Maharashtra GK MCQ

31. Challenges to crop rotation and intercropping in Manipur might include:

Limited land availability
Lack of knowledge
Market preferences
All of the above

Detailed SolutionChallenges to crop rotation and intercropping in Manipur might include:

32. Manipur’s landscape is predominantly characterized by:

Rolling hills
Vast plains
Coastal regions
Desert terrain

Detailed SolutionManipur’s landscape is predominantly characterized by:

33. The Loktak Hydroelectric Project is a major source of power in Manipur and is located on the:

Manipur River
Imphal River
Barak River
Yu River

Detailed SolutionThe Loktak Hydroelectric Project is a major source of power in Manipur and is located on the:

34. The hill ranges of Manipur are an extension of the :

Himalayas
Aravalli Range
Western Ghats
Vindhya Range

Detailed SolutionThe hill ranges of Manipur are an extension of the :

35. The primary agency responsible for geological surveys and mineral exploration in Manipur is the:

Geological Survey of India (GSI)
Directorate of Geology and Mining, Manipur
Central Mine Planning and Design Institute
Private mining companies

Detailed SolutionThe primary agency responsible for geological surveys and mineral exploration in Manipur is the:

36. Population density is highest in:

The Imphal Valley
The coastal regions
The hilly regions
Remote border areas

Detailed SolutionPopulation density is highest in:

37. Manipur has a suitable climate for growing a variety of:

Fruits
Vegetables
Flowers
All of the above

Detailed SolutionManipur has a suitable climate for growing a variety of:

38. Poultry farming in Manipur is an important source of:

Eggs
Meat
Both A & B
Manure

Detailed SolutionPoultry farming in Manipur is an important source of:

39. Potential value-addition activities in animal husbandry in Manipur include:

Meat processing
Dairy product manufacturing
Leather goods
All of the above

Detailed SolutionPotential value-addition activities in animal husbandry in Manipur include:

40. The first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal was:

Karnam Malleswari
Sania Mirza
P.V. Sindhu
Saina Nehwal

Detailed SolutionThe first Indian woman to win an Olympic medal was:

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