Rajasthan GK Question Sample Paper- 1

Q.1 चित्र कला के लिए प्रसिद्ध संग्रहालय ‘सरस्वती भण्डार कहां है ?

A. उदयपुर

B. जोधपुर

C. बूंदी

D. कोटा

Ans:A

Q.2 सर्वाधिक समय तक मुख्यमंत्री रहने का रिकोर्ड किनके नाम है ?

A. मोहनलाल सुखाडिया

B. भेरूसिंह शेखावत

C. अशोक गहलोत

D. हीरालाल शाश्त्री

Ans: A

Q.3 धावा डोली अभ्यारण किसके संरक्षण के लिए प्रसिद्ध है

A. घड़ियाल

B. कृष्ण मृग

C. सर्प

D. गोडावन

Ans:B

Q.4 "कोठारी नदी" के किनारे बसा एक प्रमुख शहर है

A. भीलवाडा

B. पाली

C. जयपुर

D. कोटा

Ans: A

Q.5 "फाइसागर" झील कहाँ स्थित है ?

A. उदयपुर

B. जोधपुर

C. अजमेर

D. बीकानेर

Ans: C

Q.6 तेजाजी का मेला कहाँ आयोजित होता है ?

A. कुचामन सिटी

B. मेड़ता सिटी

C. देशनोक

D. परबतसर

Ans: D

Q.7 रेगिस्तान का कल्पवृक्ष है

A. बबूल

B. बरगद

C. रोहिडा

D. खेजड़ी

Ans: D

Q.8 नेवलों की पूजा किस दिन की जाती है

A. गुरु पूर्णिमा

B. निडरी नवमी

C. योगिनी एकादशी

D. नेवालाष्टमी

Ans: B

Q.9 संतरा उत्पादन की दृष्टि से राजस्थान का नागपुर किसे कहा जाता है

A. गंगानगर

B. बांसवाडा

C. कोटा

D. झालावाड़

Ans: D

Q.10 "कैला देवी" की आराधना में गाये जाने वाले गीत है

A. लांगुरिया

B. हिंडो

C. इंडोनी

D. लावणी

Ans: A

Q.11 लोक देवता "तेजाजी का प्रतिक" क्या है ?

A. त्रिशूल

B. शेर

C. स्वास्तिक

D. सर्प

Ans: D 

Q.22 दलहन फसल है ?

A. ज्वार

B. अरहर

C. बाजरा

D. मक्का

Ans:B

Q.13 RIICO मुख्यालय स्थित है ?

A. जयपुर

B. अलवर

C. कोटा

D. जोधपुर

Ans: A

Q.14 देश में राजस्थान किसका प्रमुख उत्पादक है

A. चना

B. गेहू

C. कपास

D. सरसों

Ans: D

Q.15 "शीतला माता" मेला कहाँ लगता है

A. जयपुर

B. करौली

C. भरतपुर

D. कोटा

Ans: A 

Q.16 महाराणा प्रताप स्मारक कहाँ बना है ?

