Q. Which is the longest canal of Uttar Pradesh?

Correct Answer

Sharda Canal

More Questions on State

  • Q. Nautanki is most popular in :
    A)Barmer
    B)Kota
    C)Bharatpur
    D)Udaipur
    Answer: Bharatpur
  • Q. The first Chief Minister of the coalition Government is ______
    A)Prafulla Kr Das
    B)Ranjit kr Roy
    C)B. K. Nehru
    D)A. L. Dias
    Answer: Prafulla Kr Das
  • Q. In which district pulichintala hydroelectric project is situated?
    A)Nellore
    B)Guntur
    C)None of these
    D)Vizianagaram
    Answer: Guntur
  • Q. Which Club of Nagaland later became the Naga National Council?
    A)Kohima Club
    B)Wokha Club
    C)Naga Club
    D)Peren Club
    Answer: Naga Club
  • Q. Which area of coal belt is not included in Satpura coal belt?
    A)Mohpani
    B)Kanha valley
    C)Unaaria
    D)Pench valley
    Answer: Unaaria
  • Q. In India, the rank of Jharkhand in terms of population is
    A)14th
    B)6th
    C)9th
    D)13th
    Answer: 14th
  • Q. Consider the following statements 1. Kufri has facilities for both Alpine and Nordic skiing. 2. March to June is ideal time for river rafting in the state. 3. Hanuman ji ka Tibba, Manali, Deo Tibba are important ranges which are associated with mountaineering. Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
    A)Both 1 and 3
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)All of the above
    Answer: Both 1 and 3
  • Q. The school for the deaf and dumb in Tripura is situated at-
    A)Kakraban
    B)Narsingarh
    C)Abhoynagar
    D)None of these
    Answer: Abhoynagar
  • Q. Who was the court poet in the reign of king Hashavardhana?
    A)Banabhatta
    B)Panini
    C)Uday Bhanu Hans
    D)Chaurangirath
    Answer: Banabhatta
  • Q. Which of the following rivers marks the boundary between India and Pakistan near Firozpur to Fazilka?
    A)Ravi
    B)Sutlej
    C)Beas
    D)Indus
    Answer: Sutlej
  • Q. Which road connects Zanskar valley in Ladakh to Solang valley?
    A)Jhelum valley Road
    B)Leh - Manali Highway
    C)Leh - Srinagar Highway
    D)Kargil - Askardu Road
    Answer: Leh - Manali Highway
  • Q. Who established the first printing press of Odisha at Cuttack in 1837?
    A)Rammohan Roy
    B)Raja of Khallikote
    C)Christian Missionaries
    D)Jayee Rajguru
    Answer: Christian Missionaries
  • Q. Which region of M. P. is called Gondwana?
    A)Chambal Valley
    B)Northern Region
    C)Narmada Valley
    D)South-East region
    Answer: South-East region
  • Q. Who was given the title ‘Bulbul-e-Pahar’ by Sarojini Naidu?
    A)M. M. Kaye
    B)Baba Kanshi Ram
    C)Bhupendra Nath Kaushik
    D)Yashpal
    Answer: Baba Kanshi Ram
  • Q. Consider the following statements 1. Rajaji National Park was established in 1983. 2. It is spread in 820 sq km. 3. The park is named after Shri C. Rajagopalachari. 4. The Ganges flows through the park for a distance of 24 km and mainly home to the Asian elephant. Which of the statements given above are correct?
    A)2, 3 and 4
    B)1, 2 and 4
    C)1 and 4
    D)All of these
    Answer: All of these
  • Q. Who captured Gingee Fort?
    A)Nizam al-Mulk
    B)Mughal general Zulfiqar Khan
    C)Chhatrapati Shivaji
    D)Asad Khan
    Answer: Mughal general Zulfiqar Khan
  • Q. Identify the correctly matched option out of the following combination of king and his capital :
    A)Ajaypal - Tehri
    B)Somchand - Raj Bunga
    C)Kankapal - Devalgarh
    D)Man Shah - Chandpur Gar
    Answer: Somchand - Raj Bunga
  • Q. Fossil National Park, Mandla is situated between
    A)Pench and Bandhavgarh National Park
    B)Pench and Panna National Park
    C)Kanha and Panna National Park
    D)Bandhavgarh and Kanha
    Answer: Bandhavgarh and Kanha
  • Q. Sri Chaitanya, the famous Vaishnava saint of Bengal, had come to Odisha during the reign of
    A)Kapilendra Deva
    B)Prataparudra Deva
    C)Chodaganga Deva
    D)Raja Rajadeva I
    Answer: Prataparudra Deva
  • Q. The decadal growth rate of population in U.P. was the highest during –
    A)1981 - 1991
    B)1961 - 1971
    C)1971 - 1981
    D)1991-2001
    Answer: 1991-2001

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