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Sikkim GkSet 8

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates understanding of Sikkim's cultural festivals, traditions, and geographical knowledge. Concepts covered include Sikkim's New Year celebrations, traditional dances, religious sites, and state-specific facts such as the Limbu language and the Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary. The questions also assess knowledge of Sikkim's demographics, population statistics, and historical events related to statehood and integration.

1Which is the famous Lord Hanuman Temple in Sikkim?

2In Sikkim Diwali is known as:

3Sikkim became a part of Indian union on

4When did Sikkim get its Statehood?

5The number of operational airports has crossed 100 with the commissioning of the latest airport in which state?

6What is the population of Buddhists in Sikkim?

7..... Is a body that promotes language and literature in Sikkim.

8State with least population

9How much area is occupied by Sikkim

10The Fambong Lho Wildlife Sanctuary is located at

11..... is the new year festival of Sikkim.

12In which State Durgpa Tseshi festival is celebrated

13How many national parks in Sikkim?

14Name this eminent Sikkimese personality.

15Which medicine is most frequently used to treat the altitude sickness in sikkim?

16Which dance is performed in Sikkim to honor Yak?

17Which of these are NOT THE SEVEN SISTERS

18Which state has its name originated from the Limbu origin, which means New place or land?

19The "National Research Centre for Orchids", (ICAR Institute) is located in?

20Which flower is state symbol of Sikkim?

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the cultural festivals celebrated in Sikkim?

Sikkim celebrates several cultural festivals, including Losar, Saga Dawa, and Tihar. These festivals reflect the diverse cultural heritage of the state, with Losar being a major Tibetan New Year celebration and Tihar marking the Nepalese New Year.

When did Sikkim integrate into the Indian Union?

Sikkim integrated into the Indian Union on May 16, 1975. This event marked a significant historical milestone, transforming Sikkim from a protectorate to a full-fledged state of India.

What is the geographical area of Sikkim?

Sikkim covers an area of approximately 7,096 square kilometers. This small state is located in the northeastern part of India and is known for its diverse topography, including mountains, valleys, and forests.

Which medicine is commonly used to treat altitude sickness in Sikkim?

Acetazolamide is commonly used to treat altitude sickness in Sikkim. This medication helps to alleviate symptoms by increasing the amount of oxygen in the blood and reducing the effects of low oxygen levels at high altitudes.

What is the origin of the name Sikkim?

The name Sikkim is derived from the Limbu language, where "Su" means new and "Khyim" means palace or house, thus meaning "new house" or "new palace." This reflects the historical significance of the region as a new settlement for the Limbu people.