A. मोती डूंगरी

B. सज्जनगढ़

C. मोती मंगरी

D. फतेहसागर

Ans: C

Q. 17 "नटनी का चबूतरा" किस झील पर बना है ?

A. फतेहसागर झील

B. पिछोला झील

C. आनासागर झील

D. सांभर झील

Ans: B

Q. 18 चित्तौड़ का किला किसने बनवाया था ?

A. चित्रांगद मौर्य

B. महाराणा चित्रा

C. महाराणा कुम्भा

D. चन्द्रगुप्त मौर्य

Ans: A

Q. 19 वह कौन सा खनिज पत्थर है जो राजस्थान में सर्वाधिक कुल विक्रय मूल्य अर्जित करता है?

A. चुनाई का पत्थर

B. चूने का पत्थर

C. बालू पत्थर

D. संगमरमर

Ans: D

Q. 20 "कर्क रेखा" राजस्थान के किन जिलों से गुजराती है ?

A. डूंगरपुर बांसवाडा

B. जोधपुर बाड़मेर

C. उदयपुर डूंगरपुर

D. झालावाड डूंगरपुर

Ans: A

Rajasthan Patwari Exam Paper 2013, Answer Key, Result date

Rajasthan Patwari Exam Paper 2013, Answer Key: Rajasthan Revenue Board (www.bor.rajasthan.gov.in), Ajmer Rajasthan Today, 29th June 2013 has successfully conducted the Patwari Exam 2013 for 2271 post in rajasthan at different centers in Rajasthan. 
Now Patwari Exam 2013 Candidates are looking for Solved Paper of Rajasthan Patwari Exam held today, 29th June 2013 and Solution, Answer Key of Patwari Exam 2013 and Possible Patwari Exam Result 2013 date which will be shortly announced by Rajasthan Revenue Board , Ajmer but we expect Rajasthan Patwari Exam Result date will be in September 2013.  Rajasthan Patwari Exam Paper 2013 contains three section (General knowledge, General Hindi, Maths) with Duration of three Hours. Here are some of Question from Rajasthan Patwari Exam Paper 2013 based on Memory of candidates. 
Rajasthan Patwari Exam Solved Paper 2013, Answer Key:
Q.1.Which among the following is not a RABI Crop ?
A. Cereal / GEHUN
B. JO
C. Ground-nut / MOONGFALI
D. Mustard / SARSON
Ans: C
Q.2 Khatu-Shyam Temple is situated in which District ?
Ans: Sikar District
Q.3 Who is Chief Justice of India ?
Ans: Altmas Kabir
Q.4 Smallest National Highway (NH) in Rajasthan is ?
Ans: 71 B (5 Km Rewadi-Dharuheda-Alwar which have 5 Km in Alwar(Rajasthan)).
Q.5 Who is president of National Innovation Council ?
A. Kasturi Rangan
B. Nandan Nilekani
C. Sam Pitroda
D. Montek Singh
Ans: C

Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation Resettlements (LARR) Bill 2011

LARR Bill 2011: Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation Resettlements (LARR) Bill 2011 is a to ensure a humane, participatory, informed consultative and transparent process for land acquisition for industrialisation, development of essential infrastructural facilities and urbanisation with the least disturbance to the owners of the land and other affected families and provide just and fair compensation to the affected families whose land has been acquired or proposed to be acquired or are affected by such acquisition and make adequate provisions for such affected persons for their rehabilitation and resettlement thereof, and for ensuring that the cumulative outcome of compulsory acquisition should be that affected persons become partners in development leading to an improvement in their post acquisition social and economic status and for matters connected therewith or incidental thereto. 

Land Acquisition and Rehabilitation Resettlements (LARR) Bill 2011 is a much awaited bill for Land acquisition reforms and rehabilitation for the development projects in India. The bill was introduced in Lok Sabha in India on 7 September 2011. The bill will be central legislation in India for the rehabilitation and resettlement of families affected by land acquisitions. The Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement, 2011 Bill is also known as LARR Bill 2011 and LARR 2011. The Bill has 107 clauses. It is currently in public domain and India's parliament for review, as Bill number 77 of 2011. This bill has not yet been tabled in the parliament of India as on May 2013. It is under review for revisions.

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Salwa Judum and Mahendra Karma

What is Salwa Judum: Salwa Judum (meaning "Peace March") refers to a anti-insurgency operation in Chhattisgarh, which is aimed at countering the naxalite violence in the region. The militia consisting of local tribal youth receives support and training from the Chhattisgarh state government. Salwa Judum began in 2005 as a government-backed "people's resistance movement" against the Maoists. In the Gondi language of the tribals of Dantewada and Bastar, Salwa Judum means peace march. But in effect, it involved authorities arming tribal villagers to fight the Maoists. On July 5, 2011, the Supreme Court of India declared the militia as illegal and unconstitutional. The court directed the Chhattisgarh government to recover all the firearms given along with the ammunition and accessories. It also ordered the government to investigate all instances of alleged criminal activities of Salwa Judum. The use of Salwa Judum by the government for anti naxal operations was criticized for its violations of human rights, use of child soldiers and poorly trained uneducated youth for counter-insurgency roles.  However, the Salwa Judum appears to have been abandoned in Chhattisgarh state, with Chief Minister Raman Singh describing the movement as "over", because it was counterproductive and "innocent people were being killed" Singh, however, said that a "peaceful campaign" to wean locals away from supporting Maoists would continue. In a big attack on 25th May,2013 in sukuma distt,chattisgarh,salwa judum founder mahendra karma was killed by naxalites.  

Salwa Judum and Mahendra Karma: Mahendra Karma was a Congress leader from Chhattisgarh, India. He was the leader of the opposition in the Chhattisgarh Vidhan Sabha from 2004 to 2008. In 2005, he played a top role in organising the Salwa Judum movement against Naxalites (Maoists) in Chhattisgarh. He was a Minister of Industry and Commerce in the Ajit Jogi cabinet since the state formation in 2000 to 2004.. He was Killed by naxalites on 25 May 2013 in a Maoist attack while returning from a Parivartan Rally meeting organised by his party in Sukma when he was attacked. 

Q. Salwa Judum was banned by SC recently, belongs to which state ? (RAS-2012)

A. Jharkhand

B. Chhattisgarh

C. Andhra Pradesh

D. Bihar

Correct Ans:B

SABLA - Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls

SABLA Scheme aims at empowering Adolescent Girls of 11-18 years by improving their nutritional and health status,upgradation of home skills,life skills and vocational skills.The girls will be equipped with information on health and family welfare,hygiene and guidance on existing public services. Rajiv Gandhi Scheme for Empowerment of Adolescent Girls is "Sabla" The scheme would be implemented using the platform of ICDS and AWCs would be the focal point for the delivery of services.However,where infrastructure and other facilities are inadequate in AWCs,then alternative arrangements will have to be made in schools/Panchayat Community buildings. The SABLA scheme on a pilot basis has been approved by GOI initially in 200 districts(all over India).These districts have been selected from all States/UTs on the basis of a composite index based on indicators relevant to the condition of Adolescent Girls across the country.

