31. Punjab attracts significant in-migration from which states?

Uttar Pradesh & Bihar
Jammu & Kashmir & Himachal Pradesh
Kerala & Tamil Nadu
Rajasthan & Gujarat

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32. Punjab is a major producer of wheat due to:

Fertile alluvial soils
Favorable climate
Irrigation development
All of the above

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33. The alluvial deposits of Punjab’s rivers have created:

Doabs
Canyons
Plateaus
Escarpments

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34. The concept of ‘tribal areas’ in India is primarily associated with:

Northeast India
Central India
Southern states
Himalayan states

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35. The descendants of some feudatory state rulers continue to play a role in:

Regional politics
Business and industry
Cultural preservation
All of the above

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36. Which type of soil is known for its water retentive properties and is suitable for growing cotton?

Black soil
Alluvial soil
Red soil
Laterite soil

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37. Which of these is an important fodder crop grown in Punjab?

Berseem
Maize
Sorghum
All of the above

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of these is an important fodder crop grown in Punjab?

38. Industrial focal points in Punjab are developed to provide:

Land with basic infrastructure
Subsidized power and water
Skilled labor pool
All of the above

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39. Community-based ecotourism initiatives in Punjab can promote:

Sustainable tourism practices
Local livelihoods
Environmental awareness
All of the above

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40. British construction of railways in Punjab facilitated:

Trade and economic development
Military movement
Spread of Western ideas
All of the above

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