Nagaland GkSet 1

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Nagaland, including agricultural products like bamboo shoots and chillies, cultural festivals such as the Hornbill Festival, geographical features like the Naga hills, and historical events related to state formation. Concepts covered include traditional food, tribal festivals, and socio-economic factors like unemployment rates.
1Capita of Nagaland
2..... puja in the harvest festival of the Angami tribes of Nagaland.
3The Hornbill Festival, a major tribal festival, is celebrated in which Indian state?
4The capital city of Nagaland is .....
5Health and family welfare minister of nagaland is
6Where is terrace farming done. (according to the chapter)
7What do Nagas eat?
8What is the capital of Nagaland state?
9The Ntangki National Park is Located in which district
10Nagaland has some of the hottest ..... in the world.
11Nagaland was separated from which state?
12Which of the following states was subject to controversies because of the English word in its name
13India government signed an agreement of USD 68million project with the world bank, to enhance the education system in which state?
14What is the title name given by Jawaharlal Nehru to the Naga women leader Gaidinliu?
15Which state was separated from Assam in 1963?
16Nagaland
17The watershed between India and Myanmar is formed by .....
18Which state has the highest unemployment rate as per the NSSO's 'Periodic Labour Force Survey for 2017-18'?
19Which state began the 20th Hornbill Festival celebrations?
20Dr. Talimeren Ao, the first captain of the Indian Men's Football team hails from which Indian state

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the capital of Nagaland?

The capital of Nagaland is Kohima. It is a significant administrative and cultural center in the state.

Which festival is celebrated by the Angami tribes in Nagaland?

The Angami tribes in Nagaland celebrate the harvest festival known as Tokhu Emong. This festival involves rituals and feasts to thank the deities for a bountiful harvest.

What is the Hornbill Festival, and where is it held?

The Hornbill Festival is a cultural event held in Nagaland, primarily in the state capital, Kohima. It celebrates the diverse culture and traditions of the Naga tribes.

What geographical features form the watersheds between India and Myanmar?

The watersheds between India and Myanmar are formed by the Patkai Range and the Naga Hills. These mountain ranges serve as natural boundaries between the two countries.

What are the main agricultural products of Nagaland?

The main agricultural products of Nagaland include rice, millets, maize, and pulses. Terrace farming is a common practice in the hilly regions of the state.