More Questions on Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh
- Q. Which of the following folk dances is mostly performed in the hilly areas of Jammu region?
A)Dumhal
B)Heren
C)Chham
D)Hafiz Nagma
Answer: Heren
- Q. Which one is the oldest and largest circulated newspaper of Jammu and Kashmir?
A)Kashmir Times
B)State Times
C)Kashmir Live
D)None of these
Answer: Kashmir Times
- Q. According to Article ……………, the President of India has the power to make regulations for Union Territories not having their own Legislature.
A)250
B)260
C)240
D)280
Answer: 240
- Q. Chajja dance’ is performed on which festival of Jammu and Kashmir?
A)Matho Narang
B)Sindhu Darshan
C)Lohri
D)Stok Guru Tsechu
Answer: Lohri
- Q. Which ruler held the 4th Buddhist Council at Kundalvana in Kashmir that divided Buddhism into two sects?
A)Meghavahana
B)Kanishka
C)Ashoka
D)Lalitaditya
Answer: Kanishka
- Q. Consider the following statements about mineral wealth of Jammu and Kashmir. 1. Lolab valley in Kashmir has deposits of lignite. 2. Bauxite mines are located in Udhampur district of Jammu region. Which of the above statements is/are true ?
A)Both 1 and 2
B)Only 1
C)Only 2
D)None of these
Answer: Both 1 and 2
- 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. In which year, Afghan rule was established in Kashmir?
A)1753 AD
B)1652 AD
C)1700 AD
D)1800 AD
Answer: 1753 AD
- Q. Name the ruler of Jammu and Kashmir who was a patron of Arts and Literature.
A)Ranbir Singh
B)Gulab Singh
C)Ranjit Singh
D)None of these
Answer: Ranbir Singh
- Q. Kota Rani of Kashmir was married to which Ladakhi King?
A)Rgyalbu Rin Chen
B)Tagspa Bum Lde
C)Jamyang Namgyal
D)Tashi Namgyal
Answer: Rgyalbu Rin Chen
- Q. Which National Park is also known as the ‘Snow Leopard Capital of India’?
A)Kishtwar National Park
B)Hemis National Park
C)Dachigam National Park
D)City Forest National Park
Answer: Hemis National Park
- Q. Which Section of Jammu and Kashmir Constitution deals with the resignation or removal of a Judge of the High Court?
A)Section 96
B)Section 91
C)Section 93
D)Section 99
Answer: Section 99
- Q. Budhan Ali Shah Dargah is visited by both the …………… and …………… in the region.
A)Sikhs, Muslims
B)Buddhists, Muslims
C)Hindus, Muslims
D)Jains, Muslims
Answer: Sikhs, Muslims
- Q. Assertion (A): River valleys in Western Himalayas between (1500 – 330m) have moist temperate forests. Reason (R): Pine, cedar, fir and spruce grow well in Chenab and Jhelum valleys. Which of the following is correct?
A)A is true, but R is false
B)Both A and R are true and R is the correct explanation of A
C)Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A
D)A is false, but R is true
Answer: Both A and R are true, but R is not the correct explanation of A
- Q. Joinery mills are mainly found in which place of Jammu and Kashmir?
A)Srinagar
B)Baramulla-Srinagar road
C)Pampore
D)All of the above
Answer: All of the above
- Q. Which of the following places is known for the largest Tulip Garden of Asia?
A)Kulgam
B)Jammu
C)Srinagar
D)Doda
Answer: Srinagar
- Q. Who appoints the Chief Justice of Jammu and Kashmir High Court?
A)The President of India
B)The Chief Minister of the State
C)The Prime Minister of India
D)The Advocate General of the State
Answer: The President of India
- Q. The Governor of Jammu and Kashmir may remove the State Election Commissioner from his office, if he is
A)if he is sentenced to imprisonment
B)declared as insolvent or of unsound mind
C)engaged in any other duties outside his office during his term of office
D)All of the above
Answer: All of the above
- Q. Which district has the least ST population as per Census 2011 in Jammu and Kashmir?
A)Leh
B)Srinagar
C)Kargil
D)Jammu
Answer: Srinagar
- Q. Which park is made by merging Limber and Lachipora Wildlife Sanctuaries and the Nagnari Conservation Reserve?
A)Kazinag National Park
B)Salim Ali National Park
C)Hemis National Park
D)None of the above
Answer: Kazinag National Park
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