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After grand success of Jharkhand GK book JPSC Prelims & Other Exams Solved Paper Solved Arohi Publications, Delhi JharkhandJharkhand StateState GKGK ObjectiveObjective SolvedSolved JPSC Prelims and all other Jharkhand GK objectives exams Arohi Publications, Delhi Index Index 01. JPSC Prelims Paper II (18.12.2016). 13. Fifth Combined Civil Service Prelims Com- petitive Exam - 15.12.2013. 02. JPSC Prelims Paper-I (Jharkhand Related Questions Only on 18.12.2016). 14. Jharkhand Joint Secretariat Assistant (Mains) Examination 16.12.2012. 03. Combined Graduation Standard Competitive (Prelims) Examinations 21.08.2016. 15. State High School Teacher Appointment Examination 29.08.2012. 04. Kakshpal appointment (mains) Competitive Examination 10.07.2016. 16. Jharkhand Limited Departmental Exam - 2012. 05. Jharkhand Forest guard appointment (mains) 17. Jharkhand Joint Secretariat Assistant Exam - 2012. Competitive Examination 16.05.2016. 18. Fourth Combined Civil Service (Prelims) 06. JSSC Kakshpal Competitive (Prelims) Exam - Competitive Examination - 2010. 20.03.2016. 19. Government High School Teacher Appointment Exam - 2009. 07. Jharkhand Police Competitive Examination 30.01.2016. 20. Primary Teacher Appointment Exam - 2008. 08. Jharkhand Secretariat Lower Division Clerk 21. Third Combined Civil Service Prelims Competitive (Prelims) Examination 17.01.2016. Exam - 2008. 09. JSSC Excise Inspector/Assistant Excise Inspector 22. JPSC Subsidiary Examination - 2007. Competitive (Prelims) Examination 18.10.2015. 23. Co-operative broadcast officer and audit 10. JSSC Assistant Competitive Examination officer's exam - 2007. 28.06.2015. 24. Market Supervisor competitive exam - 2007. 11. Jharkhand Forest Guard Appointment Competitive (Prelims) Exam - 24.05.2015. 25. First Limited Administrative Competitive Exam - 2006. 12. Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission organized Women Supervisor competitive 26. First Combined Civil Services Prelims Exam - 2014. Competitive Exam - 2003. 01 JPSC Prelims Paper II (18.12.2016) 01 Q.1 Who among the following was not the Later Durjan was released by Jahangir and leader of the bhuinhari parha of Munda Nagbanshi rule Durjan Sal ultimately agreed to tribe in the earner period? pay annual tribute of Rs. 6000 to the Mughal emperor. (a) Kunwar (b) Laal He was also declared Maharaja by Emperor (c) Karto (d) Pat-munda Jahangir. Ans. (d) Pat Munda Verifiable Source Exp. : The bhuinhari parha land holding system of the Munda tribe was marked by a permanent www.livehistoryindia.com › amazing-india president, the Raja and a permanent staff of › 2019/04/27 › navratangarh-l... as on 10th officers such as the Kuar, the Dewan, the Ohdar, November 2019 the panre, the Kotwar, and the Sipahis. These titles imitated the Hindu Rajas and Jagirdars. Q.3 Who was the officiant and secular leader Verifiable Source of Oraon villages before the workload of Mahato in early period? https://eprints.soas.ac.uk/29217/1/10731312. (a) Pujar (b) Baiga pdf (c) Gauret (d) None of the above Ans. (d) None of the above Q.2 In 1628 Nagbanshi ruler king Durjan Shal accepted to give annual tax to Mughal Exp. : In oraon village, the village level political organization is called parha which consists of ruler Jahangir. The annual tax amount post such as Pahan (village religious priest), was- Panibharwa (assistant of Pahan for carrying (a) Rs. 7,000 (b) Rs. 9,000 water), Pujar (assistant of Pahan), Bhandari and (c) Rs. 6,000 (d) Rs. 5,000 Chowkidar. Each has a particular role in the religious Ans. (c) Rs. 6000 ceremonies, festivals and solving dispute in the Exp. : Madhu Sing, the Nagbanshi Ruler village. The traditional informal educational was succeeded by Durjan Sal as the king of institution youth dormitory is called Dhumkuria. Kokrah (Jharkhand mentioned in as Kokrah in The public and common meeting place Akbarnama). is Akhra where people meet for the purpose of First, Durjan sal was not ready to pay tribute discussion and solving disputes. to Mughals but when Ibrahim Khan became the Their gods are e.g., Chandi, Chauthia, governor of Bihar, he invaded Durjan Sal in 1616 Dadgo Burhia, Gaon Deoti, and Jair Budhi. and all the diamond in his possession was taken Verifiable Source away by Mughal governor who was given the title of fateh Jung and Durjan sal was imprisoned in https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Kurukh_ Gwalior fort for 12 years. people as on 10th November 2019 JPSC Prelims Objective Solved Arohi Publications 02 JPSC Prelims Paper-I (Jharkhand Related Questions Only on 18.12.2016) Q.4 Who was the sub-leader of Manjhi in the Verifiable Source community order of Santhals? shodhganga.inflibnet.ac.in › jspui › bitstream (a) Pradhan (b) Mustanjir as on 10th November 2019 (c) Paranik (d) Gauret Ans. (c) Paranik Q.6 Which of the following statements