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Miscellaneous Indian GkSet 343

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Buddhism, religious texts, colonial administration, Indian history, and cricket history. Concepts covered include the Tripitaka, British Raj, Delhi Sultanate, and the first T20 World Cup winner. The questions also assess understanding of geographical features, agricultural research centers, and wildlife conservation in India.

1Who won the first T20 world cup?

2Sundarbans is an example of ..... forests

3Which of the following is known as City of Palaces?

4Under their leader ..... the Jats acquired control over territories situated to the west of the city of Delhi.

5In India, the sun rises almost ..... hours earlier in Arunachal Pradesh than in Gujarat.

6Where is ICRISAT located

7How long do mother tigers stay with their cubs?

8India has been a ..... since 1950

9Who destroyed the Corps of Forty?

10The Silver Coin was imposed by which Sultan

11This religious text is one of the 3 baskets or collection of texts of Buddhism

12How did geography contribute to the creation of India's northern border?

13Which market is the only country in the Commonwealth never to have been part of the British Empire?

14Viceroy Curzon proposoed partion of Bengal

15Farmers grew rice, cotton, peas, corn and smores.

16Moving jobs from more developed to less developed countries is referred to as

17Srilanka emerged as an independent country in .....

18Who was the slave of Muhammad Ghori?

19The British moved the Muslims to .....

20The largest sea turtle rests in .....?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the three baskets of Buddhist texts known as the Tripitaka?

The three baskets of Buddhist texts known as the Tripitaka are the Vinaya Pitaka, Sutta Pitaka, and Abhidhamma Pitaka. These texts form the core of the Buddhist canon and cover monastic rules, discourses of the Buddha, and philosophical teachings, respectively.

Which Indian state is home to the Sundarbans, classified as a mangrove forest?

The Sundarbans, classified as a mangrove forest, is primarily located in the Indian state of West Bengal. It is also partially located in Bangladesh and is known for its unique ecosystem and biodiversity.

When did Sri Lanka gain independence from British rule?

Sri Lanka gained independence from British rule on February 4, 1948. This marked the end of British colonial rule and the beginning of Sri Lanka's sovereignty as a dominion within the Commonwealth.

Who led the Jat rebellion in the early 18th century?

The Jat rebellion in the early 18th century was led by Churaman, a prominent Jat leader. This rebellion was significant in the context of regional power struggles and the decline of Mughal authority in northern India.

What is the nickname of Kolkata?

Kolkata is nicknamed the "City of Joy." This nickname reflects the city's vibrant cultural life, rich history, and the warm hospitality of its people.