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11. Balancing development needs with the fragile Himalayan ecosystem is a key challenge for Sikkim’s:

Resource management

Infrastructure projects

Tourism growth

All of the above

Detailed SolutionBalancing development needs with the fragile Himalayan ecosystem is a key challenge for Sikkim’s:

12. Traditional occupations of many ST communities in Sikkim include:

Agriculture and animal husbandry

Hunting and gathering

Fishing

Trade and commerce

Detailed SolutionTraditional occupations of many ST communities in Sikkim include:

13. The Sikkim Bhutia Lepcha Apex Committee (SIBLAC) plays a role in:

Advocating for tribal rights

Promoting cultural heritage

plays a role in: a) Advocating for tribal rights b) Promoting cultural heritage c) Participating in political processes

All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe Sikkim Bhutia Lepcha Apex Committee (SIBLAC) plays a role in:

14. Changes introduced during the British period, like elements of the zamindari system, might have contributed to:

Improved agricultural productivity

Landlessness and economic inequality

Strengthening traditional community ownership

Greater protection for tenant farmers

Detailed SolutionChanges introduced during the British period, like elements of the zamindari system, might have contributed to:

15. Migrant workers in Sikkim often face challenges like:

Low wages

Poor working conditions

Lack of social security

All of the above

Detailed SolutionMigrant workers in Sikkim often face challenges like:

16. Traces of the zamindari system might still be visible in Sikkim’s:

Rural architecture

Social hierarchies

Land disputes

All of the above

Detailed SolutionTraces of the zamindari system might still be visible in Sikkim’s:

17. Renowned centers for Thangka painting in Sikkim include:

Rumtek Monastery

Gangtok's Institute of Tibetology

Pemayangtse Monastery

All of the above

Detailed SolutionRenowned centers for Thangka painting in Sikkim include:

18. In Hindu mythology, Mount Kanchenjunga is considered the abode of:

Lord Shiva

Lord Vishnu

Goddess Parvati

Indra, the King of Gods

Detailed SolutionIn Hindu mythology, Mount Kanchenjunga is considered the abode of:

19. Which scheme supports the production and marketing of traditional handicrafts in Sikkim?

CM's Startup Scheme

Deen Dayal Upadhyaya Grameen Kaushalya Yojana

Vocal for Local

Mukhya Mantri Hastkala Yojana

Detailed SolutionWhich scheme supports the production and marketing of traditional handicrafts in Sikkim?

20. Limited resources and a small population can be a challenge for Sikkim’s:

Ability to offer competitive tax rates

Long-term economic sustainability

Revenue generation capacity

All of the above

Detailed SolutionLimited resources and a small population can be a challenge for Sikkim’s:

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