Telangana and Karnataka GK MCQ

31. A UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka known for its intricate carvings:

Hampi
Badami Caves
Pattadakal
Mahabalipuram

Detailed SolutionA UNESCO World Heritage Site in Karnataka known for its intricate carvings:

32. Identify a district in Telangana known for its textile industry:

Sircilla
Nalgonda
Warangal
Medak

Detailed SolutionIdentify a district in Telangana known for its textile industry:

33. The ‘Tribal Research Institute’ in Mysore is dedicated to:

Documenting tribal culture
Studying tribal development
Promoting tribal welfare
All of the above

Detailed SolutionThe ‘Tribal Research Institute’ in Mysore is dedicated to:

34. The capital of the mighty Vijayanagara Empire, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site:

Halebidu
Pattadakal
Hampi
Badami

Detailed SolutionThe capital of the mighty Vijayanagara Empire, now a UNESCO World Heritage Site:

35. Which technique is used for the exploration of deep-seated mineral deposits?

Aerial Surveys
Satellite Imagery
Geophysical Surveys
Ground-penetrating Radar

Detailed SolutionWhich technique is used for the exploration of deep-seated mineral deposits?

36. Which of these factors is a challenge for Telangana’s cropping patterns?

Climate change
Declining soil fertility
Market fluctuations
All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich of these factors is a challenge for Telangana’s cropping patterns?

37. The Musi River is a tributary of which major Telangana river?

Krishna
Godavari
Pranahita
Manjira

Detailed SolutionThe Musi River is a tributary of which major Telangana river?

38. Telangana is a major producer of which fruit crop?

Mango
Banana
Citrus (Oranges/Limes)
Grapes

Detailed SolutionTelangana is a major producer of which fruit crop?

39. Which emerging technology has the potential to transform Telangana’s manufacturing sector?

Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Internet of Things (IoT)
3D Printing
All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich emerging technology has the potential to transform Telangana’s manufacturing sector?

40. Hyderabad State became part of independent India in 1948 through:

Negotiated settlement
Military operation (Operation Polo)
Popular referendum
Act of the British Parliament

Detailed SolutionHyderabad State became part of independent India in 1948 through:

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