State Uttar Pradesh

Q. As per census 2011 which of the following facts in the context of Uttar Pradesh is not correctly matched?

A
Percentage growth in the population - 20.23% of Uttar Pradesh in decade 2001-11
B
Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country
C
Population density per square km - 829
D
Women literacy - 57.18%

Correct Answer

Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country

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    C)1872
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  • Q. Sri Krishna Devaraya was the author of Jambavati Kalyanam. It was written in:
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  • Q. Which among the following is the writer of Gardhi Baba?
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  • Q. Which award is given to voluntary organisation for its science popularisation activities?
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  • Q. In which year was a separate Andhra State formed after the linguistic Reorganisation of the then Madras province?
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