Q. Under which of the following schemes, Rajasthan Government provides financial incentives to SC/ST candidates passing the all India Civil Services examination and State Civil Services examination?

Correct Answer

Anuprati Scheme

More Questions on Rajasthan

  • Q. Desert Development Programme is being implemented in 16 districts of Rajasthan. This programme is being founded –
    A)100 percent by Govt. of Rajasthan
    B)In the ratio of 50 - 50 by both the Govt.
    C)100 percent by Govt. of India.
    D)75 percent by Govt. of India and 25 percent by Govt. of Rajasthan
    Answer: 75 percent by Govt. of India and 25 percent by Govt. of Rajasthan
  • Q. Where is ‘Central Sheep breeding centre’ located in Rajasthan?
    A)Bakliyay
    B)Jorbis
    C)Avikanagar
    D)Fatehpur
    Answer: Fatehpur
  • Q. The period of origination of Rajasthani language is –
    A)last stage of the 12th century
    B)Initial stage of the 13th century
    C)11th century
    D)14th century
    Answer: last stage of the 12th century
  • Q. Jamanadas, Chhotelal, Buksuram and Nandlal are related with which style of painting?
    A)Alwar style
    B)Bikaner style
    C)Jhalawar style
    D)Marwar style
    Answer: Alwar style
  • Q. The district of Rajasthan which gets maximum irrigation facility from Bhakra Nangal Dam is :
    A)Hanumangarh
    B)Churu
    C)Ganganagar
    D)Bikaner
    Answer: Hanumangarh
  • 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. 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. Which of the following cities is the biggest producer of cement in Rajasthan?
    A)Jaipur
    B)Chittorgarh
    C)Jodhpur
    D)Nagor
    Answer: Chittorgarh
  • Q. Where is the ‘Kubadpatti (Hump back)’ of Rajasthan?
    A)Kota - Bundi
    B)Banswara - Dungarpur
    C)Bharatpur - Alwar
    D)Nagaur - Ajmer
    Answer: Nagaur - Ajmer
  • Q. The percentage of the electrified village to the total settled village of Rajasthan is approximate –
    A)80%
    B)75%
    C)90%
    D)70%
    Answer: 90%
  • Q. The singing tradition with which Gavari Devi was associated :
    A)Mand
    B)Talabandi
    C)Langa
    D)Thumari
    Answer: Mand
  • Q. Who among the following became the first chief secretary of Rajasthan?
    A)Shri B. G. Ran
    B)Shri V. Narayan
    C)Shri S. W. Shiveskar
    D)Shri K. Radhakrishnan
    Answer: Shri K. Radhakrishnan
  • Q. Manpura Manchedi in Jaipur has been developed as –
    A)Hardware complex
    B)Leather complex
    C)Software complex
    D)Handicraft complex
    Answer: Leather complex
  • Q. The prominent place of Vallabh sect in Rajasthan is –
    A)Kankroli
    B)Nathdwara
    C)Kishangarh
    D)Udaipur
    Answer: Nathdwara
  • Q. Which of the following is not a musical instrument? 1. Surnai 2. Algoja 3. naagfani 4. Kamyacha Choose the correct option –
    A)1 and 2
    B)3 and 4
    C)2, 3 and 4
    D)only 4
    Answer: only 4
  • Q. Raika’s in Rajasthan are –
    A)traditional camel breeders
    B)used to sell goods from village to village
    C)traditional horse breeders
    D)salt-traders
    Answer: traditional camel breeders
  • Q. The first ‘Computer Added Design Set’ in powerloom industry is established in –
    A)Bhilwara
    B)Jodhpur
    C)Pali
    D)Balotara
    Answer: Bhilwara
  • Q. What is the number of ‘Lift canals’ in Indira Gandhi Canal Project?
    A)7
    B)6
    C)8
    D)5
    Answer: 7
  • Q. What is the colour of Women’s odhani ‘Pomcha’?
    A)Green
    B)Yellow
    C)Red
    D)Saffron
    Answer: Yellow
  • Q. Which of the following thermal power projects has the highest installed power capacity?
    A)Chabbra
    B)Kalisindh
    C)Suratgarh
    D)Kota
    Answer: Suratgarh

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