States PCS: Bihar GK for BPSC and other Bihar PCS Exams
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11. In which district of Bihar, the production of Paddy is the highest?
[A] Darbhanga
[B] Bhagalpur
[C] Gaya
[D] Rohtas
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Correct Answer: D [Rohtas]
Notes:
The production of Paddy is the highest in Rohtas district. Rohtas district is also known as Rice bowl of Bihar. It has a rice mill cluster of 40 units.
Rohtas district came into existence when Shahabad District was bifurcated into Bhojpur & Rohtas in 1972. Administrative headquarter of the district is Sasaram.
12. Which of the following river is known for changing its route?
[A] Falgu
[B] Bagmati
[C] Kosi
[D] Gandak
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Correct Answer: C [Kosi]
Notes:
Kosi river is known for changing its route. It is also known as “Sorrow of Bihar”. It is a tributary of the River Ganga. It flows through Nepal, Bihar and causes immense flooding due to frequent shifting of its course that is attributed to the youthful topography of the river. It carries huge amount of water and sediments and when it enters plains it changes its coarse regularly and huge amount of sediments deposit in very less time. This further leads to overflow of water and this overflow of water causes devastating floods in Bihar specially in Monsoons.
13. In which year, the Mahabodhi Temple Compound, Bodhgaya and Gaya were included in the list of UNESCO’s world renowned places in the cultural category?
[A] 2002
[B] 2010
[C] 2007
[D] 2005
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Correct Answer: A [2002]
Notes:
Mahabodhi Temple Compound, Bodhgaya and Gaya were included in the list of UNESCO’s world renowned places in the cultural category in 2002.
Mahabodhi Temple is one of the holiest sites of Buddhism as Buddha was enlightened there. It is in Bodh Gaya and located on the banks of the Niranjana River. It is one of the oldest brick temples in India.
14. In which year, Student tree plantation scheme was launched in Bihar?
[A] 2002
[B] 2010
[C] 2005
[D] 2006
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Correct Answer: D [2006]
Notes:
Student tree plantation scheme was launched in Bihar in 2006. It was launched on 15th August.
15. In which year, Gandhi Sangrahalaya was established in Bihar?
[A] 1980
[B] 1952
[C] 1967
[D] 1960
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Correct Answer: C [1967]
Notes:
Gandhi Sangrahalaya was established in Bihar in 1967. It is a museum and public service institution that tells about the life and principles of Mahatma Gandhi and his role in Bihar during the independence struggle of India. There are total 11 Gandhi Sangrahalayas /museums in India.
16. At which place, Kala Bhawan is located in Bihar?
[A] Gaya
[B] Rohtas
[C] Purnia
[D] Bhagalpur
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Correct Answer: C [Purnia]
Notes:
Kala Bhawan is located in Purnia.
17. What is the rank of Bihar among the Food grain producing states of India?
[A] 3rd
[B] 4th
[C] 17th
[D] 8th
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Correct Answer: D [8th]
Notes:
The rank of Bihar is 8th among the Food grain producing states of India. Bihar produces about 8% of the total food grains of the country.
18. Where did Chandragupta I adopted the title of ‘Maharajadhiraj’ ?
[A] Nalanda
[B] Ujjain
[C] Pataliputra
[D] Allahabad
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Correct Answer: C [Pataliputra]
Notes:
Chandragupta I adopted the title of ‘Maharajadhiraj’ in Pataliputra. He was a king of the Gupta dynasty who ruled in the north India. He adopted ‘Maharajadhiraj’ title in 320 CE. Maharajadhiraj means “great king of kings”.
He married Kumaradevi, the princess of Lichchavi and then extended his political power in the regions of Modern Bihar and Uttar Pradesh.
19. Who is called as the “Father of Indian travelogue”?
[A] Rahul Sankrityayan
[B] Raj Kumar Shukla
[C] Ramdhari Singh Dinkar
[D] Nagarjuna
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Correct Answer: A [Rahul Sankrityayan]
Notes:
Rahul Sankrityayan is called as the “Father of Indian travelogue”. He was an Indian Independence activist, writer and a polyglot who wrote in Hindi. He travelled to many places and wrote many travelogues. He was one of the most widely travelled scholars of India. He is known for his authentic descriptions about his travel experiences.
20. Who is credited with the beginning and development of Imperialism in ancient India?
[A] Avanti
[B] Magadha
[C] Chola
[D] Gupta
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Correct Answer: B [Magadha]
Notes:
Magadha empire is credited with the beginning and development of Imperialism in ancient India. Magadha was one of the sixteen mahajanapadas.It was ruled by the Pradyota dynasty, Barhadratha dynasty, Haryanka dynasty, and the Shaishunaga dynasty.
