Jammu And Kashmir GkSet 18

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Jammu and Kashmir, covering topics such as animal husbandry, textile production, cultural heritage, and geographical features. Concepts include apple orchards, Bhavnath Fair, British Government, and the Kashmir Dispute. The questions assess understanding of historical transactions, cultural practices, and political history, including the Treaty of Amritsar and the India-Pakistan conflict.
1What region in India is still contested between India and Pakistan?
2How does Kashmir's Public Safety Act affect people living there?
3India, Pakistan, & BangladeshWhat region have India and Pakistan conflicted over since they were established?
4The Kashmir region of India has been the site of protests and violence between which two groups?
5THIS IS THE ONLY STATE IN WHICH IN WHICH INDUS FLOWS
6Phiran is the traditional dress of-
7After gaining their independence, India and Pakistan fought a war over
8In India, Megaliths are found in the Deccan, in the ..... and .....
9The Kashmir region of India is primarily known for
10Pashmina shawls are obtained by the under fur of .....
11Kashmir was purchased by Gullah Singh from British Government for:
12Apple tree is grown in which state
13In which state ' Jawahar Tunnel ' situated
14Jammu and Kashmir is famous for its ..... Orchards
15The floating gardens are called ..... in Kashmiri.
16Consider the following Statements: Many families in Srinagar live in a Donga. Fair of Bhavnath is held at Girnar-junagadh. Nagar panchayat works for the big cities Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
17Kashmir Himalayas lie between ..... and .....
18Consider the following Statements: Papier Mache articles is a popular art form of Jammu and Kashmir. Kalhan composed a poem about rulers of Kashmir. Rashtrakuta dynasty ruled the Kashmir and neighbouring areas of India. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?
19Where is the world's only floating postal office located?
20"Rouff" is a folk dance of .....

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary fruit orchards in Jammu and Kashmir?

The primary fruit orchards in Jammu and Kashmir are known for apple cultivation, which is predominantly found in the Kashmir Valley. Other significant fruits include cherries, apricots, and walnuts.

Which animal is the source of Pashmina shawls?

Pashmina shawls are sourced from the undercoat of the Changthangi or Pashmina goat, which is native to the high-altitude regions of Jammu and Kashmir.

What is the historical context of the Kashmir region's purchase by Gulab Singh?

Gulab Singh purchased the Kashmir region in 1846 under the Treaty of Amritsar, which was a result of the First Anglo-Sikh War. This transaction made him the ruler of Jammu and Kashmir.

What is the geographical location of the Jawahar Tunnel?

The Jawahar Tunnel is located in the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas, connecting the Kashmir Valley to the rest of India. It is a significant transportation link, facilitating year-round access to the region.

What is the Kashmiri term for floating gardens?

The Kashmiri term for floating gardens is "Wad." These gardens are a unique agricultural practice in the Kashmir Valley, where plants are grown on floating beds of water hyacinth and other organic materials.