Q. Nilichi Gelichina Telangana (Telugu book on formation of Telangana State) written by

Correct Answer

Dr. Madabhushi Sridhar

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  • Q. Chhattisgarh receives its maximum monsoonal rainfall form –
    A)Arabian sea branch
    B)Indian Ocean branch
    C)Bay of Bengal branch
    D)Retreating monsoon
    Answer: Bay of Bengal branch
  • Q. Faridkot district was separated from Firozpur division in
    A)1995
    B)1996
    C)2001
    D)2010
    Answer: 1996
  • Q. Bihar Football Association was set-up in which year?
    A)1986
    B)1996
    C)1976
    D)1999
    Answer: 1986
  • Q. What percent of agriculture practised in hills depends on rains resulting in low crop yield?
    A)50%
    B)90%
    C)30%
    D)70%
    Answer: 90%
  • Q. Consider the following statements: 1. In 1855, Henry Ricketts, the Commissioner of Odisha Division proposed the merger of Sambalpur with the Odisha Division. 2. In 1868, Sir Stafford Northcote, the Secretary of state for India, held the view that the Odia speaking areas should be grouped into a single administrative unit. Which of the following is/are correct?
    A)Only 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Both 1 and 2
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. In 1995, Faridkot district was trifurcated, the other two subdivisions are
    A)Bathinda and Mansa
    B)Muktsar and Moga
    C)Mansa and Moga
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Muktsar and Moga
  • Q. Kisan Sabha of Jharkhand was formed in 1931 by
    A)Jaipal Singh
    B)Theble Oraon
    C)Paul Dayal
    D)Both (A) & (B)
    Answer: Both (A) & (B)
  • Q. The headquarters of the Himalayan Hill States Regional Council was located at
    A)Kangra
    B)Chamba
    C)Solan
    D)Shimla
    Answer: Shimla
  • Q. Stone inscriptions found in Himachal Pradesh used
    A)Brahmi Script
    B)Sharda and Tankri Script
    C)Kharoshti Script
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. When did Polavaram started?
    A)2005
    B)2008
    C)2002
    D)2004
    Answer: 2005
  • Q. Hi-tech Nursery Scheme is being implemented in which district of Uttar Pradesh?
    A)Pilibhit
    B)Bareilly
    C)Bijnor
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Sohrai is the biggest festival of which tribe?
    A)Munda
    B)Birhor
    C)Santhal
    D)Oraon
    Answer: Santhal
  • Q. Which district has highest population of cattle in Haryana?
    A)Sirsa
    B)Hisar
    C)Karnal
    D)Panchkula
    Answer: Hisar
  • Q. Which one of the following tribes is a specially backward tribes of Madhya Pradesh?
    A)Dhanwar
    B)Agariya
    C)Sahariya
    D)Kol
    Answer: Sahariya
  • Q. As per census 2011 which of the following facts in the context of Uttar Pradesh is not correctly matched?
    A)Percentage growth in the population - 20.23% of Uttar Pradesh in decade 2001-11
    B)Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country
    C)Population density per square km - 829
    D)Women literacy - 57.18%
    Answer: Percentage of population in Uttar Pradesh - 18.5% to the population in country
  • Q. Which among the following is a parliamentary constituency reserved for SC candidates of Jharkhand?
    A)Lohardaga
    B)Palamu
    C)Rajmahal
    D)None of these
    Answer: Palamu
  • Q. Which of the following statenments is not regarding correct Govind Wildlife Sanctuary?
    A)It was established on 1st March, 1955.
    B)It is situated in Uttarkashi district.
    C)It is spread in area of 957 sq km.
    D)It is famous for elephants and rare variety of snakes.
    Answer: It is famous for elephants and rare variety of snakes.
  • Q. The word ‘Bihar’ originally means –
    A)Land of Angels
    B)Arya Pradesh
    C)Buddhist Monastery
    D)Land of Greenery
    Answer: Buddhist Monastery
  • Q. How many states does River Godavari covers?
    A)7 States
    B)4 States
    C)5 States
    D)2 States
    Answer: 5 States
  • Q. According to the 1991 census, the ratio of women to per thousand men was 912 in Madhya Pradesh. What was this ratio in India?
    A)927
    B)920
    C)942
    D)930
    Answer: 927

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