Bihar GkSet 2

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Bihar's agricultural geography, climate impact on crops, soil types, ancient Indian states, Magadh Empire, Buddhist history, religious sites, and colonial India. Concepts such as the Indigo Movement, social movements, and traditional art forms like Madhubani painting are also covered. The questions assess knowledge of Indian geography, historical sites, and socio-economic indicators.
1Why did champaran movement was started in bihar in 1917?
2Who built the Buddhist monastery at Odantapuri, Bihar?
3Sahibganj bridge is providing the interconnectivity between Jharkhand and .....
4Chief crops grown in Bihar.
5Name the popular style of painting practised in the state of Bihar.
6Which Political party(Alliance) recently won the election in Bihar?
7The proportion of poor is highest in
8Q10. What is the capital of Bihar?
9A little GK ..... Buxar is located in which state?
10The result of the assembly election in which of these states was declared in November 2020?
11Where did Buddha atain enlightenment?
12Union has approved interlinking project of Kosi-Mechi for 4900 crore in which state
13The second centre of the indigo movement.
14The great example of Mauryan architecture located in Gaya, Bihar.It was built by Ashoka's grandson Dashrath.
15Valmiki National Park and Wildlife Sanctuary is located at?
16Where is Champaran district situated?
17Lord Buddha received enlightenment here.
18Patliputra was the ancient name of ..... city.
19Which state was the most powerful among 16 Mahajanpads?
20Where is the Kosi rail Maha Setu (Mega Bridge) is located-

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of Bodhgaya in Buddhism?

Bodhgaya is significant in Buddhism as it is the site where Siddhartha Gautama attained enlightenment and became the Buddha. It is one of the four main pilgrimage sites related to the life of the Buddha.

Which Mahajanpad was the most powerful in ancient India?

The Magadh Empire was the most powerful Mahajanpad in ancient India. It was known for its military strength and strategic alliances, which allowed it to dominate much of the region.

What are the primary agricultural products of Bihar?

The primary agricultural products of Bihar include rice, wheat, pulses, and oilseeds. The state's fertile soil and favorable climate support a diverse range of crops.

What is the capital city of the state of Bihar?

The capital city of Bihar is Patna. It is a major cultural and economic center in eastern India and has a rich historical background.

What is the socio-economic status of Bihar compared to other Indian states?

Bihar has one of the lowest socio-economic statuses among Indian states, with high levels of poverty and limited economic development. However, recent years have seen efforts to improve the state's economic indicators.