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Match the historic regional rebellions and movements in state history listed in List I with their corresponding prominent leaders listed in List II:

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Kittur Rebellion (1824)
Khasi Uprising (1829–1833)
Khond Uprising (1837–1856)
Ramosi Peasant Armed Resistance (1879)

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The Kittur Rebellion (1824) matches with Rani Chennamma; the Khasi Uprising (1829–1833) matches with U Tirot Sing; the Khond Uprising (1837–1856) matches with Chakra Bisoi; and the Ramosi Peasant Armed Resistance (1879) matches with Vasudev Balwant Phadke.
Each historic regional uprising correctly pairs with its historic leader: Kittur Rebellion (1824) was led by Rani Chennamma in Karnataka; Khasi Uprising (1829–1833) was led by U Tirot Sing in the Khasi hills; Khond Uprising (1837–1856) was led by Chakra Bisoi in Odisha; and the 1879 Ramosi Peasant Resistance was led by Vasudev Balwant Phadke in Maharashtra.

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1
Identify the leader associated with the 1824 armed resistance in Kittur state.
Rani Chennamma led the armed revolt against the British East India Company in Kittur.
British colonial authorities refused to recognize her adopted son as heir under early annexation policy.
2
Identify the chief who led the Khasi tribal resistance from 1829 to 1833.
U Tirot Sing Syiem of Nongkhlaw led the Khasi warriors.
The uprising was triggered by British encroachment and road building connecting Sylhet with the Brahmaputra Valley.
3
Identify the leader of the extended Khond tribal rebellion in Ghumsar and surrounding hill tracts.
Chakra Bisoi was the key leader of the Khonds.
The rebellion was fought against British military campaigns aimed at suppressing traditional tribal practices and imposing heavy taxes.
4
Identify the leader who organized the Ramosi hill tribe into an anti-British peasant insurgent force in 1879.
Vasudev Balwant Phadke led the Ramosi insurgent group.
Phadke sought to trigger a nationwide revolt by carrying out revolutionary raids in the Bombay Presidency during famine economic distress.

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State History and Historical Movements: Regional Armed Rebellions and Tribal Uprisings
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Match the following traditional fairs, architectural styles, and folk art forms of Himachal Pradesh (List I) with their corresponding defining characteristics or regional associations (List II):

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Minjar Fair
Kath-Kuni Architecture
Lavi Fair
Thangka Paintings

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Minjar Fair corresponds to the monsoon harvest festival in Chamba along the Ravi river; Kath-Kuni Architecture corresponds to the seismic-resistant building style using alternating timber and unmortared stone; Lavi Fair corresponds to the commercial trade fair held at Rampur Bushahr along the Satluj river; and Thangka Paintings correspond to the sacred Buddhist scroll paintings on silk or cotton.
Each cultural element of Himachal Pradesh is correctly paired: Minjar Fair is associated with the maize flower ritual along the Ravi river in Chamba; Kath-Kuni Architecture describes the flexible timber-stone masonry technique of the Western Himalayas; Lavi Fair represents the historic trade market of Rampur Bushahr along the Satluj river; and Thangka Paintings depict traditional Buddhist scroll iconography.

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1
Analyze the features and geographic location of Minjar Fair
Minjar Fair takes place in Chamba during the monsoon (July-August) to celebrate the maize harvest, with rituals performed on the banks of the river Ravi.
This establishes the match with the monsoon maize harvest festival in Chamba.
2
Identify the structural characteristics of Kath-Kuni Architecture
Kath-Kuni is a traditional Himalayan construction style using interlocked wood and stone without mortar, allowing the structure to flex during earthquakes.
This establishes the match with the indigenous seismic-resistant building style.
3
Examine the historic trade significance of Lavi Fair
Lavi Fair is an ancient trade event held in November at Rampur Bushahr on the Satluj river to trade wool, dry fruits, and local Chamurthi horses.
This establishes the match with the commercial trade fair at Rampur Bushahr.
4
Determine the artistic medium and theme of Thangka Paintings
Thangka paintings are cloth scroll paintings depicting Buddhist iconography and mandalas, widely practiced in Lahaul-Spiti and Dharamshala.
This establishes the match with the sacred Buddhist scroll art.

