Q. Who attended the first Round Table Conference in London on 16th November, 1930?

Correct Answer

Maharaja Krushna Chandra Gajapati

More Questions on Odisha

  • Q. Which famous political personality served as Chief Minister twice from 1961 to 1963 and from 1990 to 1995?
    A)Biju Patnaik
    B)Biswanath Das
    C)Nandini Satapathy
    D)Surendra Sai
    Answer: Biju Patnaik
  • Q. Which of the following industries ranks amongst the most exported commodities from Odisha?
    A)Paper Mills
    B)Iron and Steel
    C)Handloom Industries
    D)Rubber
    Answer: Handloom Industries
  • Q. Which of the following Yojana aims to provide connectivity to villages of rural areas of the country?
    A)SHDP
    B)PMGSY
    C)RIDF
    D)BGGY
    Answer: PMGSY
  • Q. Which districts lie to the Cast of Keonjhar district?
    A)Mayurbhanj and Bhadrak
    B)Dhenkanal and Sundergarh
    C)Jajpur and Dhenkanal
    D)Bargarh and Bhadrak
    Answer: Mayurbhanj and Bhadrak
  • Q. Under which Mughal emperor Odisha became a separate Subah?
    A)Jahangir
    B)Akbar
    C)Shahjahan
    D)Aurangzeb
    Answer: Jahangir
  • Q. Which state bounds on the South of Odisha?
    A)Madhya Pradesh
    B)Maharashtra
    C)Andhra Pradesh
    D)Karnataka
    Answer: Andhra Pradesh
  • Q. In which district of Odisha, shifting cultivation is known as Toila Chasa?
    A)Dhenkanal
    B)Keonjhar
    C)Koraput
    D)Sambalpur
    Answer: Keonjhar
  • Q. Which among the following statements about Ratha Yatra is not correct?
    A)Pulling the ropes of the chariots is considered sacred.
    B)Ratha Yatra begins in the month of Jyestha and ends in Ashadha.
    C)The cloth to cover the chariots is supplied by Odisha government.
    D)All the three chariots are drawn on the same day.
    Answer: Ratha Yatra begins in the month of Jyestha and ends in Ashadha.
  • Q. Which of the following tributaries does not belong to the river Rushikulya?
    A)Dhanei
    B)Baghua
    C)Padma
    D)Karandi Nalla
    Answer: Karandi Nalla
  • Q. When was Odisha made into a separate province by the Britishers?
    A)1st April, 1936
    B)12th March, 1901
    C)13th April, 1941
    D)15th March, 1912
    Answer: 1st April, 1936
  • Q. Which river flows over the states of Jharkhand, Odisha and West Bengal?
    A)Sileru river
    B)Tel river
    C)Subarnarekha river
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Subarnarekha river
  • Q. Where in Odisha is the headquarters of Odisha State Road Transport Corporation located?
    A)Cuttack
    B)Bhubaneswar
    C)Rourkela
    D)Puri
    Answer: Bhubaneswar
  • Q. District-wise in Odisha, which of the following is in second rank in jute production?
    A)Mayurbhanj and Puri
    B)Puri and Balasore
    C)Puri and Cuttack
    D)Balasore and Cuttack
    Answer: Balasore and Cuttack
  • Q. Which regulation act is being implemented in the state of Odisha to safeguard the coastalline areas?
    A)Odisha Fishing Policy
    B)Odisha Maritime Fishing
    C)Odisha Coastal Line Fishing
    D)None of the above
    Answer: Odisha Maritime Fishing
  • Q. Keonjhar district lies in which direction of Bhadrak district?
    A)West
    B)East
    C)North
    D)South
    Answer: West
  • Q. How many Central Universities are there in Odisha?
    A)3
    B)1
    C)5
    D)7
    Answer: 1
  • Q. Which among the following district of Odisha shares its Western boundary with Chhatttisgarh?
    A)Gajapati
    B)Rayagada
    C)Nuapada
    D)Nayagarh
    Answer: Nuapada
  • Q. Which of the following are the principal centres of leather production in Odisha? 1. Cuttack 2. Boudh 3. Balangir 4. Keonjhar
    A)1, 2 and 3
    B)1 and 2
    C)3 and 4
    D)1 and 3
    Answer: 1, 2 and 3
  • Q. Consider the following rivers of Odisha. 1. Baitarani 2. Brahmani 3. Subarnarekha 4. Rushikulya Which of the river(s) is/are originated from Chota Nagpur Plateau?
    A)Only 2
    B)Only 1
    C)2 and 3
    D)1, 2 and 4
    Answer: 2 and 3
  • Q. The ideal time for trekking in Odisha is
    A)June - August
    B)January - March
    C)October - January
    D)Only February
    Answer: October - January

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