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Maharashtra GkSet 40

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Maharashtra's colonial history, dowry transfer, European powers in India, territorial acquisitions, and historical events. It also covers the cooperative sugar industry, famous cricket venues like Wankhede Stadium, and cultural aspects such as regional cuisine and traditional songs. Concepts include landmarks like the Gateway of India, river systems, and geological features like the Lonar Crater.

1Maharashtra has the ..... numbers of MPs.

2This second longest river in India after Ganga originates in the Triambak mountain range near Nashik in Maharashtra. Triambakeswar is one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. This river runs alost 1500 kms before emptying into Bay of Bengal near Rajamundry or Rajamahendravaram. Which river am I talking about?

3In 1662 the ..... gave the Island of Bombay to King Charles II of England as dowry.

4The Godavari and the Krishna are the two major rivers in the state of Maharashtra.

5Shreekhand, vada pav, bhel puri, pav bhaji and puran poli are the special dishes of .....

6WHERE IS BANDRA SEA LINK BRIDGE BUILT?

7How many workers in Bombay cotton industries in 1911 came up from Ratnagiri?

8Name the Famous Cricket Stadium

9Which of the following Island received as dowry to Charles II of England and given to the East India Company in 1668 AD for 10 pounds per year?

10The name Maharashtra is believed to be originated from

11Who designed the logo of 'Swachh Bharat Abhiyan'?

12This is in Mumbai, India. Guess its name.

13Maharashtra was under the control of .....

14The Byculla zoo is known as .....

15In which district of Maharashtra the first co-operative sugar factory was established

16FAVORITE STREET FOOD OF MAHARASHTRIANS.

17Where was the first cinema demonstrated in India?

18Where do Marathi language is spoken?

19This crater is formed by the impact of 2 million yon meteorite.

20Which song is sung at the time of child birth?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of the transfer of Bombay to the British?

The transfer of Bombay to the British in 1661 was significant as it marked the beginning of British colonial influence in the region, leading to economic and administrative changes that shaped the city's development.

Which cricket stadiums are famous in India?

Famous cricket stadiums in India include the Wankhede Stadium in Mumbai, Eden Gardens in Kolkata, and Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi, known for hosting major international matches.

What are the major rivers in Maharashtra?

The major rivers in Maharashtra include the Godavari, Krishna, and Bhima, which play crucial roles in the state's agriculture and economy.

What is the origin of the name Maharashtra?

The name Maharashtra is derived from the word "Maha" meaning great and "Rashtra" meaning nation or people, reflecting the region's historical significance and cultural identity.

What are the cultural practices associated with childbirth in Maharashtra?

In Maharashtra, cultural practices associated with childbirth include the "Griha Pravesh" ceremony, where the mother and child return home after birth, and the "Naankri" ceremony, which celebrates the child's first rice feeding.