Tag: zoology
Questions Related to zoology
The main leader of chipko movement was Pandurang Hegde.
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True
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False
- The main leader of the chipko movement was Sunderlal Bahuguna. The idea of Chipko movement was of his wife and the action was taken by him.
- Chipko Movement, started in 1970's, was a non-violent movement aimed at protection and conservation of trees and forests from being destroyed.
- Hence the main leader of the chipko movement was Pandurang Hegde is a false statement because of the main leader of the chipko movement was Sunderlal Bahuguna.
- So, the correct answer is 'False'.
"Forestry of the people, by the people and for the people" is
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Agroforestry
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Social forestry
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Urban forestry
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all
It is "Forestry of the people, by the people and for the people". It includes raising trees on government owned lands for obtaining food, fodder, wood, fruits etc.
The Chipko movement started from
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Reni in Garhwal
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Arborio forest
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Khejrali village
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None of the above
The Chipko movement originated from an incident in a remote village called Reni in Garhwal, high-up in the Himalayas during the early 1970s.
Which of the following is not related with Sunderlal Bahuguna?
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He started chipko movement.
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He was elected to Lok Sabha.
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He is an environmentalist.
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He was awarded the Padma Bhushan.
Chipko movement was started by
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Salumarada Thimmakka
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Sunderlal Bahuguna
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Medha Patkar
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Suresh Heblikar
Chipko movement was first started in
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Chamoli district
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Kangra
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Shimla
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None of the above
The pioneer country in the production of fuel alcohol is
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Suadi Arabia
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Iran and Iraq
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Brazil
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Japan
Sugarcane ethanol is an alcohol-based fuel produced by the fermentation of sugarcane juice and molasses. Because it is a clean, affordable and low-carbon biofuel, sugarcane ethanol has emerged as a leading renewable fuel for the transportation sector.
Chipco movement is a public agitation that occurred in :
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Mansbal area in Kashmir
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Silent valley in Kerala
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Sundarban area in Bengal
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Tehri Garhwal area of Uttar Pradesh
Social forestry is
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Planting of different kinds of trees in the same area
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Greening of hills with the efforts of common men
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Raising trees on common village lands and other vacant areas of fodder, minor timber and fire wood
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None of the above
Social Forestry Programme was adopted in India during
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1961
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1971
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1976
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1986
Social Forestry Programme was adopted in India during 1961. It is concerned with taking the pressure off currently existing forests by planting trees on all unused and fallow land. It aims at management and protection of forests and afforestation on barren lands with the purpose of helping in the environmental, social and rural development.