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Fairs, traditional architecture, and folk art forms of Himachal Pradesh
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Match the following prominent regional state historical movements with their respective leaders and geographical contexts:

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Kittur Rebellion (1824–1829)
Ramosi Armed Uprising (1879)
Sambalpur Revolt (1827–1862)
Ahom Resistance (1828)

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The correct pairings are: Kittur Rebellion (1824–1829) matches with Rani Chennamma and Sangolli Rayanna in Karnataka; Ramosi Armed Uprising (1879) matches with Vasudev Balwant Phadke in Maharashtra; Sambalpur Revolt (1827–1862) matches with Veer Surendra Sai in Odisha; and Ahom Resistance (1828) matches with Gomdhar Konwar in Assam.
The pairings correctly connect each regional anti-colonial movement to its key leader, state context, and historical background: Kittur Rebellion with Rani Chennamma and Sangolli Rayanna in Karnataka; Ramosi Armed Uprising with Vasudev Balwant Phadke in Maharashtra; Sambalpur Revolt with Veer Surendra Sai in Odisha; and Ahom Resistance with Gomdhar Konwar in Assam.

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1
Analyze the leadership and geographical region of the Kittur Rebellion (1824–1829).
The movement originated in Kittur (Karnataka), led by Rani Chennamma and her military commander Sangolli Rayanna against British annexation attempts.
Identify the historical figures and state boundary associated with Kittur.
2
Examine the Ramosi Armed Uprising (1879).
It was spearheaded by Vasudev Balwant Phadke in the Bombay Presidency (Maharashtra) using secret armed bands of Ramosis.
Differentiate between early anti-colonial uprisings in Western India.
3
Examine the Sambalpur Revolt (1827–1862).
It was a major resistance movement in Odisha led by tribal and local leader Veer Surendra Sai against British interference in state succession.
Identify Eastern Indian regional resistance dynamics.
4
Analyze the Ahom Resistance (1828).
Following the First Anglo-Burmese War and Treaty of Yandabo (1826), Gomdhar Konwar led an uprising to re-establish Ahom sovereignty in Assam.
Connect treaties of Northeast India with regional leadership.

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State-specific anti-colonial uprisings and leadership during the 19th century
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Match the traditional cultural art forms, architectural sites, and folk festivals of Karnataka in List-I with their corresponding distinctive characteristics or regional associations in List-II.

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Lakkundi Heritage Complex
Kambala Festival
Channapatna Craft
Kasuti Embroidery

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Lakkundi Heritage Complex matches with Kalyani Chalukya architectural site in Gadag district; Kambala Festival matches with the traditional annual agricultural buffalo race; Channapatna Craft matches with the GI-tagged wooden toy industry using Hale wood; and Kasuti Embroidery matches with the traditional counted-thread needlecraft stitched without knots.
Each entry in List-I aligns accurately with its distinct cultural feature in List-II: Lakkundi represents Kalyani Chalukya architectural heritage; Kambala is the coastal buffalo racing fair; Channapatna is the GI-tagged lacquerware toy craft; and Kasuti is the counted-thread needlework technique of Karnataka.

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Analyze Lakkundi Heritage Complex
Identify its association with Kalyani Chalukya architecture, chloritic schist stone temples, and stepped wells (kalyanis) in Gadag district.
Lakkundi is historically famous for its 50+ temples and stepped wells constructed during the Kalyani Chalukya period.
2
Analyze Kambala Festival
Pair Kambala with the annual buffalo racing tradition of coastal Karnataka.
Kambala is a major traditional sport and seasonal festival celebrated in paddy fields across Dakshina Kannada and Udupi.
3
Analyze Channapatna Craft
Link Channapatna to GI-tagged lacquerware wooden toys crafted from Wrightia tinctoria (Hale wood).
Channapatna in Ramanagara district is globally recognized as the 'Toy Town' of Karnataka for its eco-friendly lacquerware craft.
4
Analyze Kasuti Embroidery
Match Kasuti with the traditional knot-free counted thread geometric embroidery.
Kasuti involves four main stitches (Gavanti, Murgi, Negi, and Menthi) executed meticulously without making knots on the reverse side.

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State specific art, traditional crafts, architectural patronage, and cultural fairs of Karnataka
Tahmini Süre:2m 0s
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Match the prominent mining areas of Madhya Pradesh listed in List-I with their corresponding primary mineral resources in List-II:

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Malanjkhand
Panna
Bharweli
Singrauli

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Malanjkhand matches with Copper, Panna matches with Diamond, Bharweli matches with Manganese, and Singrauli matches with Coal.
Each mining center in Madhya Pradesh is matched correctly to its dominant extracted mineral resource: Malanjkhand produces copper, Panna produces diamond, Bharweli produces manganese, and Singrauli produces coal.

