Delhi GkSet 35

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge on Delhi's administrative divisions, Union Territories, air pollution, particulate matter, and historical landmarks. Concepts covered include the Delhi Sultanate, Tughlaq dynasty, Alauddin Khalji, and economic policies. The questions also assess understanding of Delhi's geographical and cultural significance, including its historical architecture and cricket team performance.
1Choose the correct statement about Delhi.
2Delhi is known as NCT which stands for
3Which is the largest mosque in India?
4In which of the following cities is the supreme court of India located
5WHICH TEAM IN THE IPL HAS THE MOST LOSSES IN THE IPL HISTORY
6In which year did Khizr Khan conquer Delhi?
7The Main pollutant of Air Pollution in Delhi
8Who among the following Delhi Sultans is known for introducing market control mechanism?
9Muhammad Tughlaq built Begumpuri mosque in his capital .....
10Delhi became an important city in the ..... century
11Jain merchant of Delhi had inntoduced the metal coins first time.The other name of these coins was-
12CHETANDAS'S YOUNGER SON MOVED TO ..... FOR THE JOB.
13The NCC Headquarters is situated in:

Frequently Asked Questions

What was the primary air pollutant in Delhi?

The primary air pollutant in Delhi is particulate matter, specifically PM 2.5, which significantly affects the air quality index.

Who conquered Delhi in the early 14th century?

Khizr Khan conquered Delhi in the early 14th century, marking the beginning of the Sayyid dynasty.

What was the historical significance of Delhi in the twelfth century?

In the twelfth century, Delhi became a significant administrative and cultural center under the Chauhan dynasty, laying the foundation for its future prominence.

Which market control mechanism was introduced by Alauddin Khalji?

Alauddin Khalji introduced market control mechanisms to regulate prices and ensure the availability of essential goods, stabilizing the economy.

What is the largest mosque in India located in Delhi?

The largest mosque in India is the Jama Masjid, located in Delhi, known for its historical and architectural significance.