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31. Which region of Karnataka is known for its mango cultivation?

Northern plains

Coastal Karnataka

Malnad

Southern districts

Detailed SolutionWhich region of Karnataka is known for its mango cultivation?

32. Karnataka is famous for growing which type of banana?

Yelakki

Cavendish

Red Banana

Plantain

Detailed SolutionKarnataka is famous for growing which type of banana?

33. The term referring to the difference between the government’s revenue and expenditures:

Surplus

Deficit

Debt

Balance of payments

Detailed SolutionThe term referring to the difference between the government’s revenue and expenditures:

34. The States Reorganisation Act of 1956 led to the formation of:

Andhra Pradesh

Telangana

Maharashtra

Karnataka

Detailed SolutionThe States Reorganisation Act of 1956 led to the formation of:

35. Which institution plays a role in irrigation research and technology development in Telangana?

ICAR-Indian Institute of Water Management (IIWM)

Central Water Commission (CW

C) Irrigation Department, Government of Telangana

All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich institution plays a role in irrigation research and technology development in Telangana?

36. Which scheme is a flagship development program of the Telangana government?

Mission Kakatiya

Rythu Bandhu

Mission Bhagiratha

All of the above

Detailed SolutionWhich scheme is a flagship development program of the Telangana government?

37. Winter in Karnataka is mild with:

Occasional frost

Sub-zero temperatures

Pleasant and dry weather

Heavy fog

Detailed SolutionWinter in Karnataka is mild with:

38. The dominant soil type found in Karnataka is:

Alluvial soil

Laterite soil

Red soil

Black soil

Detailed SolutionThe dominant soil type found in Karnataka is:

39. Drip irrigation is extensively promoted in Telangana’s horticulture due to:

Water efficiency

Improved crop yields

Reduced fertilizer leaching

All of the above

Detailed SolutionDrip irrigation is extensively promoted in Telangana’s horticulture due to:

40. The coastal region of Karnataka known for its unique cuisine:

Konkan

Malabar

Coromandel

Tulu Nadu

Detailed SolutionThe coastal region of Karnataka known for its unique cuisine:

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