Chhattisgarh State

Q. Who is the author of ‘Shyama Swapna’?

A
Thakur Jagmohan Singh
B
Mahavir Prasad Dwivedi
C
Jaishankar Prasad
D
Dr. Heeralal

Correct Answer

Thakur Jagmohan Singh

More Questions on Chhattisgarh

  • Q. Total number of districts in chhattisgarh at present
    A)27
    B)25
    C)20
    D)33
    Answer: 33
  • Q. Who of the following was the first superintendent appointed in Chhattisgarh under the British protectorate over the Bhosla Kingdom of Nagpur?
    A)Major P. Vans Agnew
    B)Captain Hunter
    C)Captain Edmund
    D)Major Sandis
    Answer: Captain Edmund
  • Q. Which of the following pair (tribal revolt in C.G. and leader) is correctly matched?
    A)Lingagiri Revolt 1856-57 - Dalganjan Singh
    B)Koi Revolt 1859 - Jugga Doria
    C)Bhopalpatnam Revolt 1795 - Kora Manjhi
    D)Muria Revolt 1876 - Jhada Sirha
    Answer: Muria Revolt 1876 - Jhada Sirha
  • Q. Which poet of Chhattisgarh was a propounder of romanticism in Hindi poetry?
    A)Mukutdhar Pandey
    B)Shrikant Varma
    C)Gajanan Madhav Muktibodh
    D)Lochan Prasad Pandey
    Answer: Mukutdhar Pandey
  • Q. Khamb Swang is performed by which tribe?
    A)Muria
    B)Kharia
    C)Korku
    D)Munda
    Answer: Korku
  • Q. What percentage of gross income of C. G. State Mandi Board is deposited annually in “Farmer Welfare Fund”?
    A)10%
    B)12%
    C)5%
    D)14%
    Answer: E
  • Q. What was the number of Prime Minister Jan Dhan Account in rural areas of Chhattisgarh till 7th December 2016?
    A)More than 80 lac
    B)More than 91 lac 15 thousand
    C)More than 1 crore 19 lac 39 thousand
    D)More than 91 lac 46 thousand
    Answer: More than 80 lac
  • Q. Dalli-Rajhara mines of Chhattisgarh are famous for –
    A)Manganese production
    B)Iron ore production
    C)Gold Production
    D)Bauxite production
    Answer: Iron ore production
  • Q. Chhattisgarh receives its maximum monsoonal rainfall form –
    A)Arabian sea branch
    B)Indian Ocean branch
    C)Bay of Bengal branch
    D)Retreating monsoon
    Answer: Bay of Bengal branch
  • Q. What amount is given annually as financial aid to students admitted in lIT in Chhattisgarh State?
    A)Rs. 50,000
    B)Rs. 60,000
    C)Rs. 40,000
    D)Rs. 30,000
    Answer: Rs. 40,000
  • Q. Naat’ is famous with the name of which tribe?
    A)Bhatra
    B)Dorla
    C)Muria
    D)Dhurwa
    Answer: Bhatra
  • Q. In which of the following district, limestone is produced more?
    A)Durg
    B)Raipur
    C)Bilaspur
    D)Mahasumund
    Answer: Raipur
  • Q. Raja Chakradhar Singh’ is famous for the development of which dance form?
    A)Kathakali dance
    B)Kaskar dance
    C)Kathak dance
    D)Karma dance
    Answer: Kathak dance
  • Q. The number of districts at interstate boundary of Chhattisgarh is
    A)16
    B)27
    C)18
    D)7
    Answer: 18
  • Q. How much unit electricity are given free of cost to families living under below poverty line in Chhattisgarh?
    A)35 units
    B)40 units
    C)30 units
    D)45 units
    Answer: 40 units
  • Q. Which of the following states is located in the North of Chhattisgarh?
    A)Madhya Pradesh
    B)Uttar Pradesh
    C)Maharastra
    D)Odisha
    Answer: Uttar Pradesh
  • Q. How many “Prayas Aawasiya Vidyalaya” are established to provide special coaching for IIT, JEE, NEET, PET and CLAT competitive examinations to students affected from Naxalite Districts of Chhattisgarh State?
    A)6
    B)7
    C)5
    D)8
    Answer: 6
  • Q. In the State of Chhattisgarh, in which year, the whole system of Paddy procurement at support price has been computerized by the public distribution system department?
    A)Year 2004-05
    B)Year 2006-07
    C)Year 2007-08
    D)Year 2005-06
    Answer: Year 2007-08
  • Q. What is the percentage of small and marginal farmers in Chhattisgarh State as per Agricultural Census 2010-11.
    A)74%
    B)76%
    C)73%
    D)78%
    Answer: E
  • Q. Kishore Sahu Samman awarded by Chhattisgarh Government is for which of the following fields?
    A)Painting
    B)Sculpture
    C)Film
    D)Literature
    Answer: Film

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