Haryana State

Q. What was the effect of the Sachar formula?

A
Punjab was divided into two regions such as Punjabi region and Urdu region.
B
Punjab was divided into three regions such as Urdu region, Hindi region and Punjab region.
C
Punjab was divided into two regions such as Punjabi region and Hindi region.
D
None of the above

Correct Answer

Punjab was divided into two regions such as Punjabi region and Hindi region.

More Questions on Haryana

  • Q. Which sportsperson from Haryana has won bronze medal in Rio olympic, 2016?
    A)Sushil Kumar
    B)Vinesh Phogat
    C)Vijendra Singh
    D)Sakshi Malik
    Answer: Sakshi Malik
  • Q. A cap which is worn by menfolk of Haryana is known as …….. .
    A)Paggad
    B)Tora
    C)Muretha
    D)Khandwa
    Answer: Muretha
  • Q. Which of the following is the biggest power station of Haryana?
    A)Rajiv Gandhi Power Plant
    B)Yamunanagar Power Plant
    C)Panipat Power Plant
    D)WYC Hydel Power Plant
    Answer: Panipat Power Plant
  • Q. How many meetings should be held by Gram Sabha mandatorily in Haryana in an year?
    A)5
    B)2
    C)4
    D)3
    Answer: 2
  • Q. When was Haryana Staff Selection Commission formed?
    A)10th December, 1965
    B)26th January, 1960
    C)2nd October, 1975
    D)28th January, 1970
    Answer: 28th January, 1970
  • Q. Yamuna enters Haryana from the district of …………. .
    A)Bhiwani
    B)Yamunanagar
    C)Kaithal
    D)Karnal
    Answer: Yamunanagar
  • Q. Who founded the Indian National Lok Dal?
    A)Bansi Lal
    B)Devi Lal
    C)Bhajan Lal
    D)Om Prakash Chautala
    Answer: Devi Lal
  • Q. Who was the leader of 1857 Revolt in Pataudi?
    A)Ahmad Ali
    B)Sadrauddin
    C)Tularam
    D)Akbar Ali
    Answer: Akbar Ali
  • Q. During which year Kalesar was declared as National Park?
    A)2002
    B)2000
    C)2001
    D)2003
    Answer: 2003
  • Q. Which of the following statements are correct? 1. The total installed capacity of Rajiv Gandhi Thermal Power Station is 1200 MW. 2. The power project is located in Hisar district. Select the correct answer given below.
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. Ottu barrage is located on which river?
    A)Ghaggar-Hakra
    B)Tangri
    C)Yamuna
    D)Sahiba
    Answer: Ghaggar-Hakra
  • Q. On the basis of various geographic features, Haryana has been divided in how many geographical divisions?
    A)7
    B)4
    C)6
    D)8
    Answer: 8
  • Q. In Section 164 of Haryana Panchayati Raj Act, 1994 which of the following provision is accepted?
    A)Mentioning the duties of members
    B)Preparing the list of voters
    C)Declaring the holidays
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Preparing the list of voters
  • Q. As per census 2011, what is the percentage of the total Scheduled Caste (SC) population of Haryana to the total SC population of the country?
    A)3.51%
    B)1.00%
    C)2.54%
    D)4.61%
    Answer: 2.54%
  • Q. From which place the Prime Minister of India started Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao campaign?
    A)Hisar
    B)Rohtak
    C)Ambala
    D)Panipat
    Answer: Panipat
  • Q. Beti Bachao-Beti Padhao’ campaign is related to which department?
    A)Panchayat and Development
    B)Women and Child Development
    C)Cultural Works Department
    D)Family and Health Development
    Answer: Women and Child Development
  • Q. The accumulation of alkalis and salts on soil surface is found in Haryana due to which of the following?
    A)Both (A) and (B)
    B)Less rainfall
    C)Insufficient leaching
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Which of the following districts is rich in limestone?
    A)Nuh
    B)Panipat
    C)Sonipat
    D)Ambala
    Answer: Ambala
  • Q. Which of the following neighbouring states of Haryana lies in its East?
    A)Himachal Pradesh
    B)Rajasthan
    C)Uttar Pradesh
    D)Punjab
    Answer: Uttar Pradesh
  • Q. As per the census 2011 what is the percentage of population of children (0-6 year) in Haryana?
    A)13.60%
    B)12.30%
    C)13.30%
    D)13.90%
    Answer: 13.30%

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