sikkim GK MCQ

441. Sikkim’s road network is primarily maintained by the:

National Highways Authority of India (NHAI)
State PWD
Roads & Bridges Department (Sikkim)
Private companies

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442. Collaboration between industries and educational institutions in Sikkim can help:

Address the skills gap
Promote research and development
Create a skilled workforce aligned with industry needs
All of the above

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443. Sikkim aims to become a hub for IT and knowledge-based industries by:

Creating technology parks
Promoting skill development
Attracting investments
All of the above

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444. Sikkim’s monasteries are known for their beautiful:

Murals and frescoes
Gardens and courtyards
Illuminated manuscripts
Stained glass windows

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445. Handicrafts from Sikkim are an important export, showcasing:

Traditional skills and unique designs
Cultural heritage
Local craftsmanship
All of the above

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446. Despite Sikkim’s relative stability, the British were likely concerned about the potential for:

The revolt spreading to Sikkim
Tibetan or Nepali forces taking advantage of the situation
Unrest among Sikkimese people inspired by the revolt

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447. Processing plants for agricultural products like ginger and cardamom can add value to:

Sikkim's exports
Farmers' income
Regional supply chains
All of the above

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448. The first Chogyal (King) of Sikkim was:

Tensung Namgyal
Phuntsog Namgyal
Palden Thondup Namgyal
Chamna Dorji Namgyal

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449. Plans for infrastructure development in Sikkim prioritize:

Improved connectivity (roads, bridges, etc.)
Renewable energy (hydropower, solar)
Access to essential services (health, education)
All of the above

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450. The ‘old laws’ protected under Article 371F refer to laws in force:

During British colonial rule
Under the Chogyal of Sikkim
Throughout the Indian independence movement

Detailed SolutionThe ‘old laws’ protected under Article 371F refer to laws in force:

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