Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ

31. Which of these is NOT a protected forest area in Telangana?

Pakhal Wildlife Sanctuary
Manjira Wildlife Sanctuary
Nagarjuna Sagar-Srisailam Tiger Reserve
Indira Gandhi Zoological Park

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of these is NOT a protected forest area in Telangana?

32. The festival where women carry decorated pots on their heads as a tribute to a local goddess:

Karaga
Kail Muhurtham
Hampi Utsav
Varamahalakshmi

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a local goddess:" class="read-more button" href="https://exam.pscnotes.com/mcq/the-festival-where-women-carry-decorated-pots-on-their-heads-as-a-tribute-to-a-local-goddess/#more-61653">Detailed SolutionThe festival where women carry decorated pots on their heads as a tribute to a local goddess:

33. The traditional attire of Kodava men in Karnataka includes a:

Dhoti
Lungi
Mundu
Chediya

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SolutionThe traditional attire of Kodava men in Karnataka includes a:

34. The Bannerghatta Biological Park includes:

Zoo
Safari
Butterfly Park
All of the above

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35. The princely state of Hyderabad, of which parts were in present-day Karnataka, was ruled by the:

Nizams
Adil Shahis
Marathas
Mughals

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state of Hyderabad, of which parts were in present-day Karnataka, was ruled by the:

36. Government policies can influence migration patterns by:

Promoting regional development
Creating employment opportunities
Addressing urban-rural disparities
All of the above

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37. Archaeological discoveries in Karnataka shed light on:

Prehistoric settlements
Megalithic cultures
Ancient urban centers
All of the above

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38. The primary government department responsible for health and family welfare in Karnataka:

Department of Health and Family Welfare
Ministry of Health and Family Welfare (Central)
Indian Council of Medical Research
National Health Authority

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39. Karnataka’s state animal, found in its lush forests:

Lion-tailed Macaque
Indian Elephant
Bengal Tiger
One-horned Rhinoceros

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40. The study of former princely states and zamindaris helps us understand Karnataka’s:

Political history
Social structures
Economic systems
All of the above

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