Geography ยท General Awareness
Indian States Geography
2,375 Questions
Indian states geography involves analyzing demographic data, crop production, and geographical area rankings across the country. This is a highly tested section in staff selection and civil services preliminary exams. The practice questions focus on population density, literacy rates, and regional agricultural outputs.
Largest crop producing statesState population rankingsRural population demographicsState area comparisonsLiteracy rate by state
Indian States Geography Questions
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Kerala
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Punjab
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Tamil Nadu
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Orissa
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Kerala
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Assam
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West Bengal
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Orrisa
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Kerala is the leading producer of natural rubber in India, contributing over 70 percent of the country's total production. The state's tropical climate and well-distributed rainfall provide ideal conditions for rubber cultivation. Other states like Tripura and Karnataka also produce rubber, but on a much smaller scale.
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Kerala
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Bihar
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Mizoram
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Gujarat
A
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Kerala has long been the primary hub for the cashew industry in India, particularly in the Kollam district, which is known as the Cashew Capital of the World. The state leads in both the processing and the export of cashew kernels to international markets. While other states like Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh also produce cashews, Kerala remains the dominant exporter.
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Karnataka
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Kerala
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Tamil Nadu
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Andhra Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
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Rajasthan
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Andhra Pradesh
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Uttar Pradesh
D
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Uttar Pradesh is the most populous state in India and contains the highest number of districts, totaling 75. This large administrative division is necessary to manage its vast population and geographic area. Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan follow with fewer districts.
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Maharashtra
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Tamil Nadu
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Madhya Pradesh
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Bihar
B
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According to Census data, Tamil Nadu has a Scheduled Caste population percentage significantly higher than the national average.
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Arunachal Pradesh
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Mizoram
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Meghalaya
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Nagaland
B
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According to the 2011 Census, Mizoram has the highest percentage of Scheduled Tribes (approximately 94.4 percent) among the states listed. While some Union Territories like Lakshadweep have higher percentages, Mizoram leads the states in tribal population density.
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Rajasthan
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Uttar Pradesh
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Bihar
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West Bengal
B
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Explanation
Based on 2001 Census data, Uttar Pradesh had a very low percentage of Scheduled Tribes compared to the other listed states, which have higher tribal concentrations.
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Rajasthan
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Madhya Pradesh
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Gujarat
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Maharashtra
A
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The Narmada river basin covers parts of Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, and Gujarat, but it does not extend into Rajasthan.
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Gujarat
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Rajasthan
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Kerala
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Madhya Pradesh
A
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Gujarat is the largest producer of salt in India, accounting for a significant majority of the country's total salt production due to its long coastline and arid regions like the Rann of Kutch.
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Assam
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Tamil Nadu
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Kerala
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Karnataka
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Explanation
Kerala is the largest producer of natural rubber in India, accounting for a significant majority of the country's total production. Other states like Tamil Nadu and Karnataka produce rubber, but in much smaller quantities.
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Kerala
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Gujarat
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Tamil Nadu
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Karnataka
B
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Gujarat is consistently the largest producer of groundnuts in India. While other states produce them, Gujarat leads in total output.
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Uttar Pradesh
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Tamil Nadu
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Maharashtra
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Karnataka
A
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Explanation
According to Census data, Uttar Pradesh has the highest number of towns among Indian states.
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Tamil Nadu
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Kerala
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Karnataka
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Maharashtra
B
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Explanation
Kerala is frequently cited for having a high density and accessibility of healthcare facilities in India.
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Uttar Pradesh
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Arunachal Pradesh
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Andhra Pradesh
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Madhya Pradesh
D
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Explanation
Madhya Pradesh has the largest population of scheduled tribes in India according to census data.