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21. The Census of India is conducted after every:

5 years

10 years

15 years

20 years

Detailed SolutionThe Census of India is conducted after every:

22. Nongkrem Dance, although primarily a Khasi festival, witnesses participation from:

Neighboring tribes

Tourists from other states

Government officials

International visitors

Detailed SolutionNongkrem Dance, although primarily a Khasi festival, witnesses participation from:

23. Run-of-river hydropower projects are suitable for Meghalaya due to:

High rainfall and steep gradients

Large reservoir potential

Flat terrain

Low population density

Detailed SolutionRun-of-river hydropower projects are suitable for Meghalaya due to:

24. Jhum cultivation (shifting cultivation) is a traditional agricultural practice of:

Many tribal groups in Meghalaya

Primarily the Khasi people

Primarily the Garo people

Primarily the Jaintia people

Detailed SolutionJhum cultivation (shifting cultivation) is a traditional agricultural practice of:

25. The literacy rate in Meghalaya has shown improvement over decades, but disparities exist between:

Males and females

Urban and rural areas

Different tribal groups

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe literacy rate in Meghalaya has shown improvement over decades, but disparities exist between:

26. Meghalaya’s HDI ranking among Indian states indicates its:

Overall development level compared to others

Government's popularity

Natural resource abundance

Climatic conditions

Detailed SolutionMeghalaya’s HDI ranking among Indian states indicates its:

27. Which district in Meghalaya has the highest population?

East Khasi Hills

West Garo Hills

Ri Bhoi

South West Khasi Hills

Detailed SolutionWhich district in Meghalaya has the highest population?

28. Which type of tax contributes significantly to Meghalaya’s own revenue?

Goods and Services Tax (GST)

Direct taxes (income, corporate)

Agricultural land tax

Wealth tax

Detailed SolutionWhich type of tax contributes significantly to Meghalaya’s own revenue?

29. The Geological Survey of India (GSI) plays a role in:

Exploring Meghalaya's mineral potential

Regulating mining activities

Promoting sustainable mineral extraction

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe Geological Survey of India (GSI) plays a role in:

30. Natural disasters, like floods and landslides, pose a challenge to development in Meghalaya due to its:

Hilly terrain

High rainfall

Dense forests

All of the above

Detailed SolutionNatural disasters, like floods and landslides, pose a challenge to development in Meghalaya due to its:

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