Jammu And Kashmir GkSet 14

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of colonialism, British Empire, South Asian history, and cultural heritage in Jammu and Kashmir. Concepts covered include historical events, traditional crafts, and geographical landmarks. The questions assess knowledge of historical figures, cultural attire, and regional geography, including major rivers and mountain ranges.
1Every state has its famous, unique costume. There must be some famous costume of Kashmir. What is it?
2To promote the Ice Hockey and to popularize the sports,
3Which of these states is famous for weaving carpets?
4Srinagar is situated at the bank of river .....
5Why is the Kashmir territory a tense region?
6Which are the rivers found in jammu and kashmir?
7In which one of the following states is the Nanga Parbat peak located?
8Earthen pot with burning coal carried by people in Kashmir in winter is called
9The author says that the period immediately after the 1947 partition of India was filled with chaos. Which detail in the text supports that characterization?
10Jammu and Kashmir is state now(Is this Statement (TRUE OR FALSE)
11Tulip garden was kept open in .....
12Jahangir described Kashmir as .....
13Kashmiri men wear long woollen robes called .....
14India's 2nd Tulip Garden will come up in Uttarakhand, India's 1st Tulip Garden is in:
15Weavers of Kashmir prepare one plain pasmina shawl in about .....
16Apples and saffron are mainly grown in
17What is famous in kashmir
18In Srinagar, boats used as hotels for tourists are called .....
19KALHANA WAS
20Which country ruled over Kashmir before its independence

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the current political status of Jammu and Kashmir?

Jammu and Kashmir is currently a Union Territory of India, with its own legislature. This status was established following constitutional amendments in 2019.

Which rivers are significant in Jammu and Kashmir?

The Jhelum and the Chenab are two significant rivers in Jammu and Kashmir. These rivers play a crucial role in the region's agricultural and cultural practices.

What are the traditional tourist accommodations in Srinagar, Jammu and Kashmir?

Traditional tourist accommodations in Srinagar include houseboats and shikara boats. These provide a unique experience of living on the water, often on Dal Lake.

When was the first Tulip Garden in Jammu and Kashmir opened?

The first Tulip Garden in Jammu and Kashmir was opened in 2007. Located in Srinagar, it has become a popular tourist attraction, especially during the spring season.

What are the cultural practices in Kashmir related to winter survival?

Kashmiri cultural practices for winter survival include the use of traditional heating methods such as kangri, a small portable stove. Additionally, the region's traditional attire, such as the pheran, is designed to provide warmth.