11. Punjab was incorporated into the Gupta Empire under the rule of:

Chandragupta Maurya
Samudragupta
Chandragupta II
Skandagupta

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12. Which was the largest and most powerful princely state in Punjab?

Patiala
Kapurthala
Jind
Faridkot

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13. The Panchayati Raj system in Punjab aims to promote:

Decentralized governance
Industrial development
Urban planning
Social welfare programs

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14. The practice of raising fish in ponds or tanks is known as:

Aquaculture
Fish harvesting
Angling
Fish processing

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SolutionThe practice of raising fish in ponds or tanks is known as:

15. Which of these birds is commonly found in Punjab’s wetlands?

Painted Stork
Sarus Crane
Spot-billed Pelican
All of the above

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16. The natural vegetation of Punjab has been largely modified due to:

Extensive agriculture
Urbanization
Industrialization
All of the above

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17. The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes plays a role in:

Safeguarding ST rights
Policy formulation
Monitoring welfare schemes
All of the above

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18. Durries, flat-woven rugs, are a popular craft in Punjab and are often made from:

Cotton and wool
Silk
Jute
Recycled materials

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a popular craft in Punjab and are often made from:

19. The Green Revolution led to significant increases in agricultural productivity, but also raised concerns about:

Environmental sustainability
Income inequality
Excessive reliance on groundwater
All of the above

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20. The British divide-and-rule policy intensified in Punjab, favoring certain communities based on their perceived loyalty during the Revolt. This exacerbated:

Communal tensions
Caste divisions
Economic disparities
All of the above

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