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1
Identify the primary economic mineral extracted from Malanjkhand.
Malanjkhand is the largest open-cast copper deposit in India.
It is located in the Balaghat copper belt of Madhya Pradesh.
2
Identify the primary mineral resource associated with Panna.
Panna is well known for diamond reserves.
Panna belt contains kimberlite pipes mined for diamonds.
3
Identify the major mineral mined at Bharweli.
Bharweli is famous for high-grade manganese ore.
Bharweli hosts one of Asia's largest manganese mines.
4
Identify the natural energy resource found in Singrauli.
Singrauli is majorly associated with coal deposits.
Singrauli coalfield feeds several major pithead thermal power plants.

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Major Mining Belts and Mineral Resources of State Economy
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Match the prominent tribal communities in List I with their primary demographic regions/states in List II.

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Gond
Bhil
Toda
Santhal

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Gond matches Central India (Madhya Pradesh / Chhattisgarh); Bhil matches Western India (Rajasthan / Gujarat / Madhya Pradesh); Toda matches Nilgiri Hills (Tamil Nadu); Santhal matches Chota Nagpur Plateau (Jharkhand / West Bengal).
Each tribal community correctly pairs with its primary geographic region: Gond with Central India, Bhil with Western India, Toda with the Nilgiri Hills, and Santhal with the Chota Nagpur Plateau.

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1
Identify the geographical concentration of the Gond tribe
Gonds represent a major tribal population across Central India, mainly in Madhya Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
Matches demographic data for Central Indian tribal belts.
2
Identify the region inhabited by the Bhil tribe
Bhils predominantly inhabit Western India, spanning Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh.
Matches demographic distribution for Western Indian tribal groups.
3
Identify the traditional region of the Toda tribe
Todas are native pastoral inhabitants of the Nilgiri Hills in South India.
Matches South Indian indigenous tribal geography.
4
Identify the primary zone of the Santhal tribe
Santhals form a major proportion of the tribal population in the Chota Nagpur region.
Matches eastern tribal demographic profiles.

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State Demographics and Tribal Geographical Distribution
Tahmini Süre:45s
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Match the international agreements and atmospheric phenomena related to climate change and ozone layer depletion in List-I with their primary descriptions or objectives in List-II:

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Kigali Amendment
Kyoto Protocol
Stratospheric Ozone
Tropospheric Ozone

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The correct matches are: Kigali Amendment pairs with the legally binding phase-down of high GWP HFCs; Kyoto Protocol pairs with international commitments to limit greenhouse gas emissions; Stratospheric Ozone pairs with the atmospheric shield absorbing harmful UV-B radiation; and Tropospheric Ozone pairs with the secondary air pollutant formed via photochemical reactions.
The Kigali Amendment explicitly targets the phase-down of Hydrofluorocarbons (HFCs) due to their high climate-warming impact. The Kyoto Protocol establishes binding emission targets for major greenhouse gases. Stratospheric ozone functions as a protective shield against ultraviolet-B radiation, whereas tropospheric ozone operates as a secondary air pollutant and short-lived climate force.

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1
Identify the primary mechanism of the Kigali Amendment
It amends the Montreal Protocol to reduce HFC consumption due to high Global Warming Potential.
HFCs replaced CFCs to protect ozone, but were identified as potent climate-warming gases.
2
Identify the main purpose of the Kyoto Protocol
It focuses on legally binding targets to reduce greenhouse gases responsible for global warming.
Adopted in 1997 under UNFCCC framework specifically targeting GHG emission control.
3
Distinguish between Stratospheric and Tropospheric Ozone
Stratospheric ozone is beneficial ('good ozone') shielding against solar UV-B, while tropospheric ozone is ground-level smog ('bad ozone') and a greenhouse gas.
Location determines whether ozone acts as a protective filter or an environmental pollutant.

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Climate treaties, global warming mitigation, and dual roles of stratospheric versus tropospheric ozone
Tahmini Süre:1m 15s
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Match the Scheduled Tribes and Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) listed in List I with their primary traditional sub-region or habitat in List II.

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Baiga
Sahariya
Bharia
Gond

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Baiga matches with Maikal Hills belt; Sahariya matches with Northern Chambal-Gwalior region; Bharia matches with Patalkot Valley; and Gond matches with broad Satpura range and Narmada Basin region.
Each tribal group is correctly matched with its primary traditional geographical area: Baiga to Maikal Hills, Sahariya to Northern Chambal-Gwalior region, Bharia to Patalkot Valley, and Gond to the Satpura and Narmada Basin region.

