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11. Nagaland’s forests are a rich source of:

Medicinal plants

Non-timber forest products

Wildlife habitat

All of the above

Detailed SolutionNagaland’s forests are a rich source of:

12. A notable change in Nagaland’s population since the 1951 Census is:

A decrease in population density

A decline in the sex ratio

Rapid urbanization

A large increase in the female population

Detailed SolutionA notable change in Nagaland’s population since the 1951 Census is:

13. The Nagaland State Agricultural Marketing Board plays a role in: *

Providing market access to farmers

Regulating agricultural produce markets

Promoting value addition and processing

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe Nagaland State Agricultural Marketing Board plays a role in: *

14. A challenge to horticulture development in Nagaland is:

Limited infrastructure

Post-harvest losses

Lack of market access

All of the above

Detailed SolutionA challenge to horticulture development in Nagaland is:

15. Fishing in Nagaland primarily takes place in:

Rivers

Lakes

Ponds

All of the above

Detailed SolutionFishing in Nagaland primarily takes place in:

16. The government of Nagaland promotes crop diversification to:

Reduce dependence on a single crop

Enhance food security

Generate higher income

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe government of Nagaland promotes crop diversification to:

17. A challenge to livestock development in Nagaland is:

Limited fodder availability

Prevalence of diseases

Lack of access to veterinary care

All of the above

Detailed SolutionA challenge to livestock development in Nagaland is:

18. The Census of India is conducted on a:

Annual basis

Bi-annual basis

Quinquennial basis

Decennial basis

Detailed SolutionThe Census of India is conducted on a:

19. To improve rural electrification in Nagaland, the government promotes:

Off-grid solutions

Decentralized renewable energy

Microgrids

All of the above

Detailed SolutionTo improve rural electrification in Nagaland, the government promotes:

20. Shifting cultivation (Jhum) in Nagaland has impacted vegetation by leading to:

Forest fragmentation

Increased biodiversity

Soil erosion

Improved forest cover

Detailed SolutionShifting cultivation (Jhum) in Nagaland has impacted vegetation by leading to:

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