An integrated package of services is to be provided to AGs that would be as follows-
i.  Nutrition provision
ii.  Iron and Folic Acid (IFA) supplementation 
iii.  Health check-up and Referral services
iv.  Nutrition & Health Education (NHE)
v.  Counseling/Guidance on family welfare, ARSH, child care practices and home management 
vi.  Life Skill Education and accessing public services
vii.  Vocational training for girls aged 16 and above under National Skill Development Program (NSDP).

Current Affairs - June 2013

Current Affairs Question from June 2013: 

Q.1 GDP Growth rate of India in 2012-13 in ?
A. 5 %
B. 4.5 %
C. 6 %
D. 6.5%
Ans: A 

Q.2 LPG subsidy in bank accounts Scheme launched in 18 districts from ?A. 1st August 2013
B. 1st January 2013
C. 1st June 2013
D. 15th August 2013
Ans: C

Q.3 Which place recently becomes 9th Indian reserve in Unesco world network ?A. Jantar-Manter
B. Great Nicobar Biosphere island reserve
C. Malabar Biosphere reserve
D. Bannerghatta National Park, Bangalore
Ans: B (Great Nicobar Biosphere island reserve, whose tropical wet evergreen forest hosts a wealth of animal species and medicinal plants, joins a global list of places named by UNESCO for promoting sustainable development based on local community efforts and science)

Great Nicobar now 9th Indian reserve in UNESCO World network

The Great Nicobar Biosphere island reserve, whose tropical wet evergreen forest hosts a wealth of animal species and medicinal plants, joins a global list of places named by UNESCO for promoting sustainable development based on local community efforts and science. The International Coordinating Council of Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB-ICC) under the United Nations Organisation for Education, Science and Culture designated the 103,870 hectares Great Nicobar reserve as protected, in its meeting in Paris, this week, according to a statement released by the body. With this addition, India now boasts of 9 sites that have been recognised by the United Nations organisation. The other eight are: Nilgiri (2000), Gulf of Mannar (2001), Sunderbans (2001), Nanda Devi (2004), Nokrek (2009) Pachmarhi (2009), Similipal (2009) and Achanakmar-Amarkantak (2012). 

International Coordinating Council of UNESCO’s Man and the Biosphere Programme (MAB), which met in Paris from 27 to 30 May, has added 12 sites worldwide to the World Network of Biosphere Reserves. The additions bring the total number of biosphere reserves to 621 in 117 countries. Biosphere Reserves are sites chosen by the MAB Programme to experiment with different approaches to the management of terrestrial, marine and coastal resources as well as fresh water. They also serve as in situ laboratories for sustainable development.

The new Reserves in Asia Pacific are:
1. Alakol (Kazakhstan): The Alakol reserve covers 193,089 hectares, including wetlands of world significance. It is an important Indian bird migration route, a water bird habitat and aggregation site. The bird population includes the rare Dalmatian Pelican (Pelicanus crispus) and Eurasian Spoonbill (Platalea leucorodia), both of which are endangered. The Reserve is home to 678 species of plants, six of which are endemic. The local economy is based mainly on agriculture and cattle breeding.
2. Gochang (Republic of Korea): Covering 670 square kilometres, Gochang is located in the south-west region of the country and is composed of forest, coastal and freshwater ecosystems. The tidal flats are major stopover sites for migratory birds, especially longbill and plover. Economic activities on the site include eco-tourism, organic farming and salt production.
3. Great Nicobar (India): This island biosphere reserve, covering 103,870 hectares, is characterized by tropical wet evergreen forest. It is home to 1,800 animal species, including 200 species of meiofauna in the coastal zone. The island is also home to the indigenous Shompen people, semi-nomadic hunters living inland, and the Nicobarese, who are coastal dwellers dependent on fishing and horticulture. The 6,381 inhabitants derive a wide variety of biological resources from their environment such as medicinal plants and other non-timber forest products.
4. Snake Island, Laotie Mountain, (China): Situated in the east of Dalian Lushunkou District, the site covers 9,808 hectares. It includes mountains and Snake Island, which is home to the Gloydius shedaoensis, an endemic species of the Viperidae family, inscribed on the Chinese list of endangered species since 2004. The venom of this snake has medicinal properties. The site also provides shelter to 307 bird species and ten million birds use it as stopover during migration.
5. Ziarat Juniper Forest (Pakistan): Pakistan’s largest Juniper forest is located in this reserve. The juniper forest ecosystem is of inestimable value for biodiversity conservation. It is also of great ecological significance, providing local, regional and global benefits.