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Multiple choice india: states and union territories overview of india general knowledge

The first linguistic State, born in 1953, was ____________.

  1. Andhra

  2. Saurashtra

  3. Gujarat

  4. Maharashtra

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A Correct answer
Explanation

Andhra is the first created linguistic state for Telugu speaking people in India. It came into existence on October 1, 1953. Indian revolutionist Potti Sriramalu took the lead and continued the struggle for the formation of a linguistic state.

Multiple choice india: states and union territories overview of india general knowledge

Before 1956, the present Kerala State was known as

  1. Travancore

  2. Cochin

  3. Travancore-Cochin

  4. Malabar

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C Correct answer
Explanation

The state of Kerala was formed in 1956 by merging the Malabar district, the state of Travancore, and the state of Cochin. Before this reorganization, the region was known as the Travancore-Cochin state.

Multiple choice india: states and union territories overview of india general knowledge

Which one of the following Union Territories has the highest female literacy rate ?

  1. Chandigarh

  2. Lakshadweep

  3. Andaman and Nicobar Islands

  4. Puducherry

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B Correct answer
Explanation


Among the Union Territories, Lakshadweep has the highest literacy rate of 92.3%. The male literacy rate is 96.1% whereas female literacy rate is 88.2%.

Multiple choice general knowledge the soil soil erosion (geo) soil erosion, soil conservation and uses of soil soil erosion and conservation

The cutting of forests leads to

  1. Soil erosion and incontrollable floods

  2. Desilting and denaturation

  3. Increase of rainfall and humidity

  4. None of these

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A Correct answer
Explanation

Deforestation removes the root systems that hold soil in place and the canopy that intercepts rainfall, leading to increased surface runoff, soil erosion, and flooding.