State Uttar Pradesh

Q. Which of the following cities in the state is famous as ‘City of Garden’s?

A
Lucknow
B
Saharanpur
C
Allahabad
D
Aligarh

Correct Answer

Lucknow

More Questions on State

  • Q. How many National Parks are there in Meghalaya state?
    A)2
    B)20
    C)12
    D)5
    Answer: 2
  • Q. Ladakh is natural home of which tree?
    A)Babool
    B)Juniper
    C)Olive
    D)Dwarf Juniper
    Answer: Dwarf Juniper
  • Q. LAHDC-Kargil was composed of a Chief Executive councillor and
    A)Four other Executive Councillors
    B)Two other Executive Councillors
    C)Three other Executive Councillors
    D)Six other Executive Councillors
    Answer: Four other Executive Councillors
  • Q. Consider the following statements 1. He was the first freedom fighter of Kumaun. 2. He was born at Visud village near Lohaghat. 3. He struggled against British during the tenure of Henry Ramsay. The above statements are related to which personality?
    A)Mukundi Lal
    B)Badri Dutt Pandey
    C)Harshdev Auli
    D)Kalu Mahara
    Answer: Kalu Mahara
  • Q. Chota Amarnath Cave’ is located in which district of Jammu and Kashmir?
    A)Bandipora
    B)Doda
    C)Baramulla
    D)Srinagar
    Answer: Bandipora
  • Q. Which city is known as the Cultural Hub of Maharashtra?
    A)Thane
    B)Nashik
    C)Pune
    D)Mumbai
    Answer: Pune
  • Q. The Nanhi Chhaan scheme aims to
    A)Spread awareness against deteriorating weather condition
    B)Protect girl child
    C)Improve health of the girl child
    D)Both (A) and (B)
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Who is the author of the Urdu Literature ‘Shola-A-Tishnagi’?
    A)Jwala Prasad 'Shahi'
    B)Shiv Prasad Javed
    C)Vimal Kumar 'Ashq'
    D)Balbir Singh Rathi
    Answer: Shiv Prasad Javed
  • Q. Who issued Sanigaram inscription?
    A)Rudradeva
    B)Prola Raju-I
    C)Prola Raju-II
    D)Rudramadevi
    Answer: Prola Raju-II
  • Q. Who of the following was associated with the Rampa Rebellion of 1922 – 24?
    A)Gottipatti Brahmaiah
    B)Alluri Sitarama Raju
    C)Kalluri Chandramouli
    D)Pingali Venkayya
    Answer: Alluri Sitarama Raju
  • Q. On which occasion feast of ‘Badhar’ is organised?
    A)Birth
    B)Death
    C)Marriage
    D)Pilgrimage
    Answer: Marriage
  • Q. Who was the head of the Satya Mahima Dharma?
    A)Dhenkanal
    B)Mahima Gosain
    C)Dora Bisoi
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Mahima Gosain
  • Q. The Punjab Reorganisation Bill was approved in which year?
    A)November, 1970
    B)September, 1966
    C)October, 1968
    D)December, 1972
    Answer: September, 1966
  • Q. Who established the Dogra rule in Jammu?
    A)Gulab Singh
    B)Karan Singh
    C)Hari Singh
    D)Ranjit Singh
    Answer: Gulab Singh
  • Q. The prestigious ‘Banga Bibhushan Samman Award’ was constituted by the West Bengal Government in the year
    A)2011
    B)2007
    C)2009
    D)2012
    Answer: 2011
  • Q. Kuntala Waterfalls is located in which district?
    A)Mahabub Nagar
    B)Adilabad
    C)Khammam
    D)Warangal
    Answer: Adilabad
  • Q. Chandigarh acts as the capital city of
    A)Haryana
    B)Punjab
    C)Himachal Pradesh
    D)Both (A) and (B)
    Answer: Both (A) and (B)
  • Q. Consider the follovwing statements 1. The transport department was constituted in 1945 under the provisions of section 133A of the Motor Vehicles Act, 1939. 2. It was headed by the transport commissioner Uttar Pradesh when Uttarakhand was a part of Uttar Pradesh. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Both 1 and 2
  • Q. How many Hindu Caves are in the Elephanta Caves?
    A)7 Caves
    B)8 Caves
    C)5 Caves
    D)11 Caves
    Answer: 5 Caves
  • Q. Consider the following statement 1. Magnesite also occurs in Palla Jakhola, Kimana Healang, Gulabkoti and Manolta area of Chamoli district. 2. The magnesite is mainly used in the steel and cement industries. Which of the statements given above is/are correct?
    A)Both 1 and 2
    B)Only 1
    C)Only 2
    D)None of these
    Answer: Both 1 and 2

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