sikkim GK MCQ

11. Sikkim’s declaration as India’s first fully organic state highlights a commitment to:

Sustainable agriculture
Environmental conservation
Promoting traditional farming practices
All of the above

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12. Transportation challenges in Sikkim make it difficult to:

Transport minerals to processing units
Access remote mining areas
Export minerals
All of the above

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13. Rooftop solar installations are being encouraged in Sikkim through:

Subsidies and financial incentives
Net-metering policies
Awareness campaigns
All of the above

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14. The practice of shifting cultivation (jhum cultivation) is prevalent among some ST communities in Sikkim. This practice involves:

Intensive farming on permanent plots of land
Crop rotation
Clearing forest land for temporary cultivation
Nomadic movement with livestock

Detailed SolutionThe practice

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of shifting cultivation (jhum cultivation) is prevalent among some ST communities in Sikkim. This practice involves:

15. The British might have increased their military presence near Sikkim’s borders during the Revolt as a:

Precaution
Show of force
Preparation for a possible invasion
Logistical necessity

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SolutionThe British might have increased their military presence near Sikkim’s borders during the Revolt as a:

16. Religious tourism in Sikkim centers around:

Hindu temples
Buddhist monasteries
Churches and mosques
Sikh Gurudwaras

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17. E-governance initiatives in Sikkim aim to improve:

Transparency and accountability
Efficiency in service delivery
Citizen participation
All of the above

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18. Themes explored by contemporary Sikkimese painters might include:

Social issues
Environmental concerns
Personal interpretations of tradition
All of the above

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19. Limited availability of flat, arable land is a challenge for:

Large-scale agriculture
Tourism infrastructure development
Industrial expansion
All of the above

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20. The Chogyal Palden Thondup Namgyal’s stance towards the merger with India was one of:

Strong support
Resigned acceptance
Outright opposition
Neutrality

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Chogyal Palden Thondup Namgyal’s stance towards the merger with India was one of:

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