punjab GK MCQ

11. Land reforms after independence aimed at:

Abolishing the zamindari system
Redistributing land to tillers
Introducing tenancy rights
All of the above

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12. The Ranjit Sagar Dam Wildlife Sanctuary is home to a variety of:

Deer species
Birds
Reptiles
All of the above

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13. What is the approximate longitude range of Punjab?

73° to 75° East
74° to 76° East
75° to 77° East
76° to 78° East

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14. Which of these crops is an example of a root vegetable grown in Punjab?

Radish
Spinach
Beans
Capsicum

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15. The relationship between the British and the rulers of feudatory states could be characterized as:

Always hostile
Collaborative at times
Based on mutual distrust
Marked by frequent uprisings

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16. The rise of Jainism and Buddhism in Punjab challenged the dominance of:

Vedic Brahmanism
Greek polytheism
Persian Zoroastrianism
Chinese Confucianism

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17. The Punjab government promotes cooperative societies for fishers to improve:

Marketing of fish
Access to credit
Collective bargaining power
All of the above

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18. The Bharatas and Purus were prominent tribes in Punjab during the:

Early Vedic Period
Later Vedic Period
Mauryan Period
Gupta Period

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19. The Punjab State Wildlife Board plays a crucial role in:

Wildlife conservation policy
Managing protected areas
Conducting wildlife surveys
All of the above

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20. Which natural resource is found in abundance in the Shivalik Hills of Punjab?

Iron ore
Coal
Limestone
Bauxite

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SolutionWhich natural resource is found in abundance in the Shivalik Hills of Punjab?

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