State Uttar Pradesh

Q. Famous Charkula dance originated from which place of Uttar Pradesh?

A
Awadh
B
Bundelkhand
C
Braj
D
None of these

Correct Answer

Braj

More Questions on State

  • Q. There is ample amount of minerals of rock phosphate and gypsum but lack of coal resources in Rajasthan. The profitable one for the state to obtain chemical fertiliser is
    A)Import electricity from the other state of India.
    B)Export rock phosphate and Gypsum to other states of India.
    C)Import coal from the other state of lndia.
    D)Build purification plant of rock phosphate and Gypsum in Rajasthan.
    Answer: Build purification plant of rock phosphate and Gypsum in Rajasthan.
  • Q. Dhaman, Karad and Anjan are the :
    A)Varieties of caster seed in Gujarat
    B)Varieties of Grass in Rajasthan
    C)Varieties of Sheep in Rajasthan
    D)Three heroes of Gawari dance
    Answer: Varieties of Grass in Rajasthan
  • Q. Bhawanipatna is the district headquarters of which district?
    A)Nabarangapur
    B)Rayagarh
    C)Kalahandi
    D)Boudh
    Answer: Kalahandi
  • Q. The average size of landholdings in Bihar in comparison with other states is
    A)Second lowest
    B)Highest
    C)Lowest
    D)Second highest
    Answer: E
  • Q. The approximate population of Madhya Pradesh in 2011 was
    A)7 crore
    B)6 crore
    C)5 crore
    D)8 crore
    Answer: 7 crore
  • Q. Which of the following districts in Odisha has tribal blocks?
    A)Ganjam
    B)Malkangiri
    C)Gajapati
    D)Both (A) and (C)
    Answer: Both (A) and (C)
  • 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. Who is the founder of Vijayanagar Empire?
    A)Bukka
    B)Harihara
    C)Both A and B
    D)Prolaya Vema Reddy
    Answer: Both A and B
  • Q. Following map is showing the concentration of prominent tribes of Rajasthan represented as (i), (ii), (iii) and (iv). Identify and answer the correct sequence as given below the map.
    A)Sansi, Garesiya, Bheel, Sahariya
    B)Bheel, Sansi, Sahariya, Garesiya
    C)Garesiya, Sahariya, Sansi, Bheel
    D)Sansi, Sahariya, Bheel, Garesiya
    Answer: Sansi, Sahariya, Bheel, Garesiya
  • Q. Which of the following is not a Hydel Power Project?
    A)Rengali
    B)Balimela
    C)Indravati
    D)Talcher
    Answer: Talcher
  • Q. Charkula is a folk dance of –
    A)Awadh
    B)Bundelkhand
    C)Brajbhumi
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Brajbhumi
  • Q. Which group of people are mostly found in Meghalaya?
    A)SC
    B)ST
    C)OBC
    D)General
    Answer: ST
  • Q. When did Nino da Cunha (Portuguese Governor) transferred his capital from Cochin to Goa?
    A)1529 AD
    B)1532 AD
    C)1531 AD
    D)1530 AD
    Answer: 1530 AD
  • Q. Odisha became a separate state on
    A)1st April, 1936
    B)1st April, 1935
    C)1st March, 1935
    D)1st April, 1938
    Answer: 1st April, 1936
  • Q. Which of the following National Highways connect Chhapara and Gopalganj?
    A)National Highway No. 84
    B)National Highway No. 85
    C)National Highway No. 77
    D)National Highway No. 80
    Answer: National Highway No. 85
  • Q. Which political party of Nagaland introduced the first Chief Minister of Nagaland?
    A)Nagaland Nationalist Organisation
    B)United Democratic Front
    C)Indian National Congress
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  • Q. Who was the leader of ‘Chhachhrauli Revolt’?
    A)Jabit Singh
    B)Pratap Singh
    C)Jodh Singh
    D)Gulab Singh
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  • Q. Which of the following canals was constructed by Suya during Avantivarman’s reign?
    A)Kayal Canal
    B)Nur Canal
    C)Sambal Canal
    D)Rishipora Canal
    Answer: Nur Canal
  • Q. As per Census 2011, Scheduled Tribes (STs) population of Himachal Pradesh is what % of India’s total ST population?
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  • Q. When was Tambdi Surla temple built?
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    C)10th century
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