Q. In which year Raja Ranjit Singh acquired the Kotla fort?

Correct Answer

1811 AD

More Questions on Himachal Pradesh

  • Q. King Susharman who sides with Kauravas in the battle of Mahabharata is considered the founder of the important ruling dynasty of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Suket
    B)Guler
    C)Kuluta
    D)Katoch
    Answer: Katoch
  • Q. Which of the following climate zones of Himachal Pradesh receives highest rainfall?
    A)Wet temperate zone
    B)Humid sub-tropical
    C)Humid temperate zone
    D)Sub-humid sub-tropical zone
    Answer: Wet temperate zone
  • Q. Where is the University for Horticulture and Forestry located in Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Una
    B)Solan
    C)Hamirpur
    D)Shimla
    Answer: Solan
  • Q. The court of Lokayukta was established in which year in Himachal Pradesh?
    A)1971
    B)1983
    C)1984
    D)1975
    Answer: 1983
  • 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
  • Q. Which of the following is not the aim and objective of the Himachal Pradesh Solar Power Policy, 2016? 1. Promote generation of electricity from solar energy for sustainable development. 2. Empower people in the remote and rural areas with 24 × 7 powers by way of decentralised solar power supply. 3. Create awareness about potentials of renewable energy. 4. Strengthen and sustain the policy of 100% clean electricity consumption.
    A)3 and 4 both
    B)Only 1
    C)1 and 2 both
    D)None of the above
    Answer: None of the above
  • Q. Haryali festival is celebrated in which district?
    A)Kinnaur
    B)Kangra
    C)Shimla
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • 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. The Pandoh dam links which two important rivers of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Beas-Sutlej
    B)Ravi-Chenab
    C)Ravi-Beas
    D)Sutlej-Yamuna
    Answer: Beas-Sutlej
  • Q. Which of the following lakes is famous as ‘Mini Switzerland’?
    A)Khajjiar lake
    B)Parashar lake
    C)Nako lake
    D)Manimahesh lake
    Answer: Khajjiar lake
  • Q. Who introduced the cultivation of apple in Kullu valley?
    A)Col. Lawrence
    B)R. C. Lee
    C)Sansar Chand
    D)Lord Dalhousie
    Answer: R. C. Lee
  • Q. Ring Leaders’ were associated with
    A)Mass Movement in Nalagrah
    B)Pajhota Kisan Sabha
    C)Sirmaur Praja Mandal Movement
    D)Jugga Movement
    Answer: Pajhota Kisan Sabha
  • Q. Rulers of which hill state sent soldiers to accompany the British troops in the Revolt of 1857?
    A)Chamba
    B)Kangra
    C)Nurpur
    D)Kullu
    Answer: Chamba
  • 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. Lead metal is found at the bottom of which river?
    A)Giri River
    B)Yamuna River
    C)Tons River
    D)Sutlej River
    Answer: Sutlej River
  • Q. The founder of which ancient princely state is basically Chandel Rajput of Bundelkhand?
    A)Bushahr
    B)Kahlur
    C)Kiras
    D)Chamba
    Answer: Kahlur
  • Q. Which folk drama is performed in ‘Akhada’?
    A)Kariyala
    B)Sih
    C)Bura
    D)Rawal
    Answer: Kariyala
  • Q. Which of the following is not a natural lake?
    A)Pandoh
    B)Renuka
    C)Rewalsar
    D)Chamera
    Answer: Pandoh
  • Q. Nalagarh Sanad was given to which ruler?
    A)Rana Mohinder Singh
    B)Raja Fateh Prakash
    C)Rana Bahadur Singh
    D)Raja Ram Saran Singh
    Answer: Raja Ram Saran Singh
  • Q. Consider the following statement regarding Old Age Pension? 1. The scheme provides Rs. 700 per month to those who have no proper means of livelihood. 2. People who attained the age between 60 to 79 years are benefitted by the scheme. Choose the correct answer
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)Neither 1 nor 2
    Answer: Both 1 and 2

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