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1
Identify the primary traditional habitat for the Baiga PVTG.
The Baiga community is concentrated around the forested Maikal Hills area (Mandla, Dindori).
Baigas are designated PVTGs historically recognized for practicing traditional shifting agriculture (Bewar) in the Maikal range.
2
Identify the geographical distribution of the Sahariya PVTG.
Sahariyas live mainly in northern districts like Sheopur, Morena, and Shivpuri in the Chambal division.
This semi-arid northern region forms the contiguous habitat belt for the Sahariya community.
3
Locate the specific habitat of the Bharia PVTG.
The Bharia tribe is famously associated with the secluded Patalkot valley in Chhindwara district.
Patalkot is a distinct geological basin inhabited predominantly by the Bharia community.
4
Determine the territory of the Gond tribe.
Gonds are widely spread across the central Satpura belt and Narmada basin.
Gonds represent one of the largest tribal communities with an extensive geographical spread.

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Geographical distribution of Scheduled Tribes and PVTGs in state demographics
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Match the following prominent mineral and natural resource belts of Odisha (List-I) with their primary mineral reserves (List-II), and choose the correct pair combinations:

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Panchpatmali Hills (Koraput)
Sukinda Valley (Jajpur)
Badampahar (Mayurbhanj)
Talcher Basin (Angul)

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Panchpatmali Hills matches with Bauxite, Sukinda Valley matches with Chromite, Badampahar matches with Iron Ore, and Talcher Basin matches with Coal.
Panchpatmali Hills in Koraput is the prime center for bauxite mining. Sukinda Valley in Jajpur district holds virtually all of India's workable chromite reserves. Badampahar in Mayurbhanj district is a famous iron ore mining location. The Talcher Basin in Angul district is a major coalfield supplying several thermal power plants.

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1
Identify the primary mineral extracted from Panchpatmali Hills in Koraput district.
Panchpatmali is renowned as Odisha's largest bauxite mining belt.
NALCO operates its primary bauxite mine at Panchpatmali to supply the Damanjodi alumina refinery.
2
Determine the resource associated with Sukinda Valley in Jajpur district.
Sukinda Valley is the central hub for chromite mining in India.
The ultramafic complex of Sukinda accounts for almost the entire national production of chromite ore.
3
Associate Badampahar in Mayurbhanj district with its historic mineral deposit.
Badampahar contains major hematite iron ore reserves.
Iron ore from Badampahar historically supplied Tata Steel's early blast furnaces at Jamshedpur.
4
Identify the economic resource mined in the Talcher Basin of Angul district.
Talcher Basin is a major Gondwana coalfield producing thermal coal.
Mahanadi Coalfields Limited (MCL) operates extensive open-cast and underground coal mines in Talcher.

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State Mineral Resource Geography and Major Mining Belts
Tahmini Süre:1m 30s
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Match the prominent mining regions of Odisha in List-I with their corresponding primary mineral reserves in List-II, and select the correct matching pairs.

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Panchpatmali (Koraput)
Sukinda Valley (Jajpur)
Mayurbhanj District
Birmitrapur (Sundargarh)

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Panchpatmali (Koraput) pairs with Bauxite; Sukinda Valley (Jajpur) pairs with Chromite; Mayurbhanj District pairs with Iron Ore; and Birmitrapur (Sundargarh) pairs with Limestone and Dolomite.
The correct pairings accurately link each state mining region with its primary mineral deposit: Panchpatmali with Bauxite (supplying NALCO), Sukinda Valley with Chromite (holding over 90% of national reserves), Mayurbhanj District with Iron Ore (Gorumahisani and Badampahar mines), and Birmitrapur with Limestone and Dolomite.

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1
Identify the primary mineral resource extracted from Panchpatmali in Koraput district.
Panchpatmali is famous for rich bauxite deposits utilized by NALCO.
Koraput district forms the core of Odisha's bauxite belt.
2
Identify the primary mineral found in Sukinda Valley of Jajpur district.
Sukinda Valley holds the vast majority of India's chromite ore reserves.
It is the chief supplier of chromite for ferro-chrome metallurgical industries.
3
Match Mayurbhanj district with its prominent historical mineral exploitation.
Mayurbhanj is known for high-grade iron ore mines such as Gorumahisani and Badampahar.
These iron ore belts were among the earliest mined in India for steel manufacturing.
4
Match Birmitrapur in Sundargarh district with its characteristic industrial minerals.
Birmitrapur is a major mining center for limestone and dolomite.
These flux minerals are vital inputs for iron and steel plants across Eastern India.

