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Jammu And Kashmir GkSet 27

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Jammu and Kashmir's constitutional history, political geography, and recent legislative changes. Concepts covered include Article 370, special status, geographical features such as Dal Lake and Wular Lake, and historical aliases. The questions assess understanding of regional knowledge, state-specific facts, and geopolitical regions.

1What is the limit for a person reside in Jammu & Kashmir to become permanent resident of the UT(as per revised norms)?

2Kashmir is a region in present day .....

3Where is Gufrakal?

4Which state in India is the maximum producer of apples?

5Which river is shown in the picture-Hint: this river flows through Leh Ladakh

6What are the lakes from Jammu And Kashmir

7Kanishka organised a Buddhist council near .....

8Identify which Indian State is it (from description below)? 1. Rivers are wide & deep here2. Children have to cross the rivers with the Trolley to go to school.

9What is the length of Pangong lake?

10Q. 20 Article 370 of the constitution was applicable to the state of-

11The only state in India that produces saffron is

12One hilly state

13Which state of India was enjoying special status and had its own Constitution but not now?

14India's longest Chenani-Nashri tunnel on NH 44 that links Kashmir with Jammu will be rechristened after Bhartiya Jansangh founder ..... In which year did PM modi dedicated this tunnel to the nation?

15Raja Sawant Singh was also known by which name?

16WHICH INDIAN STATE HAS DIFFERENT CAPITALS FOR SUMMER AND WINTER?

17Which lake is also known as Srinagar Jewel?

18What is an example of irredentism?

19Jammu & Kashmir is not a state.

20Dal Lake, which was seen in the news, is situated in which city/town of Jammu & Kashmir?

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 implemented following constitutional amendments in 2019, which revoked the state's special status under Article 370 of the Indian Constitution.

Which major agricultural products are associated with Jammu and Kashmir?

Jammu and Kashmir is known for its production of saffron, apples, walnuts, and cherries. Saffron, in particular, is a significant crop, with the region being one of the largest producers in the world.

What is the length of Pangong Lake?

Pangong Lake is approximately 134 kilometers long, stretching across the border between India and China. The lake is known for its unique geography and is a significant feature in the disputed region of Ladakh.

What is the historical significance of Srinagar in relation to Buddhist councils?

Srinagar, the capital of Jammu and Kashmir, has historical significance as the site of the Fourth Buddhist Council, which was held under the patronage of King Kanishka around the 1st century CE. This council was crucial in the development and spread of Mahayana Buddhism.

What are the residency requirements for permanent residents in Jammu and Kashmir?

Under the Jammu and Kashmir Permanent Residents Act of 1927, a person must have resided in the state for a minimum of 10 years to be considered a permanent resident. This status grants certain rights and privileges, including ownership of property and eligibility for government jobs.