Bihar State

Q. Who wrote ‘Kaikeyi’ and ‘Rituvansh’ in Bhojpuri language?

A
Ratneshwar Pathak
B
Kedarnath Mishra
C
Kapilmuni Pathak
D
Suman Sahay

Correct Answer

Kedarnath Mishra

More Questions on Bihar

  • Q. Women Sports Festival is organised in Bihar by which of the following organisation?
    A)Ministry of Women and Child Development
    B)Bihar State Sports Authority
    C)Bihar Ministry of Sports
    D)Bihar Olympic Association
    Answer: Bihar State Sports Authority
  • Q. Who left Patna College with just 20 days remaining for his examination during the Non-Cooperation Movement?
    A)Braj Kishore
    B)Jai Prakash Narayan
    C)Rajendra Prasad
    D)Sri Krishna Sinha
    Answer: Jai Prakash Narayan
  • Q. How are the members of Zila Panchayat elected?
    A)From the district on the basis of selection by the President
    B)From the district on the basis of recommendation by the President
    C)From the district on the basis of Adult Franchise
    D)None of the above
    Answer: From the district on the basis of Adult Franchise
  • Q. In Bihar, name the scheme which aims at building up infrastructural facilities of a high standard, required for establishment of ‘Export-oriented Units’
    A)Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP)
    B)Concept of Build-Operate-Transfer (BOT)
    C)Integrated Infrastructural Development (IID)
    D)Software/Hardware Technology Park (STP/HTP)
    Answer: Export Promotion Industrial Park (EPIP)
  • Q. Maize is a
    A)Kharif crop
    B)Zaid crop
    C)Rabi crop
    D)Bhadai crop
    Answer: Kharif crop
  • Q. Find the wrong match Tribe Occupation a. Santhals Hunting b. Birhor Nomadism c. Munda Nomadism d. Oraon Sarna
    A)b
    B)c
    C)a
    D)d
    Answer: c
  • Q. Shri C. Prasad is associated with which sports of Bihar?
    A)Cricket
    B)Hockey
    C)Football
    D)Volleyball
    Answer: Football
  • Q. Which craft used for preparation of masks for different dance forms
    A)Sikki craft
    B)Tikuli craft
    C)Lacquer craft
    D)Paper mache craft
    Answer: Paper mache craft
  • Q. The Indian National Congress Session of 1922 was held at which place in Bihar?
    A)Patna
    B)Gaya
    C)Haripura
    D)Ramgarh
    Answer: Gaya
  • Q. Council of Ministers is
    A)collectively responsible to the assembly.
    B)not responsible.
    C)individually responsible to the assembly.
    D)responsible to the Governor.
    Answer: collectively responsible to the assembly.
  • Q. Hukoo Singh and Munku Singh was the major leaders of Revolt of 1857 from
    A)Rajgir
    B)Amarthu
    C)Jagdishpur
    D)Arwal
    Answer: Amarthu
  • Q. When was Rameshwar Singh Kashyap awarded Padma Shri?
    A)1991
    B)1994
    C)1992
    D)1998
    Answer: 1991
  • Q. Which famous railway bridge is constructed on Ganga?
    A)Son bridge
    B)Bagha-Chhitari bridge
    C)Mahatma Gandhi bridge
    D)Rajendra bridge
    Answer: Mahatma Gandhi bridge
  • Q. Bodh Gaya was situated on the bank of which of the following rivers?
    A)Sakari
    B)Punpun
    C)Niranjana
    D)Son
    Answer: Niranjana
  • Q. The percentage of land area of old Bihar that forms the State of Jharkhand is –
    A)45.85%
    B)42.35%
    C)38.40%
    D)51.72%
    Answer: 45.85%
  • Q. Which of the following was the reason for Munda Revolt?
    A)Land Rights
    B)Religious Revivalism
    C)Forest Rights
    D)All of the above
    Answer: Land Rights
  • Q. Which of the following has a stupa that dates back to 200-700 AD?
    A)Kesaria
    B)Sitamarhi
    C)Jehanabad
    D)Siwan
    Answer: Kesaria
  • Q. The first Indian Ministry in Bihar in 1937 came into existence under whose leadership?
    A)Md. Yunus
    B)G. S. Lal
    C)Shri Krishna Singh
    D)Wahab Ali
    Answer: Md. Yunus
  • Q. Who among the following is not a Magahi poet?
    A)Yogeshwar Singh
    B)Suresh Dubey
    C)Chaturbhuj Mishra
    D)Dariya Das
    Answer: Dariya Das
  • Q. Kunwar Singh, the revolutionary to initiate the Revolt of 1857 from Bihar, died on
    A)17th June, 1858
    B)26th April, 1858
    C)10th April, 1858
    D)20th June, 1858
    Answer: 26th April, 1858

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