Haryana GK MCQ

11. Which state borders Haryana to the north?

Punjab
Himachal Pradesh
Uttar Pradesh
Jammu and Kashmir

Detailed SolutionWhich state borders Haryana to the north?

12. Which region of Haryana had a concentration of large zamindari estates?

Rohtak and Karnal districts
Ambala and Hisar districts
Gurgaon and Faridabad districts
Panipat and Sonipat districts

Detailed SolutionWhich region of Haryana had a concentration of large zamindari estates?

13. Haryana celebrates a vibrant festival dedicated to the colors of spring.

This festival is called: Holi
Basant Panchami
Onam
Bihu

Detailed SolutionHaryana celebrates a vibrant festival dedicated to the colors of spring.

14. The Haryana budget is presented by the state’s:

Finance Minister
Chief Minister
Governor
Speaker of the Assembly

Detailed SolutionThe Haryana budget is presented by the state’s:

15. Haryana’s mineral resources support industries like:

Construction
Ceramics
Glassmaking
All of the above

Detailed SolutionHaryana’s mineral resources support industries like:

16. Which of these is a major non-tax revenue source for Haryana?

Dividends from state-owned enterprises
Grants from the Central Government
Fees and fines
All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich of these is a major non-tax revenue source for Haryana?

17. In the Shivalik Hills, you might find:

Sal forests
Chir pine forests
Mixed deciduous forests
All of the above

Detailed SolutionIn the Shivalik Hills, you might find:

18. Haryana’s population density is:

Higher than the national average
Lower than the national average
About the same as the national average
Varies greatly within the state

Detailed SolutionHaryana’s population density is:

19. The ‘Saksham Haryana’ project focuses on:

Improving school infrastructure
Teacher training
Digital education initiatives
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Saksham Haryana’ project focuses on:

20. Haryana’s own tax revenue primarily comes from:

Sales tax (GST)
Income tax
Property tax
Excise duties

Detailed SolutionHaryana’s own tax revenue primarily comes from:

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