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41. Which district in Odisha typically has the highest malnutrition rates?

Nabarangpur

Malkangiri

Kandhamal

Rayagada

Detailed SolutionWhich district in Odisha typically has the highest malnutrition rates?

42. The 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, which strengthened Panchayati Raj Institutions, was enacted in the year:

1959

1977

1992

2000

Detailed SolutionThe 73rd Constitutional Amendment Act, which strengthened Panchayati Raj Institutions, was enacted in the year:

43. Which district of Odisha is known as the ‘Aluminum City’ of India?

Koraput

Jharsuguda

Angul

Keonjhar

Detailed SolutionWhich district of Odisha is known as the ‘Aluminum City’ of India?

44. The total population of Odisha as per the latest census is approximately:

25 million

35 million

45 million

55 million.

Detailed SolutionThe total population of Odisha as per the latest census is approximately:

45. A government scheme aimed at improving the educational outcomes of tribal students in Odisha is the: *

Odisha State Tribal Education and Development Society

Pre-Matric and Post-Matric Scholarships

Ashram Schools

All of the above

Detailed SolutionA government scheme aimed at improving the educational outcomes of tribal students in Odisha is the: *

46. The ‘SMART School Transformation’ program in Odisha focuses on:

Digitization of classrooms

Teacher training

Holistic school improvement

Construction of new schools

Detailed SolutionThe ‘SMART School Transformation’ program in Odisha focuses on:

47. The ‘Ekalabya Puraskar’ is an award instituted to recognize promising young talent in:

Sports

Music

Literature

Social work

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Ekalabya Puraskar’ is an award instituted to recognize promising young talent in:

48. The growth of Odia nationalism in the late 19th century was fostered by: *

The Utkal Sammilani movement

Development of Odia literature

Opposition to the partition of Bengal (1905)

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe growth of Odia nationalism in the late 19th century was fostered by: *

49. The ‘5T’ governance model in Odisha stands for:

Teamwork, Technology, Transparency, Time, Transformation

Transparency, Taxation, Tourism, Technology, Trade

Time, Technology, Trade, Tourism, Taxation

None of the above

Detailed SolutionThe ‘5T’ governance model in Odisha stands for:

50. The ‘Odisha Adarsh Vidyalaya’ scheme aims to establish:

Residential schools in tribal areas

Vocational training centers

Model schools with quality infrastructure

Colleges in rural areas

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Odisha Adarsh Vidyalaya’ scheme aims to establish:

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