State Uttar Pradesh

Q. The principle folk song of U.P. is –

A
Tappa
B
Dhamar
C
Biraha
D
Quawwalli

Correct Answer

Biraha

More Questions on State

  • Q. Kotasenani was commander of
    A)Ganapathi Deva
    B)Rudradeva
    C)Betha Raju
    D)Prola Raju
    Answer: Rudradeva
  • Q. Jharkhand is the highest producer of
    A)Eri silk
    B)Mulberry silk
    C)Tasar silk
    D)Muga silk
    Answer: Tasar silk
  • Q. In which months Ladakh becomes inaccessible?
    A)July - August
    B)February - April
    C)September - November
    D)December - February
    Answer: December - February
  • Q. Cotton and Sorghum are the main crops of
    A)Nimar Plains
    B)Jhabua Hills
    C)Malwa Plateau
    D)All of the above
    Answer: All of the above
  • Q. How much geographical area is covered by district of Kullu of the total geographical area of Himachal Pradesh?
    A)658.27 sq km
    B)573.09 sq km
    C)640.25 sq km
    D)547.71 sq km
    Answer: 547.71 sq km
  • Q. Kannauj was known as …………… at the time of Harshavardhana?
    A)Buddh Nagari
    B)Mahodya Shri
    C)Maja Nagari
    D)Harsha's Nagari (city)
    Answer: Mahodya Shri
  • Q. Arunachal Pradesh share its border with how many foreign countries
    A)3
    B)4
    C)2
    D)5
    Answer: 3
  • Q. Which among the following districts of Madhya Pradesh share boundary with Chhattisgarh?
    A)Balaghat
    B)Sidhi
    C)Shahdol
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Match the following lists. Arjuna Award Winner Sports a. K. Ravi Kumar 1. Cycling b. Rachita Mishra Panda 2. Athletics c. Minati Mohapatra 3. Weightlifting d. Dilip Tirkey 4. Hockey
    A)a-1, b-4, c-2, d-3
    B)a-4, b-1, c-3, d-2
    C)a-3, b-2, c-1, d-4
    D)a-2, b-3, c-4, d-1
    Answer: a-3, b-2, c-1, d-4
  • Q. Which of the following statements is not correct?
    A)Gwalior was the capital of Madhya Pradesh
    B)Jabalpur was the capital of Mahakoshal
    C)Rewa was the capital of Vindhya Pradesh
    D)Bhopal was the capital of Bhopal State
    Answer: Jabalpur was the capital of Mahakoshal
  • Q. Name the revolutionary who led an anti-British Movement in the Punjab after the First Anglo Sikh War.
    A)Kartar Singh Sarabha
    B)Sohan Singh Bhakna
    C)Bhai Maharaj Singh
    D)None the above
    Answer: Bhai Maharaj Singh
  • Q. Bihar state is situated between the following longitudes
    A)about 80° East to 84° East
    B)about 80° East to 88° East
    C)about 84° East to 88° East
    D)None of these
    Answer: None of these
  • Q. The wholly state owned agency, the West Bengal Mineral Development and Trading Corporation Limited was incorporated in the year?
    A)1947
    B)1972
    C)1973
    D)1974
    Answer: 1973
  • Q. In which year, Article 370 became operative?
    A)1952
    B)1950
    C)1951
    D)1953
    Answer: 1952
  • Q. What is the total area covered by horticulture crops in Chhattisgarh in the year 2012-13?
    A)377 thousand hectare
    B)689 thousand hectare
    C)199 thousand hectare
    D)855 thousand hectare
    Answer: 689 thousand hectare
  • Q. With reference to Nandankanan Zoological Park, the world ‘Nandankanan’ literally means
    A)Garden of Miseries
    B)Garden of Gods
    C)Garden of Pleasure
    D)Garden of Sorrow
    Answer: Garden of Pleasure
  • Q. What is the colour of the Metro Line between Baiyyappanahalli and Mahatma Gandhi Road?
    A)Purple
    B)Block
    C)Whight
    D)None of these
    Answer: Purple
  • Q. Who built the Khammam fort?
    A)Kanduri Chodas
    B)Kalyani Chalukyas
    C)The Kakatiya rulers
    D)None of these
    Answer: The Kakatiya rulers
  • Q. Radha Soami Movement was founded by
    A)Shiv Dayal
    B)Baba Ram Singh
    C)Dalip Singh
    D)None of these
    Answer: Shiv Dayal
  • Q. Consider the following statements: 1. Mekedatu river project is disputed between Andhra Pradesh and Telangana 2. Mahadayi water dispute is between Goa and Karnataka 3. Vansadhara river dispute is between Odisha and Andhra Pradesh Which of the above is/are correct?
    A)Only 1 & 3
    B)Only 1 & 2
    C)Only 2 & 3
    D)1, 2 & 3
    Answer: Only 2 & 3

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