Rajasthan State

Q. The crop being grown in the dry regions of Rajasthan with the help of Israel is –

A
Soyabean
B
Bajra
C
Sunflower
D
Hohoba

Correct Answer

Hohoba

More Questions on Rajasthan

  • Q. Which train was introduced for tourists with the help of Railway Ministry in Rajasthan on January 11, 2009?
    A)Royal Rajputana on wheels
    B)Great Rajputana on wheels
    C)Princely Rajasthan on wheels
    D)Royal Rajasthan on wheels
    Answer: Royal Rajasthan on wheels
  • Q. As per the 1991 Census, Pali, Ajmer and Chittorgarh district of Rajasthan has a lowest population growth rate. The main reason for the lower growth rate is –
    A)High death rate
    B)Employment opportunities
    C)Low birth rate
    D)lack of transport vehicles
    Answer: Low birth rate
  • Q. Widely found inflammable fuel mineral in Rajasthan is
    A)Chromite
    B)Mica
    C)Manganese
    D)Bauxite
    Answer: Mica
  • Q. Place where the ‘Jal Durg’ ‘Water Port’ is located –
    A)Amber
    B)Sivana
    C)Ajmer
    D)Gagron
    Answer: Gagron
  • Q. The writer of Rasik Ratnavali was –
    A)Madhodas Dadhvadiya
    B)Narhari Das
    C)Nagaridas
    D)Kavi Harishen
    Answer: Nagaridas
  • Q. The river of Rajasthan which discharges its water in Bay of Bengal is –
    A)Banas
    B)Luni
    C)Mahi
    D)Sabarmati
    Answer: Banas
  • Q. As per the 1991 Census, District ofleast women literacy in Rajasthan is –
    A)Barmer
    B)Jaisalmer
    C)Jalore
    D)Banswada
    Answer: Jalore
  • Q. The longest folk song of Rajasthan is associated with which of the following Deities?
    A)Aai Mata
    B)Mallinathji
    C)Jeen Mata
    D)Ramdev ji
    Answer: Jeen Mata
  • Q. Which of the following is leading Chess player of Rajasthan?
    A)Nasir
    B)Ghorpade
    C)Najir
    D)Praveen
    Answer: Nasir
  • Q. Central Camel breeding centre is located at –
    A)Jorbir
    B)Suratgarh
    C)Kolayat
    D)Ramgarh
    Answer: Jorbir
  • Q. Total area of Rajasthan to India is
    A)13%
    B)15%
    C)6%
    D)11%
    Answer: 11%
  • Q. Which of the following is not considered as oil field of Rajasthan?
    A)Mangla
    B)Ganga
    C)Aishwarya
    D)Saraswati
    Answer: Ganga
  • Q. Such universities of Rajasthan which has no affiliated college outside the boundary of its city is –
    A)Jodhpur University, Jodhpur
    B)Agriculture University, Bikaner
    C)Rajasthan University, Jaipur
    D)Maharshi Dayanand University, Ajmer
    Answer: Jodhpur University, Jodhpur
  • Q. Where is famous ‘Kalla Devi Fair’ organised?
    A)Dhaulpur
    B)Karauli
    C)Swai Madhopur
    D)Hindon
    Answer: Karauli
  • Q. Match List-I (Development Programme) with List-II (Coverage Area) and give the correct answer from the list given below – List-I List-II a. Mewat Area Development Programme 1. Eight blocks of Alwar and three blocks of Bharatpur b. Frontier Area Development Programme 2. Thirteen blocks of four Districts c. Dang Area Development Programme 3. 357 Gram Panchayats of 21 Panchayat Samitis d. Magra Area Development Programme 4. 14 blocks covering Ajmer, Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Pali and Rajsamand districts 5. Saharia tribal families residing in Shahbad and Kishangarh blocks
    A)a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
    B)a-2, b-1, c-5, d-3
    C)a-4, b-3, c-5, d-2
    D)a-1, b-4, c-2, d-3
    Answer: a-1, b-2, c-3, d-4
  • Q. In Rajasthan, Jahangir’s Palaces are situated in –
    A)Deeg
    B)Ajmer
    C)Kishangarh
    D)Pushkar
    Answer: Pushkar
  • Q. The first Chauhan state of Rajasthan was
    A)Ranthambhor
    B)Harauti
    C)Ajmer
    D)Nadol
    Answer: Ajmer
  • Q. The soil of Harauti plateau is –
    A)Red
    B)Brown
    C)Alluvial
    D)Medium black
    Answer: Medium black
  • Q. Mewa-Nagar in Rajasthan is famous for:
    A)Exports of dry fruits
    B)Production of cumin seed
    C)Jain temple of Parshwanath
    D)Exports of Kathputli items
    Answer: Jain temple of Parshwanath
  • Q. The expected per capita income at current price in Rajasthan for the year 1996 – 97 is –
    A)Rs. 7,500
    B)Rs. 7,800
    C)Rs. 8,000
    D)Rs. 7,000
    Answer: Rs. 7,800

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