31. Landholdings in Bihar are generally:

Large-scale and consolidated
Small and fragmented
Government-owned
Collectivized under communes

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32. The “Single Window System” aims to streamline:

Industrial clearances and approvals
Export procedures
Tax collection
Distribution of welfare schemes

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33. Conflicts over water sharing between Bihar and neighboring states can arise due to:

Inter-state river disputes
Increasing water demand
Climate change impacts
All of the above

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34. The major river flowing through Bihar is:

Brahmaputra
Ganga (Ganges)
Yamuna
Godavari

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35. Scheduled Tribes in India are recognized under the:

Constitution of India
Right to Education Act
National Food Security Act
Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA)

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36. Red soils are found in the southern parts of Bihar and are characterized by their:

Dark color
High clay content
Richness in iron and aluminum oxides
Waterlogging tendency

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soils are found in the southern parts of Bihar and are characterized by their:

37. Promoting micro-irrigation techniques like drip and sprinkler irrigation in Bihar can help:

Conserve water resources
Increase crop yields
Reduce energy consumption
All of the above

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38. The Bihar State Industrial Development Corporation (BSIDC) plays a role in:

Developing industrial estates
Providing financial assistance to industries
plays a role in: a) Developing industrial estates b) Providing financial assistance to industries c) Facilitating land acquisition
All of the above

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39. Bhagalpur is famous for its production of ______ silk:

Tussar
Muga
Eri
Mulberry

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40. Potential limitations of census data include:

Undercounting of marginalized populations
Inaccuracies due to self-reporting
Time lag between collection and release
All of the above

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