State Uttarakhand

Q. Which of the following statements is not true?

A
Champawat district is the smallest district of the state.
B
Uttarakhand has 12 districts in which Chamoli is the largest.
C
Haridwar is the 10th largest district of Uttarakharnd.
D
Muslims are the largest minority in the followed by state Sikhs and Christians.

Correct Answer

Uttarakhand has 12 districts in which Chamoli is the largest.

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    B)Eastern districts
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  • Q. In 1957, who became Congress Party State President
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    B)1517
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