Q. Endangered Species Breeding Centre was established in …………… .

Correct Answer

1984

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  • Q. In which year the Swan river Flood Management and Integrated Development Project was framed?
    A)1993
    B)1978
    C)1984
    D)1989
    Answer: 1984
  • Q. Consider the following statements. 1. Chhota Nagpur plateau has an elevation of about 300 – 450 meters above sea-level. 2. The second upliftment formed outer Chhota Nagpur plateau. Which of the statement(s) given above is/are correct?
    A)Neither 1 nor 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)Both 1 and 2
    Answer: Only 1
  • Q. Construction industry is mainly concentrated in which place of Haryana?
    A)Gurugram
    B)Chandigarh
    C)Hisar
    D)Nuh
    Answer: Gurugram
  • Q. During which period Sirhind became an administrative unit?
    A)Gupta period
    B)Sultanate period
    C)Mughal period
    D)None of these
    Answer: Sultanate period
  • Q. Who captured the Fort of Madhogarh in 1755 AD?
    A)Marathas
    B)Mughals
    C)British
    D)Afghans
    Answer: Marathas
  • Q. The Duar region in West Bengal is actually which of the following?
    A)Part of Northern mountains in Darjeeling ranges
    B)Part of active delta of the Ganga delta
    C)Part of fringing uplands in Western plateau
    D)Part of Terai region at foothills of Eastern Himalayas
    Answer: Part of Terai region at foothills of Eastern Himalayas
  • Q. Murliganj, Jankinagar and Purnea canals are branches of which of the following canal system in Bihar?
    A)Western Kosi Canal
    B)Western Sone Canal
    C)Eastern Kosi Canal
    D)Eastern Sone Canal
    Answer: Eastern Kosi Canal
  • Q. Buddhist Council headed by Ashoka is conducted in
    A)Rajagruha
    B)Pataliputra
    C)None
    D)Kashmir
    Answer: Pataliputra
  • Q. Total number of district in Karnataka
    A)28
    B)30
    C)25
    D)31
    Answer: 31
  • Q. Who was the first Chief Minister of Meghalaya?
    A)B. B. Lyngdoh
    B)P. A. Sangma
    C)Williamson A. Sangma
    D)Darwin Diengdoh Pugh
    Answer: Williamson A. Sangma
  • Q. Which of the following was the reason for Munda Revolt?
    A)Land Rights
    B)Religious Revivalism
    C)Forest Rights
    D)All of the above
    Answer: Land Rights
  • Q. In which place, the Ganga enters Uttar Pradesh?
    A)Farrukhabad
    B)Bijnor
    C)Ayodhya
    D)Faizabad
    Answer: Bijnor
  • Q. Which among the following districts uttarakhand has the lowest percentage of forest cover area?
    A)Chamoli
    B)Rudraprayag
    C)Udham Singh Nagar
    D)Tehri Garhwal
    Answer: Udham Singh Nagar
  • Q. Under the Sixth Schedule of the Constitution, the TTAADC is vested with two types of Powers. These are-
    A)Executive Powers & Judiciary Powers
    B)Legislative Powers & Judiciary Powers
    C)Legislative Powers & Executive Powers
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Legislative Powers & Executive Powers
  • Q. Darjeeling famous for its tea gardens and tea production with a unique taste and aroma. The management of the tea is done by which of the following said organisations?
    A)National Tea Corporation
    B)Tea Board of India
    C)Coffee Board of India
    D)National Tea Board
    Answer: Tea Board of India
  • Q. Council of Ministers is
    A)collectively responsible to the assembly.
    B)not responsible.
    C)individually responsible to the assembly.
    D)responsible to the Governor.
    Answer: collectively responsible to the assembly.
  • Q. Henry Ricketts proposed the merger of which place in Odisha division in 1855?
    A)Mayurbhanj
    B)Sambalpur
    C)Nilgiri
    D)Bihar
    Answer: Sambalpur
  • Q. In Uttar Pradesh, which of the following crops is known as ‘Taj Brand’?
    A)Potato
    B)Sugarcane
    C)Rice
    D)Mango
    Answer: Potato
  • Q. Who is the Chief Minister of Manipur?
    A)Pinarai Vijayan
    B)Nithis Kumar
    C)Shri Nongthombam Biren Singh
    D)Naveen Patnaik
    Answer: Shri Nongthombam Biren Singh
  • Q. The Surat city is famous for which among the following industry?
    A)Coal
    B)Oil & Gas
    C)Tourism
    D)Textile
    Answer: Textile

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