Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh State

Q. The powers and functions of Block Development Council is described in Jammu and Kashmir Panchayati Raj Act, 1989 in its Section

A
28
B
30
C
26
D
35

Correct Answer

30

More Questions on Jammu Kashmir and Ladakh

  • Q. Which of the following industrial sector employs a major part of the population of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Iron and Steel Industry
    B)Large Scale Industries
    C)Cottage Industries
    D)Tourism Industry
    Answer: Cottage Industries
  • Q. What is the medium of instruction for school education in Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Urdu
    B)Hindi
    C)English
    D)Kashmiri
    Answer: Hindi
  • Q. The Neolithic Skull has been found at which place, which reveals that people of that period knew about the surgical practice of human trepanation?
    A)Pampur
    B)Burzahom
    C)Begagund
    D)Gofkral
    Answer: Burzahom
  • Q. Why Katra town is famous?
    A)Hemis National Park
    B)For Shri Mata Vaishno Devi temple
    C)Gulmarg Wildlife Sanctuary
    D)None of the above
    Answer: For Shri Mata Vaishno Devi temple
  • Q. Which of the following places or regions of the valley known for the cultivation of Saffron crop?
    A)Anantnag
    B)Pampore
    C)Shopian
    D)All of these
    Answer: Pampore
  • Q. The average height of the Greater Himalayans zone of Jammu and Kashmir is
    A)6100 m
    B)5000 m
    C)4500 m
    D)7500 m
    Answer: 6100 m
  • Q. Which among the following literary sources contains detailed history of Ladakh?
    A)Himalayan Ladakh and Half Moon
    B)Ladakh Chronicles
    C)Ladakh Diary
    D)Himalayan Tibet and Ladakh
    Answer: Ladakh Chronicles
  • Q. Budhan Ali Shah Dargah is visited by both the …………… and …………… in the region.
    A)Sikhs, Muslims
    B)Buddhists, Muslims
    C)Hindus, Muslims
    D)Jains, Muslims
    Answer: Sikhs, Muslims
  • Q. Chashme Shahi garden in Kashmir was built in the year
    A)1632 AD
    B)1407 AD
    C)1560 AD
    D)1700 AD
    Answer: 1632 AD
  • Q. The second largest town of Ladakh is
    A)Doda
    B)Kargil
    C)Leh
    D)Samba
    Answer: Kargil
  • Q. Which place is known as Orchard of Ladakh?
    A)Kargil
    B)Nubra valley
    C)Hemis monastery
    D)Stok monastery
    Answer: Nubra valley
  • Q. The source of Jhelum river is
    A)Verinag spring
    B)Marwa spring
    C)Parnala spring
    D)Khoon spring
    Answer: Verinag spring
  • Q. What is the Life Expectancy Rate of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)72.6
    B)67.9
    C)70.9
    D)74.6
    Answer: 72.6
  • Q. Which livestock forms the major tourist attraction in Nubra of Ladakh?
    A)Angora Rabbit
    B)Dromedary Camel
    C)Pashmina Goat
    D)Double Humped Camel
    Answer: Double Humped Camel
  • Q. …………… is known as ‘Saffron Town’ of Kashmir.
    A)Pampore
    B)Pahalgam
    C)Srinagar
    D)Anantnag
    Answer: Pampore
  • Q. ………….. is considered as the most important Hindu Pilgrim centre in Kashmir after the holy Amarnath Cave.
    A)Kheer Bhawani Temple
    B)Raghunath Temple
    C)Purmandal Temple
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Kheer Bhawani Temple
  • Q. Chain Singh is associated with which sport?
    A)Wushu
    B)Cricket
    C)Shooting
    D)Football
    Answer: Shooting
  • Q. Who is the famous Papier-Mache artist from Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Jaffar Ali
    B)Hasmat Ullah Khan
    C)Pran Kishore Kaul
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Jaffar Ali
  • Q. Consider the following statements. 1. According to popular belief, King Shal of Sialkot ruled over Jammu in 1400 BC. 2. King Jambu Lochan founded the city of Jammu along the bank of Tawi river. Which of the following statements is/are true?
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Only 2
  • Q. Which of the following is/are the renewable energy resource(s)?
    A)Biogas
    B)Solar Energy
    C)Wind Energy
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these

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