181. Sikkim has representation in the Indian Parliament through:

Seats in the Lok Sabha
Seats in the Rajya Sabha
Both Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha
Special non-voting observers

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182. Sikkim’s historical conflicts with Nepal often stemmed from:

Territorial disputes
Trade competition
Religious differences
Dynastic rivalries

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183. The Sikkim Legislative Assembly is the state’s:

Law-making body
Court system
Police headquarters
Central government liaison office

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184. The last Chogyal of Sikkim was:

Palden Thondup Namgyal
Wangchuk Tenzing Namgyal
Tashi Namgyal
Sidkeong Namgyal

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185. The early kingdom of ‘Indrakil’ mentioned in Buddhist texts, is believed by some historians to have been located in the region of:

Modern-day Sikkim
Nepal
Bhutan
Tibet

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is believed by some historians to have been located in the region of:

186. One aim of archaeological research in Sikkim is to:

Better understand the region's history and cultural evolution
Promote tourism
Reconstruct historical structures
All of the above

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187. The Census is important for:

Policymaking and resource allocation
Understanding demographic changes
Social research
All of the above

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188. ‘Lepcha weave’, a traditional Sikkimese textile style, usually features:

Bright colors and bold patterns
Subtle geometric designs
Embroidery with religious symbols
Depictions of flora and fauna

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189. Archaeological finds in Sikkim, like stupas and coins, suggest influences from the:

Kushana Empire
Maurya Empire
Shunga Empire
Gupta Empire

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190. Many ST communities in Sikkim maintain strong connections to their:

Ancestral lands
Traditional knowledge systems
Spirituality and animistic beliefs
All of the above

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