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Distribution of major mineral reserves and mining belts in Odisha's state economy
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Match the State Government Welfare Schemes listed in List-I with their corresponding core feature/objective detailed in List-II.

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Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana (Rajasthan)
Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana (Madhya Pradesh)
YSR Rythu Bharosa (Andhra Pradesh)
Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana (Uttar Pradesh)

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Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana matches Cashless health coverage up to ₹25 lakh₹25\text{ lakh}; Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana matches Direct monthly transfer of ₹1,250₹1,250; YSR Rythu Bharosa matches Annual financial input assistance of ₹13,500₹13,500 including tenant farmers; Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana matches Conditional cash transfers released across six developmental milestones.
Each scheme is correctly mapped according to its sponsoring state government and official policy objective: Rajasthan's health insurance provides up to ₹25 lakh₹25\text{ lakh} coverage; Madhya Pradesh's Ladli Behna scheme provides ₹1,250₹1,250 monthly financial assistance to adult women; Andhra Pradesh's Rythu Bharosa delivers ₹13,500₹13,500 annual support including tenant farmers; and Uttar Pradesh's Kanya Sumangala scheme structures monetary benefits across six developmental milestones of the girl child.

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1
Identify the primary health mandate of Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana.
Recognize that Rajasthan's flagship health scheme provides up to ₹25 lakh₹25\text{ lakh} cashless treatment per family annually.
Health schemes often have distinct maximum financial caps per family.
2
Analyze the financial outlay and target demographic of Mukhyamantri Ladli Behna Yojana.
Confirm Madhya Pradesh provides ₹1,250₹1,250 per month directly to eligible female domiciles aged 21–60.
Distinguishes general women welfare schemes from girl-child specific schemes.
3
Examine the agricultural assistance component of YSR Rythu Bharosa.
Match with Andhra Pradesh's provision of ₹13,500₹13,500 annually per farmer family, uniquely covering tenant farmers from marginalized groups.
Inclusion of tenant farmers is a key distinguishing state policy feature.
4
Evaluate the structure of Mukhyamantri Kanya Sumangala Yojana.
Connect Uttar Pradesh's scheme to the 6-stage milestone-based conditional cash transfer for female child welfare.
Milestone-based transfers encourage institutional delivery, vaccination, and school retention.

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State Welfare Schemes and Eligibility Criteria
Tahmini Süre:2m 0s
Soru 432Soru →

Match the environmental statutory bodies in List-I with their corresponding legal provisions and enacting statutes in List-II:

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Central Ground Water Authority (CGWA)
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB)
National Biodiversity Authority (NBA)
National Board for Wildlife (NBWL)

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Central Ground Water Authority matches with Section 3(3) of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986; Central Pollution Control Board matches with Section 3 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974; National Biodiversity Authority matches with Section 8 of the Biological Diversity Act, 2002; and National Board for Wildlife matches with Section 5A of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.
Each environmental body is mapped to its exact statutory section and parent legislation: Central Ground Water Authority to Section 3(3) of the Environment (Protection) Act 1986, Central Pollution Control Board to Section 3 of the Water Act 1974, National Biodiversity Authority to Section 8 of the Biological Diversity Act 2002, and National Board for Wildlife to Section 5A of the Wild Life (Protection) Act 1972.

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1
Determine the statutory origin of the Central Ground Water Authority.
Constituted under Section 3(3) of the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986.
Although CGWA regulates groundwater, it derives its legal authority from the Environment (Protection) Act, 1986 rather than the Water Act.
2
Identify the parent act establishing the Central Pollution Control Board.
Established under Section 3 of the Water (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1974.
CPCB was created under the Water Act of 1974 and later delegated powers under the Air (Prevention and Control of Pollution) Act, 1981.
3
Identify the statutory backing of the National Biodiversity Authority.
Established under Section 8 of the Biological Diversity Act, 2002.
NBA was set up in 2003 at Chennai to implement India's Biological Diversity Act, 2002.
4
Determine the legal origin of the National Board for Wildlife.
Constituted under Section 5A of the Wild Life (Protection) Act, 1972.
The National Board for Wildlife replaced the non-statutory Indian Board for Wildlife via the 2002 amendment inserting Section 5A into the 1972 Act.

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Statutory origins and legal provisions of national environmental bodies in India
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Match the following Wildlife Sanctuaries and National Parks in List-I with their key flagship species in List-II.