is not Exp. : Santhal Tribe head is called Manjhi Hadam. correct regarding Dhoklo Sohar Maha He is helped by varios other assistants subordinate Samiti? to him such as Jog Manjhi, Jagparanik, Naike and (a) Opposed to Panchayati Raj Election Gudit. (b) Supported Panchayati Raj Verifiable Source (c) Supported ethnic custom https://www.indianmirror.com › tribes › (d) Accepted the Munda-Manki order santhaltribes as on 10th November 2019 Ans. (a) Opposed to Panchayati Raj Election Exp. : According to Nandini Sundar, Adivasi groups Q.5 Which British officer gave permission to such as Jharkhand Pradesh Parha Raja, Manjhi the Munda Manki order? Parganait Manki Munda and Doklo Sohor Maha (a) Thomson (b) Carlyle Samiti opposes having the Jharkhand Panchayati (c) Cleveland (d) Thomas Wilkinson Raj elections in scheduled areas. They argue for their own customary system and their heads Ans. (d) Thomas Wilkinson munda-mankis, manjhi-parganaits to be their Exp. : A system of administration, similar to that representatives instead of the Panchayat's three- whichhad alreadybeen introduced in Ramgarh tier elected system. and Jungle Mahals through Regulation XIII of Verifiable Source 1833, popularly known as Wilkinson’s Rules, was introduced in Kolhan. http://www.mcrg.ac.in/Development/P_ Under Regulation XIII, these districts writing/Amit1.pdf hadbeen placed under an officer, the Political Agent to the Governor General, who was made Q.7 The family who cleaned forest and responsible for “the administration of civiland prepared it for farming is known as what? criminal justice, the collection of revenue, the (a) Bhumiharas (b) Chalo Paccho superintendence of the police, of the land revenue, customs, akbaree, stamps andevery (c) Baiga (d) Pujar branch of Government” within the region. Ans. (a) Bhumiharas Elaborate rules, framed for Exp. : By the 16th century, the Bhumihars theadministration of civil and criminal justice controlled vast stretches of land in eastern India, in Kolhan, were contained in Wilkinson’s particularly in north Bihar. By the late eighteenth “Instructions” to Tickell. These naturally had century, along with Bihari Rajputs, they had long-lasting effects on the traditional communal established themselves as the most prominent practices. landholders of the region. The administration was characterised by Verifiable Source the direct contact that the government had with the Ho tenants, Mundas and Mankis, whose cases https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Bhumihar as were decided on spot as far as possible. on 10th November 2019 Arohi Publications JPSC Prelims Objective Solved 06 JPSC Prelims Paper-I (Jharkhand Related Questions Only on 18.12.2016) part of Bihar along with 18 other Districts on Government of India Act 1935 and so on 15 November 2000 to form Jharkhand as 28th State of India. Dumka is a peaceful and green city Verifiable Source and also sub-capital of Jharkhand. The nearest https://books.google.co.in › books as on 12th important cities are Rampurhat and Deoghar. November 2019 Verifiable Source https://en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dumka as on Q.20 Which is the most common practice of 12th November 2019 marriage in Santhals? (a) Itut (b) Sange Q.19 Who took the ‘Hill Assembly Plan’ for (c) Nirbelok (d) Bupla tribal advancement? Ans. (d) Bupla (a) T. Wilkinson (b) Cleveland Exp. : The Santhals have different category of (c) Lord William (d) Bentinck marriage. Their marriages are exogamous and Ans. (b) Cleveland these marriages called as `Bapla` are of twelve types namely Sanga Bapla, Kadam Bapla, Kirin Exp. : During the negotiated peaceful situation, Bapla, Upagir Bapla, Tunki Dipil Bapla, Itut Bapla, the British administration made sure that Nirbelok Bapla, Diku Bapla, Sange Bariyat, Haram the tribal areas did not form contiguous Bariiyat, Gardi-Jawain. administrative units. This resulted in truncated tribal areas distributed over several states, Do You Know which were controlled by the dominant non- ? tribal agents of the respective states. The 'tribal Santhali Marriage terms freedom movements' (The Kol Rebellion 1832, • Raibaar is that who, mediate in initiating talk the Santal Rebellion 1855-56), were followed by about marriage proposal to either family. the national 'freedom movements' beginning in 1857, (the latter movement following many • Gonog is a bride price, that groom has to pay to aspects of the former rebellion). The social and the bride’s family. Generally it’s a pair of oxen. economic conditions of the people belonging to It helps the family in agricultural activities. the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes has • Merhed-Sakom: It’s a special kind of been the concern of the Indian political and social bangle only for married women. It is social movements even before independence.
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