Madhya Pradesh state GK MCQ

21. The Mahi River originates in Madhya Pradesh and flows towards:

Gujarat
Maharashtra
Rajasthan
Uttar Pradesh

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22. Which river system played a crucial role in the development of early civilizations in Madhya Pradesh?

Narmada
Chambal
Ganga
Godavari

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23. Common fishing methods used in Madhya Pradesh include:

Cast nets
Gill nets
Line fishing
All of the above

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24. Madhya Pradesh still faces challenges in areas such as:

Malnutrition
Gender inequality
Access to quality education
All of the above

Detailed

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SolutionMadhya Pradesh still faces challenges in areas such as:

25. Which Maratha clan established their rule over Indore?

Holkars
Scindias
Bhonsles
Gaekwads

Detailed SolutionWhich

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Maratha clan established their rule over Indore?

26. Intensive agriculture and excessive use of fertilizers can lead to:

Soil erosion
Soil degradation
Soil salinization
All of the above

Detailed

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SolutionIntensive agriculture and excessive use of fertilizers can lead to:

27. The average maximum temperature during summers in Madhya Pradesh can reach up to:

20°C
30°C
40°C
50°C

Detailed SolutionThe average maximum

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temperature during summers in Madhya Pradesh can reach up to:

28. Madhya Pradesh is a major producer of:

Wheat and soybeans
Coffee and tea
Jute and rubber
Spices and coconut

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29. The reorganization of states in 1956 led to the creation of Madhya Pradesh with ____ as its capital.

Jabalpur
Bhopal
Gwalior
Indore

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30. The Malwa Plateau is known for its cultivation of:

Wheat and soybean
Rice and jute
Tea and coffee
Mango and cashew

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