351. The concept of ‘Usual Resident’ in the Census refers to a person who has been residing in a place for at least:

3 months
6 months
9 months
1 year

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352. The British encouraged migration from Punjab to other colonies for:

Plantation labor
Military service
Construction projects
All of the above

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353. The Qila Mubarak is an important historical fort located in:

Patiala
Bathinda
Amritsar
Ludhiana

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354. The Revolt of 1857 had limited support in Punjab mainly because:

Sikh soldiers remained loyal to the British
People were content with British rule
Fear of reprisals
Lack of strong leadership

Detailed SolutionThe Revolt of 1857 had limited support in Punjab mainly because:

355. Which princely state was known for its advanced education system and the establishment of the Yadavindra Public School?

Patiala
Jind
Nabha
Bahawalpur

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state was known for its advanced education system and the establishment of the Yadavindra Public School?

356. The system of Lok Adalats in Punjab provides a mechanism for:

Speedy and affordable dispute resolution
Implementation of welfare schemes
Police recruitment
Tax collection

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357. After India’s independence, the feudatory states of Punjab were integrated into:

Pakistan
PEPSU (Patiala & East Punjab States Union)
Haryana
Himachal Pradesh

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358. Which treaty marked the end of the Sikh Empire and annexation of Punjab by the British?

Treaty of Amritsar
Treaty of Lahore
Treaty of Gandamak
Treaty of Simla

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359. Punjab’s culture is globally recognized for its:

Bhangra dance and music
Cuisine
Religious traditions
All of the above

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360. Punjab is known for its fertile plains formed primarily by the:

Indo-Gangetic Plain
Deccan Plateau
Thar Desert
Coastal Plains

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