State Uttarakhand

Q. Thadya dance is performed from ‘Basant Panchami’ to ‘Vishuwat Sankranti’. It is performed by

A
child
B
women
C
men
D
professional dancers in pair

Correct Answer

women

More Questions on State

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    B)16th October, 2019
    C)10th October, 2019
    D)16th September, 2020
    Answer: 16th October, 2019
  • Q. In the traditional industrial goods sector production in Uttar Pradesh, the maximum contribution (in terms of metric tonnes) is made by
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    B)Cement
    C)Cotton yarn
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    Answer: Sugar
  • Q. Average annual rainfall range in Jharkhand is –
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    B)Between 60 to 100 cms
    C)100 to 200 cms
    D)More than 300 cms
    Answer: 100 to 200 cms
  • Q. Chokh’ and ‘Maina Tadanta’ are directed by
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    B)Tapan Sinha
    C)Utpalendu Chakrabarty
    D)Rituparno Ghosh
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  • Q. Which livestock forms the major tourist attraction in Nubra of Ladakh?
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    B)Dromedary Camel
    C)Pashmina Goat
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  • Q. The third Battle of Panipat took place in which year?
    A)1761 AD
    B)1526 AD
    C)1556 AD
    D)1739 AD
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  • Q. Consider the following statement(s) 1. Huns were the Iranian-speaking Xionite tribes. 2. Huns invaded Gandhara and Punjab from the Kabul valley. 3. Mihirakula in AD 520 made Sakala (modern day Sialkot) in the Punjab, as his capital. 4. The Huns suffered defeat at the hands of Yasodharman and taken refuge in Kashmir. Which of the statements given above are correct about the Huns rule in Punjab?
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    Answer: Dhondiya Wagh
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    B)Gugga dance
    C)Hodi dance
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  • Q. Consider the following statements about Pachmarhi Biosphere Reserve 1. It was created in the year 1999 by the Indian government. 2. UNESCO designated it a biosphere reserve in 2009. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
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  • Q. Which party does Uddhav Thackeray belong to?
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  • Q. The Self-Employment Scheme run by Himachal Pradesh Government provides loans to specially abled people having disability upto what percentage?
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  • Q. Who of the following established SNDT Women’s University, the first university for women in India?
    A)Dadabhai Naoroji
    B)Dondo Kesav Karve
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    C)Indo-Scythian coins
    D)Tools and weapons
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    B)1907
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