More Questions on Rajasthan
- Q. Where is named Chumpa worn?
A)Teeth
B)Finger
C)Hand
D)Nose
Answer: Teeth
- Q. How much percentage of total land mass area of india is in Rajasthan?
A)11.40%
B)10.40%
C)7.90%
D)13.30%
Answer: 10.40%
- Q. Government of Rajasthan’s Post-Matric Scholarship Scheme for students of minority communities provide financial assistance to those having a combination of parental income and percentage of marks in previous examination. That combination is
A)less than 1.5 lakh - at least 45%
B)less than 2 lakh - at least 50%
C)less than 1 lakh - at least 40%
D)less than 2.5 lakh - at least 55%
Answer: less than 2 lakh - at least 50%
- Q. One of the following is not the objective of Chief Minister’s ‘Subh Laxmi’ Yojana in Rajasthan?
A)To help pregnant girls
B)To promote the birth of a girl child
C)To prevent child marriage
D)To encourage the registration of girl childbirth
Answer: To help pregnant girls
- Q. The name of a famous dance of Shekhawati is –
A)Gidar
B)Gher
C)Ghoomar
D)Terah Tali
Answer: Gidar
- Q. Which one of the following is not a cause of desertification in Rajasthan?
A)Deforestation
B)Urbanization
C)Overgrazing
D)Improper soil and water management
Answer: Urbanization
- Q. Shankariya dance of Rajasthan is associated with what?
A)Terah tali
B)Kalbeliya
C)Bhil
D)Sahariya
Answer: Kalbeliya
- Q. According to inscriptions which god was mainly worshipped in Rajasthan during the 8th century?
A)Vishnu
B)Brahma
C)Shiva
D)Sun
Answer: Shiva
- Q. Who among the following has been recently awarded by the ‘Central Sangit Natak Academy’ for developing a typical method to teach Kathak dance to handicapped children?
A)Babulal Patani
B)Guru Gauri Shankar
C)Pt. Durgalal
D)Smt. Rekha Vidhyarthi
Answer: Pt. Durgalal
- Q. Hansawali’ an early work of Rajasthan literature was written by
A)Isardas
B)Hemchandra
C)Asaiyat
D)Shridhar Vyas
Answer: Asaiyat
- Q. Shrawat’ in Rajasthan is related to
A)South - west monsoon
B)Cyclone of the bay bengal
C)Western disturbances
D)North - east monsoon
Answer: South - west monsoon
- Q. Major important resources of Rajasthan are located in –
A)Palana, Kapurdi and Sonu
B)Kupurdi, Merata and Sonu
C)Palana, Angacha, and Merta
D)Kapurdi, Merata and Palana
Answer: Kapurdi, Merata and Palana
- Q. Major power project among the following is –
A)Jawai Sagar Project
B)Indira Gandhi Canal Project
C)Chambal project
D)Bisalpur Project
Answer: Chambal project
- Q. One Rajasthan-born industrialist contributed a sum of Rs. 22, 000 in 1920s to C. V. Raman’s path breaking research which won him the Nobel Prize –
A)Jamshedjee Tata
B)Magni Ram Bangur
C)Purshotam Das Bajaj
D)Ghanshyam Das Birla
Answer: Ghanshyam Das Birla
- Q. National Institute of Ayurveda, an autonomous body of Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. The government of India is located at –
A)Jodhpur
B)Banswara
C)Udaipur
D)Jaipur
Answer: Jaipur
- Q. Initially the chief centre of Rajasthan School of painting was at :
A)Jaipur
B)Bundi
C)Bikaner
D)Jaisalmer
Answer: Bundi
- Q. In which of the following projects for the first time, sprinkler irrigation system has been made compulsory in Rajasthan?
A)Dholpur Lift Project
B)Narmada Canal Project
C)Parwan Project
D)Takli Project
Answer: Narmada Canal Project
- Q. The direction in which the breadth of Aravalli range increases is –
A)East to West
B)Southwest to Northeast
C)Northeast to southwest
D)West to East
Answer: Northeast to southwest
- Q. For the popularisation of science and technology in the state, the government has established science centres and science parks in Rajasthan. Identify the correct places where science park have been established so far:
A)Jaipur, Nawalgarh, Kota
B)Jaipur, Jodhpur, Kota
C)Jaipur, Bikaner, Jhalarpatan, (Jhalwara)
D)Jaipur, Nawalgarh, Jhalarpatan (Jhalwara)
Answer: Jaipur, Nawalgarh, Jhalarpatan (Jhalwara)
- Q. Who is responsible for the political renaissance in Bharatpur in the decade of 1930?
A)Thakur Deshraj
B)Pt. Revatisharan
C)Shri Kishanlal Joshi
D)Jugal Kishore Chaturvedi
Answer: Jugal Kishore Chaturvedi
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