: Extreme air temperature
  • Q. Which of the following pair is correct?
    A)Kothari - Luni
    B)Sukadi - Chambal
    C)Banganga - Banas
    D)Jakham - Mahi
    Answer: Jakham - Mahi
  • Q. Under the National Food Security Act, 2013, the Food Security Scheme launched in Rajasthan will cover a population of –
    A)3.64 crore
    B)4.02 crore
    C)3.02 crore
    D)4.64 crore
    Answer: 4.64 crore
  • Q. Who among the following was not the chairman of Rajasthan State Human Rights commission?
    A)Justice N. K. Jain
    B)Justice S. Sagir Ahmed
    C)Justice Premchand Jain
    D)Justice Kanta Bhatnagar
    Answer: Justice Premchand Jain
  • Q. The craft of the famous blue pottery in Rajasthan originated from :
    A)Persia
    B)Afghanistan
    C)Kashmir
    D)Sindh
    Answer: Persia
  • Q. Which ruler defeated Gurjara –
    A)Rajya Vardhan
    B)Harshvardhan
    C)Prabhakar Vardhan
    D)Shashank
    Answer: Prabhakar Vardhan
  • Q. As per the 1991 Census, what is the percentage of literate women in Rajasthan?
    A)39.42%
    B)38.42%
    C)20.44%
    D)52.11%
    Answer: 20.44%
  • Q. The percentage of the electrified village to the total settled village of Rajasthan is approximate –
    A)80%
    B)75%
    C)90%
    D)70%
    Answer: 90%
  • Q. The Institute for Cooperative Education and Management has been established at :
    A)Bikaner
    B)Kota
    C)Udaipur
    D)Jaipur
    Answer: Jaipur
  • Q. The princely state, which was not the part of Rajasthan Union formed on 25th March, 1948?
    A)Pratapgarh
    B)Udaipur
    C)Bundi
    D)Shahpura
    Answer: Udaipur
  • Q. Match List-I with List-II and select the correct answer from given below: List-I (Aravalli Peak) List-II (District) a. Raghunathgarh 1. Sirohi b. Ser 2. Sikar c. Jarga 3. Jaipur d. Jaigarh 4. Udaipur
    A)a-1, b-3, c-2, d-4
    B)a-3, b-2, c-4, d-1
    C)a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3
    D)a-4, b-3, c-1, d-2
    Answer: a-2, b-1, c-4, d-3
  • Q. Rajput cities were developed in mountainous region because –
    A)They were a nature lover
    B)They hated city life
    C)There were resources of Natural security against enemies
    D)They were fierce
    Answer: There were resources of Natural security against enemies
  • Q. According to Animal census 2003 the density of Animals in Rajasthan and district with highest density of animals is :
    A)150 and Barmer
    B)160 and Bikaner
    C)144 and Dungarpur
    D)165 and Bharatpur
    Answer: 144 and Dungarpur
  • Q. Which is being adopted in Rajasthan for its fast economic development?
    A)The policy of quasi-freedom and protection
    B)Economic planning policy
    C)Free trade policy
    D)Socialist policy
    Answer: Economic planning policy
  • Q. The factory operated by Central Government in Rajasthan is –
    A)Salt works, Dindwana
    B)Ganganagar Sugar mills, Ganganagar
    C)Hindustan Zincs Ltd.
    D)Araval Swachalit Vahan ltd.
    Answer: Hindustan Zincs Ltd.
  • Q. In annual planning of Rajasthan for the year 1991 – 92, what percentage of expenditure is fixed for power sector?
    A)27.20%
    B)30.00%
    C)18.60%
    D)38.60%
    Answer: 27.20%
  • Q. The name of top cooperative bank of Rajasthan is
    A)Primary Cooperative Bank
    B)State Cooperative Bank
    C)Regional Gramin Bank
    D)Central Cooperative Bank
    Answer: State Cooperative Bank
  • Q. Irrigation project which will mostly benefit the tribal farmers is
    A)Barnada
    B)Jakham
    C)Barsalpur
    D)Panchana
    Answer: Jakham
  • Q. What fraction of Rajasthan’s land area is desert?
    A)About one-third
    B)Above half
    C)About one-fourth
    D)About two-thirds
    Answer: About two-thirds

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