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Sikkim GkSet 2

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Sikkim's cultural practices, dance forms, religious significance, political awareness, and environmental initiatives. Concepts covered include the Denong-Neh-Nah dance, Kanchenjunga massif, Khangchendzonga National Park, and Sikkim's status as a fully organic state. The questions also assess knowledge of Sikkim's geographical boundaries, historical integration, and current affairs.

1Some two-thirds of Sikkim consists of perpetually snow- ..... mountains, dominated by the Kanchenjunga massif?

2..... peak, one of the highest in Himalayas, lies in Sikkim.

3Trekking Association of Sikkim and Nepal has code of conduct for ....., educating them on waste management and wildlife protection

4In which year did SIKKIM become a part of India?

5Why do people of Sikkim perform "Denong-Neh-Nah " dance form?

6% area of Sikkim is occupied by:

7Rangit III Dam is situated in-

8Who was Sikkim's last soveriegn King?

9WHICH STATE IS RECENTLY BEEN AWARED AS ORGANIC STATE OF INDIA

10Which Indian state has no railway line?

11Where is sikim located

12The dominance ethnic diversity of Sikkim is represented by

13Pemayangtse Monastery is in this state

14Which range separate Sikkim from Nepal in the West?

15Least populated state (2011) in india .....

16WHERE IS BUDDHA PARK LOCATED

17Who is the Current CM of Sikkim

18In which year sikkim declared itself as fully organic state?

19Indian state has no airport what is it

20What countries could they see from the summit?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cultural significance of the Denong-Neh-Nah dance in Sikkim?

The Denong-Neh-Nah dance is a traditional dance form in Sikkim that is performed during the Losar festival, marking the Tibetan New Year. It symbolizes the cultural heritage and unity of the Lepcha community.

Who is the current Chief Minister of Sikkim?

The current Chief Minister of Sikkim is Prem Singh Tamang. He has been serving in this position since 2021, leading the state's political and administrative affairs.

Which ethnic groups are predominant in Sikkim?

The predominant ethnic groups in Sikkim include the Bhutias, Lepchas, and Nepalis. These groups contribute to the rich cultural diversity of the state.

What is the geographical boundary between Sikkim and Nepal?

The geographical boundary between Sikkim and Nepal is marked by the Kanchenjunga range, which is part of the Himalayas. This boundary is significant for both geographical and political reasons.

When did Sikkim integrate into the Indian Union?

Sikkim officially integrated into the Indian Union on May 16, 1975, after a referendum that led to its becoming a state of India.