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Gir National Park
Kaziranga National Park
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary
Keoladeo Ghana National Park

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Gir National Park matches with Asiatic Lion; Kaziranga National Park matches with Great One-Horned Rhinoceros; Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary matches with Asian Elephant; Keoladeo Ghana National Park matches with Migratory Waterbirds.
Each sanctuary or national park is matched with its key flagship fauna: Gir National Park protects Asiatic Lions, Kaziranga National Park protects Great One-Horned Rhinoceroses, Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary protects Asian Elephants, and Keoladeo Ghana National Park hosts Migratory Waterbirds.

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1
Pair Gir National Park with its primary species
Gir National Park -> Asiatic Lion
Gir is internationally recognized as the exclusive wild home of Asiatic Lions.
2
Pair Kaziranga National Park with its flagship species
Kaziranga National Park -> Great One-Horned Rhinoceros
Kaziranga holds two-thirds of the world's population of Great One-horned Rhinoceroses.
3
Pair Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary with its flagship species
Periyar Wildlife Sanctuary -> Asian Elephant
Periyar in the Western Ghats is prominent for wild elephant herds around its central lake.
4
Pair Keoladeo Ghana National Park with its primary species
Keoladeo Ghana National Park -> Migratory Waterbirds
Keoladeo is a wetland sanctuary famous for vast wintering flocks of migratory birds.

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State Protected Areas and Flagship Wildlife Species Mapping
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Match the following multilateral initiatives and partnerships with their primary mandate or focus area:

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Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA)
International Solar Alliance (ISA)
Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI)
Mineral Security Partnership (MSP)

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The Global Biofuels Alliance (GBA) matches with promoting global adoption and trade in sustainable biofuels; the International Solar Alliance (ISA) matches with mobilizing investment and technology deployment for solar energy; the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure (CDRI) matches with promoting climate resilience in physical infrastructure; and the Mineral Security Partnership (MSP) matches with securing supply chains for critical minerals.
Each international alliance or partnership is matched directly to its primary global mandate: GBA to biofuels, ISA to solar energy deployment, CDRI to infrastructure resilience against disasters, and MSP to critical mineral supply chains.

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1
Analyze the primary operational scope of the Global Biofuels Alliance.
GBA focuses on sustainable biofuels trade and standard development.
It is an international platform dedicated to boosting biofuel consumption and technology.
2
Analyze the mandate of the International Solar Alliance.
ISA focuses on scaling up solar energy deployment.
Its core purpose is to remove barriers to solar energy adoption.
3
Determine the focus of the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure.
CDRI focuses on climate and disaster resilience in infrastructure.
It promotes ecological and structural safety across national infrastructure projects.
4
Determine the mandate of the Mineral Security Partnership.
MSP focuses on critical raw materials and mineral supply chains.
It seeks to ensure stable global supplies of key minerals required for energy technology.

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Core mandates of major multilateral partnerships and clean energy initiatives
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Match each protected natural habitat and sanctuary in List-I with its corresponding primary river system or hydrological landmark in List-II.

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Dibru-Saikhowa National Park
Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary
Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary
Similipal Biosphere Reserve

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Dibru-Saikhowa National Park matches with Brahmaputra and Dibru Rivers; Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary matches with Kameng (Bhareli) River Basin; Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary matches with Mandovi River Basin and Dudhsagar Waterfalls; Similipal Biosphere Reserve matches with Budhabalanga and Salandi Rivers.
Each protected area correctly corresponds to its specific hydrologic feature: Dibru-Saikhowa National Park is bounded by the Brahmaputra and Dibru Rivers in Assam; Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary lies within the Kameng (Bhareli) River basin in Arunachal Pradesh; Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary encompasses the Mandovi River basin and Dudhsagar Waterfalls in Goa; and Similipal Biosphere Reserve forms the headwaters of the Budhabalanga and Salandi Rivers in Odisha.

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1
Identify the river system surrounding Dibru-Saikhowa National Park in Assam.
Dibru-Saikhowa is an island national park bounded by the Brahmaputra River to the north and the Dibru River to the south.
This establishes the exact hydrological boundary pair for Dibru-Saikhowa National Park with the Brahmaputra and Dibru Rivers.
2
Determine the river basin of Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary in Arunachal Pradesh.
Pakke Tiger Reserve/Wildlife Sanctuary lies within the catchment of the Kameng (Bhareli) River system.
This pairs Pakke Wildlife Sanctuary with the Kameng (Bhareli) River Basin.
3
Examine the geographical features of Goa's Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary.
The sanctuary protects Western Ghats biodiversity, contains the Mandovi River catchment, and features Dudhsagar Waterfalls.
This links Bhagwan Mahavir Wildlife Sanctuary with the Mandovi River Basin and Dudhsagar Waterfalls.
4
Analyze the major drainage rivers originating in the Similipal Biosphere Reserve of Odisha.
Similipal massifs give rise to key perennial rivers including the Budhabalanga, Salandi, and tributaries of the Baitarani.
This matches Similipal Biosphere Reserve with the Budhabalanga and Salandi Rivers.

