Kerala state GK MCQ

31. The Kulasekhara dynasty, which ruled Kerala around 9th century CE, had their capital at:

Kollam
Kannur
Mahodayapuram
Kottayam Answer: c

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32. Who led the Paliyam Satyagraha against social discrimination?

T.K. Madhavan
Poykayil Appachan
Ayyankali
Pandit Karuppan

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33. The 73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments provided for the strengthening of:

Central Government
State Legislatures
Panchayati Raj and Municipalities
Judiciary

Detailed SolutionThe

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73rd and 74th Constitutional Amendments provided for the strengthening of:

34. William Logan, the British administrator of Malabar, is known for authoring the:

Kerala Manual
Cochin Gazetteer
Malabar Manual
Travancore State Manual

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35. The ‘Verumpattam’ and ‘Kanapattam’ were forms of:

Tax collection
Tenancy rights
Ritual practice
Village administration

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36. K. R. Narayanan, the former President of India, was born in which district of Kerala?

Kottayam
Thrissur
Kollam
Alappuzha

Detailed SolutionK. R.

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Narayanan, the former President of India, was born in which district of Kerala?

37. A colorful dance form where performers dress up as peacocks is:

Ottamthullal
Mayilattam
Kummattikali
Kaikottikali

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38. The Virippu season in Kerala coincides with the:

Northeast Monsoon
Southwest Monsoon
Winter months
Summer months Answer: b

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39. The directive principle of protecting the environment is enshrined in :

Article 47
Article 48A
Article 51
Article 51A (g)

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40. The smallest district of Kerala in terms of area is:

Pathanamthitta
Alappuzha
Kottayam
Kollam

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