State Tripura

Q. The first Chief Minister of the coalition Government is ______

A
Prafulla Kr Das
B
Ranjit kr Roy
C
B. K. Nehru
D
A. L. Dias

Correct Answer

Prafulla Kr Das

More Questions on State

  • Q. As per the provisional figures of census 2011 which of the following statement is not correct for Uttar Pradesh?
    A)Allahabad is the most populated district of Uttar Pradesh.
    B)less than 25% of the population in Uttar Pradesh lives in Urban areas.
    C)Uttar Pradesh is the most urban populated state of India.
    D)Kawal Nagar' comes in the category of cities having more than 10 lakh population.
    Answer: Uttar Pradesh is the most urban populated state of India.
  • Q. Where is the temple of thousand pillars situated?
    A)Hyderabad
    B)Vikarabad
    C)Hanamkonda
    D)Jagtial
    Answer: Hanamkonda
  • Q. Kangra district is divided into
    A)10 tehsils
    B)21 tehsils
    C)14 tehsils
    D)12 tehsils
    Answer: 21 tehsils
  • Q. Which among the following is the largest wildlife sanctuary of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Bandli
    B)Manali
    C)Kibber
    D)Kugti
    Answer: Kibber
  • Q. TTAADC area is ……………… of the total size of tripur(a)
    A)three-fourth
    B)two-fourth
    C)two-fourth
    D)None of these
    Answer: three-fourth
  • Q. Who is also known as Utkal Kesari?
    A)Madhusudan Das
    B)Maharaja Krushna Chandra Gajapati
    C)Pandit Gopabandhu Das
    D)Harekrushna Mahatab
    Answer: Harekrushna Mahatab
  • Q. Read the following statements: 1. On 8th August 1941 the volunteers of Chhattisgarh participating in Individual Satyagraha were arrested near Lalitpur. 2. Jwala Prasad Mishra and Yadunandan Prasad Shrivastava were among these volunteers 3. Pt. Ravishankar Shukla was the leader of these volunteers. Select the correct answer:
    A)1 and 2 are correct.
    B)2 and 3 are correct.
    C)1, 2 and 3 are correct.
    D)1 and 3 are correct.
    Answer: 1 and 2 are correct.
  • Q. Which of the following is the chief producer of Masoor?
    A)Sheikhpura
    B)Patna
    C)Jamui
    D)Madhepura
    Answer: Patna
  • Q. Which agency is responsible for developing of renewable energy in Ladakh region?
    A)Both (A) and (B)
    B)MNRE
    C)LREDA
    D)None of these
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Where is RMPPG College situated?
    A)Dehradun
    B)Almora
    C)Haridwar
    D)Nainital
    Answer: Haridwar
  • Q. In which of the following place breeding farm of yak has been established?
    A)Lahaul and Spiti
    B)Kullu
    C)Solan
    D)Shimla
    Answer: Lahaul and Spiti
  • Q. The extreme Southern district of Maharashtra is which one of the following?
    A)Kolhapur
    B)Ratnagiri
    C)Sindhudurg
    D)Miraj
    Answer: Sindhudurg
  • Q. Tattapani famous for hot water springs is in the district of
    A)Kullu
    B)Hamirpur
    C)Shimla
    D)Mandi
    Answer: Mandi
  • Q. The two major centres of pharmaceutical industry in Himachal Pradesh are
    A)Chail and Auli
    B)Jogindernagar and Palampur
    C)Baddi and Paonta Sahib
    D)Kala Amb and Parwanoo
    Answer: Baddi and Paonta Sahib
  • Q. The Digha Beach of West Bengal is the most famous beach of the state. Lord Hastings referred it as
    A)Pearl of Bengal
    B)Pride of Bengal
    C)Brighton of the East
    D)Diamond of East
    Answer: Brighton of the East
  • Q. Thakkar Bapa is mainly known for the welfare of which social group?
    A)Scheduled Tribes
    B)Other Backward Classes
    C)Scheduled Castes
    D)Expanding communities
    Answer: Scheduled Tribes
  • Q. The Department of Sports in Punjab was established in
    A)1972
    B)1970
    C)1974
    D)1975
    Answer: 1975
  • Q. Which tourist spot of Madhya Pradesh is most popular for foreign tourists?
    A)Datia
    B)Orchha
    C)Sanchi
    D)Khajuraho
    Answer: Khajuraho
  • Q. Who was the first Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)Virbhadra Singh
    B)Shanta Kumar
    C)Yashwant Singh Parmar
    D)Charanjit Singh
    Answer: Yashwant Singh Parmar
  • Q. Administrative Tribunal Act was passed in
    A)1972
    B)1985
    C)1971
    D)1986
    Answer: 1985

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