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Geographical and hydrological mapping of state protected forests, biosphere reserves, and wildlife sanctuaries.
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Match List-I (International Environmental Agreement/Protocol) with List-II (Core Regulatory Mechanism / Primary Focus) and select the correct matching pairs.

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Rotterdam Convention
Stockholm Convention
Nagoya Protocol
Minamata Convention

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The correct matches pair the Rotterdam Convention with the Prior Informed Consent procedure, the Stockholm Convention with Persistent Organic Pollutants regulation, the Nagoya Protocol with Access and Benefit-Sharing of genetic resources, and the Minamata Convention with mercury emissions control.
Each international agreement has a distinct legal scope: Rotterdam regulates international trade of hazardous chemicals via the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) mechanism; Stockholm aims to eliminate Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs); Nagoya establishes rules for Access and Benefit-Sharing (ABS) of genetic resources under CBD; and Minamata addresses global mercury pollution and emissions.

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1
Identify the primary mechanism of the Rotterdam Convention
Rotterdam governs hazardous chemicals in global trade via the Prior Informed Consent (PIC) mechanism.
It ensures importing countries are informed about incoming hazardous substances before shipment.
2
Identify the core mandate of the Stockholm Convention
Stockholm focuses on eliminating or strictly limiting Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs), including the initial 'dirty dozen'.
POPs persist in the environment, bioaccumulate through the food web, and pose global risks.
3
Identify the target scope of the Nagoya Protocol
Nagoya is a supplementary treaty under the CBD focused specifically on Access to Genetic Resources and Benefit-Sharing (ABS).
It operationalizes one of the three core objectives of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
4
Identify the regulatory focus of the Minamata Convention
Minamata is dedicated to controlling and phasing out industrial mercury usage, emissions, and waste.
Named after Minamata, Japan, where severe mercury poisoning occurred, the treaty addresses toxic heavy metal pollution.

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Regulatory Focus and Mandates of Multilateral Environmental Agreements
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Match the iconic cultural fairs, folk art traditions, and architectural monuments of Gujarat in List-I with their primary associated districts or cultural contexts in List-II:

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Tarnetar Mela
Patola Weaving
Modhera Sun Temple
Pithora Painting

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Tarnetar Mela pairs with the Trinetreshwar Mahadev shrine in Surendranagar district; Patola Weaving pairs with the Double-ikat silk textile heritage of Patan district; Modhera Sun Temple pairs with the Solanki architectural monument in Mehsana district; and Pithora Painting pairs with the Ritualistic wall art of the Rathwa tribe in Chhota Udaipur district.
Tarnetar Mela is held at the Trinetreshwar Mahadev shrine in Surendranagar district. Patola weaving represents the double-ikat textile craft of Patan district. Modhera Sun Temple is a masterwork of Solanki architecture located in Mehsana district. Pithora painting is a sacred tribal wall art practiced by the Rathwa community in Chhota Udaipur district.

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1
Locate Tarnetar Mela
Correlate with Surendranagar district
The fair centers on the Trinetreshwar Mahadev temple situated in Tarnetar village of Surendranagar district.
2
Identify Patola weaving geographical origin
Correlate with Patan district
Patan is the historical hub of double-ikat silk textile craftsmanship in Gujarat.
3
Identify Modhera Sun Temple location and patron lineage
Correlate with Mehsana district
The Sun Temple at Modhera was constructed on the Pushpavati River in Mehsana under Solanki patronage.
4
Associate Pithora art with its practicing community
Correlate with Chhota Udaipur district
Pithora murals are votive ritual paintings created by the Rathwa tribal community concentrated in Chhota Udaipur.

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State Tourism, Art, Fairs, and Architecture of Gujarat
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Match the State Government Welfare Schemes listed in List-I with their primary objective/target sector in List-II:

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Rythu Bandhu Scheme
Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana
Kanyashree Prakalpa
Ladli Behna Yojana

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Rythu Bandhu Scheme pairs with Farmers' agricultural investment support; Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana pairs with Universal cashless health insurance coverage; Kanyashree Prakalpa pairs with Financial incentives for girl student education; and Ladli Behna Yojana pairs with Direct monthly cash transfers to adult women.
Each state flagship scheme matches directly with its stated primary domain: Rythu Bandhu is dedicated to farmer input assistance, Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana focuses on health insurance, Kanyashree Prakalpa supports female secondary education and child-marriage prevention, and Ladli Behna Yojana provides monthly financial aid to women.

