Bihar GkSet 10

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Bihar's geography, history, and cultural heritage, including UNESCO World Heritage Sites, ancient educational institutions, and socio-economic factors. Concepts covered include acronyms, state-specific initiatives, and historical geography, with a focus on understanding the state's unique features and its significance in Indian history and culture.

1Which one of the following states of India has a low literacy rate?

2An ancient Buddhist temple architecture declared as the world heritage site by the UNESCO and is one of the four sacred place associated with the lord Buddha.

3Buddha meditated under peepal tree at ..... in Bihar.

4Champaran is in

5Litti Chokha is a famous food of which state?

6Who is the Chief Minister of Bihar?

7Where is Pataliputra

8After the indigo production collapsed in Bengal, the planters shifted their operation to .....

9Death rate in Bihar in 1967 was ..... higher than the number of deaths that occurred in the following year.

10Which is the oldest university of Bihar?

11BSDM stands for?

12Which university was first started in the state of Bihar?

13Free India's first president was born in Bihar and his name was

14Litti choka is the staple food item of

15Which river is known as Bihar ka Shok (Sorrow of Bihar)?

16Which of these Indian States is landlocked?

17Which river originates from the Nepal-China border in Tibet and joins Ganga near Hajipur (Bihar)?

18Where did the first coin circulated in India?

19Which state has least literacy rate?

20Who is the CM of bihar?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Bihar, India?

Bihar has several UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Bodh Gaya, where Buddha attained enlightenment, and Nalanda, an ancient center of learning.

Which river is known as the "Sorrow of Bihar"?

The Kosi River is often referred to as the "Sorrow of Bihar" due to its frequent and devastating floods.

What is the literacy rate in Bihar?

The literacy rate in Bihar is around 63.82% as of the latest census data, reflecting socio-economic factors and state demographics.

What is the historical significance of Pataliputra in Bihar?

Pataliputra, now known as Patna, was an ancient capital of several empires and a significant center of learning and governance in ancient India.

What is the birthplace of the first President of India?

The first President of India, Dr. Rajendra Prasad, was born in Zeradei, a village in the Siwan district of Bihar.