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West Bengal GkSet 46

This set of multiple-choice questions evaluates knowledge on various aspects of West Bengal, including historical events such as the Battle of Buxar and the Bengal revolt, cultural landmarks like Eden Gardens and Howrah Bridge, and significant figures like Raja Ram Mohan Roy. Concepts covered include colonial administration, regional cuisine, and geographical features such as the Damodar River and the impact of natural disasters like the Aila cyclone.

1What helped West Bengal in reducing poverty?

2The nick name of Kolkata .....

3After partition Bengal was reunited in

4Conventional rain in West Bengal is known as.

5Which indian province did raja ram mohan roy belong to?

6Q4 State and city where Eden Garden Cricket Ground is located.

7Damodar River is known for

8Consider the following Statements: The battle of Buxar was won by the nawab of bengal, and the east india company had to return to their country Mohun Bagan is one of the oldest football club in India. The bengali muslims were angry and dissapointed. Which of the following statement(s) is/are true?

9It is capital of West bengal. Rasgulla's from here are famous worldwide. It is also famous for Trams and Eden Gardens. Identify.

10When is the Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) located?

11Bengalis are really fond of:

12The city of murshidabad(near river bhagirathi) became the capital of bengal in

13The first textile mill in the country was established at ..... near Kolkata in 1818.

14By the end of the Carnatic Wars, the French retained only Pondicherry and ..... in India

15Kampith is an area between

16It connects the twin cities Howrah and Kolkata

17Who helped spread the news of the plights of the farmers in Bengal and the revolt?

18Aila cyclone accured in

19The Bengal School of painting was founded by

20Kolkata is the capital of ......

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the historical significance of the Battle of Buxar?

The Battle of Buxar, fought in 1764, marked the beginning of British paramountcy in India. It led to the British East India Company gaining control over Bengal, Bihar, and Orissa, significantly expanding their influence in the region.

When did Murshidabad become the capital of Bengal?

Murshidabad became the capital of Bengal in 1704 when Nawab Murshid Quli Khan shifted the capital from Dhaka to Murshidabad. This shift was significant in the political and administrative history of Bengal.

What is the geographical significance of the Damodar River in West Bengal?

The Damodar River is significant for its role in the industrial development of West Bengal, particularly in the coalfields of the Raniganj area. It is often referred to as the "Sorrow of Bengal" due to frequent flooding, which has led to extensive flood control measures.

Which landmark connects Howrah and Kolkata?

The Howrah Bridge connects Howrah and Kolkata. It is a famous landmark and a significant transportation link over the Hooghly River, facilitating movement between the two cities.

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.