Tripura GkSet 1

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge of Tripura's cultural heritage, traditional materials, regional crafts, etymology, state names, cultural geography, geographical boundaries, neighboring countries, border states, and historical landmarks. Concepts such as Tripura's royal family, cultural structures like Neermahal, and state-specific events are also covered. The questions assess understanding of Tripura's geographical location, economic zones, healthcare innovations, and state governance.
1Tripura Era stated from
2Dipa's home town is in .....
3Tripura is surrounded by ..... on 3 sides.
4Biplab Kumar Deb is the present Chief Minister of which state?
5..... is a durable variety of cane mat weaved by the people.
6Which King built the Neermahal
7The word 'Tripura' means
8This is a former royal palace of the king of Tripura. It is the second-largest floating palace in India.
9Which state has become the first in the northeastern region to develop a mobile COVID-19 sample collection kiosk?
10Which was the first newspaper published from Agartala
11The 7th International Tourism Mart 2018 was held in which state?
12Queen Tripura Sundari was the wife of King
13"Run for India Tea" has been organized in collaboration by TTDC and Tea Board of India in?
14Ujjayanta Palace is located in which state?
15Which of the following states of India do not have the international border with two or more countries?
16Which of the following statement is not true regarding the state of Tripura?
17Which is the smallest sister state of India?
18Tang Ghars are popularly found in .....
19Which of the following states was not formed in the year 2000?
20People of ..... speak Bengali and Kokborok.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the etymology of the name 'Tripura'?

The name 'Tripura' is derived from the Sanskrit words 'tri' meaning 'three' and 'pur' meaning 'city' or 'fort', referring to the three ancient cities of the state.

Which is the capital city of Tripura?

The capital city of Tripura is Agartala. It is the largest city and serves as the administrative and cultural center of the state.

What is the historical significance of Neermahal in Tripura?

Neermahal is a palace located in Tripura, built in 1938 by King Bir Bikram Kishore Manikya. It is known for its unique architecture and is situated in the middle of Rudrasagar Lake, making it a significant historical landmark.

What languages are predominantly spoken in Tripura?

The primary languages spoken in Tripura are Bengali, Tripuri, and Manipuri. These languages reflect the linguistic diversity of the state.

Which traditional crafts are specific to Tripura?

Tripura is known for its traditional crafts such as bamboo and cane work, wood carving, and handloom textiles. These crafts are integral to the cultural heritage of the state.