State West Bengal

Q. Sisir Manch of Kolkata is named after legendary actor and director

A
Sisir Roy
B
Sisir Bhaduri
C
Sisir Kumar Das
D
Sisir Kumar Chatterjee

Correct Answer

Sisir Bhaduri

More Questions on State

  • Q. The families who cleared jungles and prepare lands for plough were known as
    A)Baiga
    B)Bhumihars
    C)Chalo Pachcho
    D)Pujar
    Answer: Bhumihars
  • Q. Which among the following districts of Madhya Pradesh shares boundary with Rajasthan?
    A)Mandsaur
    B)Ratlam
    C)Neemuch
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Mapping of Industrial land in Odisha is done by
    A)Go-PLUS
    B)e-Biz
    C)SSO
    D)APAA
    Answer: Go-PLUS
  • Q. Sissu’ fair is celebrated by
    A)Muslim
    B)Buddhist
    C)Hindu
    D)Jain
    Answer: Buddhist
  • Q. Which of the following awards has been conferred by the Dover Lane Music Conference since 1996?
    A)Sangeet Samman Award
    B)Banga Bibhushan Award
    C)Banga Bhushan Award
    D)Jananpith Award
    Answer: Sangeet Samman Award
  • Q. The revolt of 1857 affected many towns of Bihar. Which of the following is the correct sequence of the occurence of revolt in various towns of Bihar?
    A)Rohini, Patna, Muzaffarpur, Jagdishpur
    B)Muzaffarpur, Patna Jagdishpur, Rohini
    C)Patna, Muzaffarpur, Rohini, Jagdishpur
    D)Jagdishpur, Patna, Rohini, Muzaffarpur
    Answer: Rohini, Patna, Muzaffarpur, Jagdishpur
  • Q. Which of these are the objectives of Forest Policy of Punjab?
    A)To increase the area under forest and tree cover.
    B)To protect, conserve and improve the state's forest and natural resources.
    C)To promote non-timber uses of forests.
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. Faridabad is famous for which production?
    A)Henna
    B)Cotton
    C)Sugarcane
    D)Furniture
    Answer: Henna
  • Q. Khesari Dal (Lathyrus sativus) is banned in madhya Pradesh because it adversely affects the following –
    A)Hearing
    B)Blood
    C)Vision
    D)Movement of lower limbs
    Answer: Movement of lower limbs
  • Q. Which river is known as Najafgarh drain in Delhi?
    A)Sahibi river
    B)Indori river
    C)Kansawati river
    D)Duhan river
    Answer: Sahibi river
  • Q. Which one of the following is highest peak of Arunachal Pradesh?
    A)Komdi Mountain
    B)Lulupo
    C)Dapha Bum
    D)Kangte
    Answer: Kangte
  • Q. Which fort is called the ‘Gibraltar of India’?
    A)Mandu
    B)Gwalior
    C)Bandhavgarh
    D)Jhansi
    Answer: Gwalior
  • Q. Jammu and Kashmir is the largest producer of
    A)Walnut
    B)Apples
    C)Saffron
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Nachiketa tal is situated in which district of Uttarakhand?
    A)Utarkashi
    B)Pithoragarh
    C)Haridwar
    D)Chamoli
    Answer: Utarkashi
  • Q. When was Midnapore Canal commenced in the state?
    A)1871
    B)1892
    C)1868
    D)1882
    Answer: 1871
  • Q. The total length of the Kalka-Shimla Railway Track is
    A)333 km
    B)107 km
    C)98 km
    D)96 km
    Answer: 96 km
  • Q. Kullu is famous for which festival?
    A)Devi Dhar
    B)Dussehra
    C)Holi
    D)Baisakhi
    Answer: Dussehra
  • Q. What is the rank of Sikkim on Per Capita alcohol consumption amongst all Indian states?
    A)Second
    B)Third
    C)Fifth
    D)Sixth
    Answer: Third
  • Q. The major power projects of Jammu and Kashmir are
    A)Uri
    B)Baglihar
    C)Salal
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Pulwama district is most famous for the production of which agricultural product?
    A)Rice
    B)Saffron
    C)Apple
    D)Walnut
    Answer: Saffron

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