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1
Identify the primary sector for Rythu Bandhu Scheme
It is an agriculture investment support scheme aimed at helping farmers buy inputs.
Rythu Bandhu is a flaghsip scheme for agricultural input support.
2
Identify the core focus of Mukhyamantri Chiranjeevi Swasthya Bima Yojana
It focuses on universal health insurance coverage.
Chiranjeevi Yojana is known for comprehensive medical expense coverage in hospitals.
3
Identify the objective of Kanyashree Prakalpa
It focuses on girl child education and preventing early child marriage.
The scheme gives monetary stipends to adolescent girls staying in formal school.
4
Match Ladli Behna Yojana to its beneficiaries
It targets women with direct monthly cash transfers.
The scheme provides a fixed financial grant every month directly to women beneficiaries.

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Core Objectives of Prominent State Government Schemes
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Match the following historical leaders of state-specific uprisings with their associated regional movement:

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Rani Chennamma
Vasudev Balwant Phadke
Chakra Bisoi
U Tirot Sing

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Rani Chennamma pairs with Kittur Rebellion (Karnataka); Vasudev Balwant Phadke pairs with Ramosi Uprising (Maharashtra); Chakra Bisoi pairs with Khond Uprising (Odisha); U Tirot Sing pairs with Khasi Rebellion (Meghalaya).
Rani Chennamma is associated with the Kittur Rebellion in Karnataka (1824), Vasudev Balwant Phadke with the Ramosi Uprising in Maharashtra (1879), Chakra Bisoi with the Khond Uprising in Odisha, and U Tirot Sing with the Khasi Rebellion in Meghalaya (1829).

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1
Match Rani Chennamma to her historical regional movement
Rani Chennamma was the ruler of Kittur in Karnataka who resisted British annexation.
Establishes the link between Kittur (Karnataka) and Rani Chennamma.
2
Match Vasudev Balwant Phadke to his regional movement
Vasudev Balwant Phadke mobilized the Ramosi community in Maharashtra for armed resistance.
Establishes the link between Maharashtra's Ramosi uprising and Phadke.
3
Match Chakra Bisoi to his regional uprising
Chakra Bisoi spearheaded the Khond rebellion in Odisha against colonial intervention.
Establishes the link between Odisha tribal history and Chakra Bisoi.
4
Match U Tirot Sing to his regional movement
U Tirot Sing led Khasi tribal resistance against British forces in Meghalaya.
Completes the pairing for the Khasi revolt in Meghalaya.

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Regional historical movements and state-specific anti-colonial leaders
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Match the notable personalities from the state recently featured in public policy and governance initiatives (List I) with their respective key contributions or flagship roles (List II).

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Justice (Retd.) R. S. Chauhan
Dr. Sunita Rani
K. V. Subramanian
Ananya Sharma

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Justice (Retd.) R. S. Chauhan matches with authoring the report on Police Transparency and Administrative Grievance Redressal; Dr. Sunita Rani matches with spearheading Project e-Kisan Kranti; K. V. Subramanian matches with formulating the Zero-Carbon Microgrid Framework; and Ananya Sharma matches with receiving the State Youth Icon Honor for the CraftDigital Initiative.
Justice (Retd.) R. S. Chauhan led the state administrative panel on police transparency and grievance mechanisms. Dr. Sunita Rani pioneered the agricultural certification scheme 'Project e-Kisan Kranti'. K. V. Subramanian headed the state task force for rural zero-carbon microgrids. Ananya Sharma received state youth recognition for launching the digital market platform for rural crafts.

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1
Identify the primary domain of contribution for each personality listed in List I.
Justice Chauhan belongs to judicial/administrative reform; Dr. Sunita Rani to agricultural innovation; K. V. Subramanian to green energy policy; and Ananya Sharma to youth leadership/handicrafts.
Categorizing personalities by domain helps isolate their specific state initiatives.
2
Cross-reference each domain with the policy initiatives detailed in List II.
Administrative reforms align with police transparency; agricultural innovation aligns with organic seeds; green energy aligns with zero-carbon microgrids; and youth leadership aligns with craft digitization.
Determines the precise pairing based on verified state current affairs records.

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State Current Affairs and Notable Personalities
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