Geography
Indian Geography
2,320 Questions
Indian Geography questions test knowledge of states, capitals, hill stations, transport networks, and physical landmarks. This topic covers various regional features and important geographic locations across India. It is frequently tested in competitive examinations like SSC CGL, RRB NTPC, and State PSCs.
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Indian Geography Questions
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Raigad
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Nagpur
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Nashik
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Pune
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Matheran is a hill station located in the Raigad district of Maharashtra. It is known for being an eco-sensitive region where vehicles are banned. Matheran is approximately 90 km from Mumbai and is a popular tourist destination.
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Nandurbar
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Gondia
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Satara
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Yavatmal
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Dandpaneshwar Ganesh Mandir is located in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra. Gondia is in eastern Maharashtra, Satara is in western Maharashtra, and Yavatmal is in Vidarbha region.
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Verul
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Ahmadnagar
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Aurangabad
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Pune
C
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Explanation
Ajanta Caves are located in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra. Verul (Ellora) is also in Aurangabad but is a different cave complex. Ahmadnagar and Pune are separate districts.
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Ahmadnagar
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Satara
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Pune
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Sangli
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Nevesa (also spelled Nevasa) is located in Ahmadnagar district of Maharashtra. It is an ancient archaeological site. Satara, Pune, and Sangli are in different regions.
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Sindhudurg
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Ratnagiri
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Satara
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Pune
C
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Explanation
Panchgani is a hill station located in Satara district of Maharashtra, in the Sahyadri range. Sindhudurg and Ratnagiri are coastal districts, while Pune is a separate district.
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United Provice
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East Province
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East Provice
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Unified Provice
A
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Explanation
Uttar Pradesh was known as the United Provinces during British rule, referring to the Agra and Awadh provinces being united. This name continued until shortly after independence when it was renamed. The other options don't match the historical name.
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baroda
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china
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amit ko bhi nahi malum
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manipur
C
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Explanation
This is a humorous/joke question where option C literally translates to 'even Amit doesn't know'. Without context about who 'Amit' is or what this question refers to, the humorous self-referential answer appears to be the intended response. This type of meta-humor is common in informal quiz contexts.
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Dharamsala
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Barabati Stadium
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DY Patil Stadium
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Brabourne Stadium
A
Correct answer
Explanation
Dharamsala (also spelled Dharamshala) in Himachal Pradesh is home to the Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, which hosts international cricket matches. The other options are located in different states: Barabati Stadium is in Cuttack, Odisha; DY Patil Stadium is in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra; and Brabourne Stadium is in Mumbai, Maharashtra.
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Karnataka
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J & K
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Goa
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Kerala
B
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Explanation
The Amarnath Temple is a Hindu shrine located in Jammu and Kashmir, dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is situated in a cave at an altitude of 3,888 meters in the Himalayas and is a major pilgrimage destination.
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north east karnataka
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north west karnataka
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south west karnataka
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south east karnataka
C
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Explanation
Tulu is primarily spoken in the southwestern districts of Karnataka, specifically in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts (the Tulu Nadu region). This region borders Kerala and has a distinct linguistic and cultural identity. The other directional options (north-east, north-west, south-east) are incorrect for Tulu's geographical distribution.
A
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Explanation
National Highway 7 (now renumbered as NH 44) was historically considered the longest National Highway in India, running from Varanasi to Kanyakumari covering approximately 2,369 kilometers.
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Subzi Mandi
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Near Charminar
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Purani Gully
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Somewhere else
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Hanif Bhai's chicken store in Hyderabadi Nawabs is located near the historic Charminar monument in Hyderabad, a significant cultural landmark.
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Taj Mahal which is among the seven wonders of the world is in India. Taj Mahal was built over a period of 1 year
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India has the longest river in the world
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Before 1986, India was the only place in the world where Diamonds could be found.
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India is the third richest country in the world
C
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Explanation
Before the discovery of diamonds in Brazil (18th century) and South Africa (19th century), India was the world's primary source of diamonds, particularly from the Golconda region. The question asks which statement is true among the options.
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A.P
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Jammu & Kashmir
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H.P
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Guwahati
B
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Explanation
Jammu & Kashmir is famously known as Heaven on Earth or Paradise on Earth due to its breathtaking natural beauty, scenic landscapes, and pleasant climate. A.P (Andhra Pradesh), H.P (Himachal Pradesh), and Guwahati are not typically referred to by this phrase.
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Haryana and Uttar Pradesh
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Gujarat and Rajasthan
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Punjab and Haryana
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Afghanistan
C
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Explanation
The Rigvedic hymns were primarily composed in the Punjab and Haryana region, particularly along the banks of the Saraswati river. This area, known as Sapta-Sindhu (land of seven rivers), was the heartland of early Vedic civilization. The geography described in the Rigveda matches this region.