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21. River restoration projects in Tamil Nadu might involve:

Removing encroachments

Planting trees along riverbanks

Treating wastewater

All of the above

Detailed SolutionRiver restoration projects in Tamil Nadu might involve:

22. Tamil Nadu has a long coastline of about:

500 km

1000 km

1500 km

2000 km

Detailed SolutionTamil Nadu has a long coastline of about:

23. Kanchipuram silk sarees are famous for their:

Vibrant colors and intricate borders

Tie-and-dye patterns

Block-printed motifs

Embroidered embellishments

Detailed SolutionKanchipuram silk sarees are famous for their:

24. Open-cast lignite mining can lead to:

Land degradation

Water pollution

Air pollution

All of the above

Detailed SolutionOpen-cast lignite mining can lead to:

25. The sex ratio in Tamil Nadu as per the 2011 Census is:

More females than males

More males than females

Equal number of males and females

Cannot be determined from Census data

Detailed SolutionThe sex ratio in Tamil Nadu as per the 2011 Census is:

26. Palaces and forts built by princely states are now important:

Tourist attractions

Government buildings

Heritage sites

All of the above

Detailed SolutionPalaces and forts built by princely states are now important:

27. The Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s Helpline is a mechanism for:

Grievance redressal

Natural disaster response

Promoting tourism

Providing skill training

Detailed SolutionThe Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s Helpline is a mechanism for:

28. Forest fires pose a risk to Tamil Nadu’s vegetation, especially during:

The dry summer months

The monsoon season

Winter months

Post-harvest season

Detailed SolutionForest fires pose a risk to Tamil Nadu’s vegetation, especially during:

29. The legendary Pandyan king Nedunchezhiyan is celebrated for his victory at:

Talaiyalanganam

Madurai

Kanchipuram

Venni

Detailed SolutionThe legendary Pandyan king Nedunchezhiyan is celebrated for his victory at:

30. One of the challenges faced by PRIs in Tamil Nadu is:

Lack of financial resources

Limited functional autonomy

Political interference

All of the above

Detailed SolutionOne of the challenges faced by PRIs in Tamil Nadu is:

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