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21. The “Look East Policy” of India could potentially enhance opportunities for:

Mineral trade with neighboring countries

Technology transfer

Infrastructure development

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe “Look East Policy” of India could potentially enhance opportunities for:

22. The Loktak Lake is a unique feature of Manipur’s landscape and is known for its:

Floating islands (phumdis)

Volcanic origin

Saltwater ecosystem

Waterfalls

Detailed SolutionThe Loktak Lake is a unique feature of Manipur’s landscape and is known for its:

23. The “Nirdhar” program in Maharashtra aims to:

Address student dropout rates

Promote girls' education

Enhance digital literacy

Improve school infrastructure

Detailed SolutionThe “Nirdhar” program in Maharashtra aims to:

24. The Nobel Prize winner in Economics who has roots in Maharashtra is:

Amartya Sen

Abhijit Banerjee

Muhammad Yunus

Kailash Satyarthi

Detailed SolutionThe Nobel Prize winner in Economics who has roots in Maharashtra is:

25. The most common mental health disorders in Maharashtra are:

Depression

Anxiety

Bipolar disorder

Schizophrenia

Detailed SolutionThe most common mental health disorders in Maharashtra are:

26. The Siroi Hills in Manipur are known for their:

Shirui Lily

Waterfalls

Tea plantations

Cave systems

Detailed SolutionThe Siroi Hills in Manipur are known for their:

27. The monsoon season in Manipur is crucial for the cultivation of:

Rice

Wheat

Maize

Tea

Detailed SolutionThe monsoon season in Manipur is crucial for the cultivation of:

28. The most common type of migration in Manipur is:

Rural to urban

Urban to rural

Intra-state

Inter-state

Detailed SolutionThe most common type of migration in Manipur is:

29. The celebration of festivals in Manipur often includes:

Use of flowers and plants

Rituals related to nature

Folklore about forests

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe celebration of festivals in Manipur often includes:

30. Rainwater harvesting techniques are being promoted in Manipur to:

Supplement irrigation

Recharge groundwater

Reduce dependence on rivers

All of the above

Detailed SolutionRainwater harvesting techniques are being promoted in Manipur to:

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