Himachal Pradesh State

Q. In which year did the Government of Himachal Pradesh abolish big landed estates?

A
1976
B
1954
C
1961
D
1956

Correct Answer

1954

More Questions on Himachal Pradesh

  • Q. Which of the following hot springs is ‘earrings’?
    A)Tattapani
    B)Kasol
    C)Manikaran
    D)Vashisht
    Answer: Manikaran
  • Q. Who founded the Keonthal state in 765 AD?
    A)Raja Ranjit Singh
    B)Sena Raja
    C)Raja Girisen
    D)None of these
    Answer: Raja Girisen
  • Q. Which among the following Industry contribute 7.2% in the state GDP?
    A)It and Electronics Industries
    B)Agro-based Industries
    C)Cement Industry
    D)Tourism Industry
    Answer: Tourism Industry
  • Q. After the death of Maha Singh Sukerchakia, who became the chief of Sukerchakia Misl?
    A)Amar Singh Thapa
    B)Desa Singh Majithia
    C)Maharaja Ranjit Singh
    D)Sansar Chand
    Answer: Maharaja Ranjit Singh
  • Q. Bandli Wildlife Sanctuary lies in which district of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Sirmaur
    B)Mandi
    C)Solan
    D)Hamirpur
    Answer: Mandi
  • Q. Which part of Himachal Pradesh gets adequate rainfall for growing various crops?
    A)Kinnaur and Kullu
    B)Chamba and Kangra
    C)Lahaul and Spiti
    D)Solan and Sirmaur
    Answer: Chamba and Kangra
  • Q. Koldam Hydro Project has the capacity to produce …………… MW.
    A)500
    B)200
    C)165
    D)800
    Answer: 800
  • Q. Charanjeet Singh of Himachal Pradesh is associated with which sports?
    A)Cricket
    B)Hockey
    C)Football
    D)Volleyball
    Answer: Hockey
  • Q. The Mahabharata mentioned that ‘Kulinda’ people were conquered by
    A)Asoka
    B)Arjuna
    C)Smudragupta
    D)None of them
    Answer: Arjuna
  • Q. In which year the Second Anglo-Sikh War took place?
    A)1852-53 AD
    B)1845-46 AD
    C)1848-49 AD
    D)1861-62 AD
    Answer: 1848-49 AD
  • Q. Which region in the modern history of Himachal was the richest source of borax and musk?
    A)Tibet
    B)Sirmaur
    C)Chamba
    D)Lahore
    Answer: Tibet
  • Q. In Dharamshala (Kangra district) there is a British Lord’s tomb. Who is he?
    A)Lord Elgin
    B)Lord Dalhousie
    C)Lord Erwin
    D)Lord Wellesley
    Answer: Lord Elgin
  • Q. Which region of ancient Himachal Pradesh was visited by Chinese traveller Hiuen Tsang?
    A)Nagarkot
    B)Hamirpur
    C)Nahan
    D)Kuluta
    Answer: Kuluta
  • Q. Prashar lake is situated in which district?
    A)Shimla
    B)Kullu
    C)Sirmaur
    D)Mandi
    Answer: Mandi
  • Q. Which soil is found in the mid-hill soil zone of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Mountain soil
    B)Alluvial soil
    C)Laterite soil
    D)Podzolic soil
    Answer: Podzolic soil
  • Q. Rahla is the name of
    A)Temple
    B)Tribe
    C)Waterfall
    D)Crop
    Answer: Waterfall
  • Q. Which scheme among the following focuses on improving availability of quality feed and fodder?
    A)National Livestock Mission
    B)Doodh Ganga Yojana
    C)National Project on Bovine Breeding
    D)National Fodder Mission for Cattle
    Answer: National Livestock Mission
  • Q. From which of these districts, Sutlej river does not flow through?
    A)Bilaspur
    B)Kinnaur
    C)Shimla
    D)Kangra
    Answer: Kangra
  • Q. How many perennial rivers flow through Himachal Pradesh?
    A)5
    B)4
    C)3
    D)6
    Answer: 5
  • Q. What is the level of elevation at which the mid-hill soil zone is found?
    A)500-800 m
    B)900-1000 m
    C)1000-1500 m
    D)1500-3000 m
    Answer: 1000-1500 m

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