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Himachal Gk Mcq Pdf 1 HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 1. In which place of the Sirmaur district of Himachal the Fossil Park is located? (A) Kala Amb (B) Paonta Sahib (C) Suketi (D) Majra 2. What is the area of the Una district? (A) 1550 sq. km (B) 1540 sq. km (C) 1550 sq. km (D) None 3. Who is the first C.M. of H.P.? (A) Y.S. Parmar (B) Y.S. Singh (C) Y.S. Bhoot (D) N.C. Mehta 4. In area-wise, which is the smallest district? (A) Una (B) Hamirpur (C) Bilaspur (D) None 5. Which is the largest city of Himachal Pradesh? (A) Shimla (B) Hamirpur (C) Kullu (D) Chama 6. Find out the following Place is called ‘Mini Lahasa’? (A) Solan (B) Kinnaur (C) Sirmor (D) Dharamshala DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 7. When was Mandi town established? (A) 1512 (B) 1517 (C) 1527 (D) 1530 8. Where did Ras Bihari Bos stay in 1913 A.D.? (A) Kullu (B) Kangra (C) Lahaul Spiti (D) Palampur 9. Where is ‘Dashahar Lake’ Situated? (A) Near Mandali (Kullu) (B) Rewalsar Town (Mandi) (C) Dankhar (Sirmaur) (D) None of these 10. Which district has been declared as the Mushroom District of Himachal Pradesh? (A) Shimla (B) Solan (C) Bilaspur (D) Una 11. Who was the first Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh? (A) Ram Lal Thakur (B) Shanta Kumar (C) Dr. Y.S.Parmar (D) Virbhadra Singh 12. Which of the following places has no cement factory? (A) Darlaghat (solan) (B) Raj Ban (Sirmaur) (C) Barmana (Bilaspur) (D) Gaggal (Kangra) DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 13. Which district is maximum literate? (A) Hamirpur (B) Una (C) Shimla (D) None 14. Who is the founder of Hamirpur? (A) Hamir chand (B) Raja Ram Singh (C) Deep chand (D) None 15. Highest rain occurs at? (A) Una (B) Dharamshala (C) Shimla (D) None 16. National Institute of Technology is in? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Hamirpur (D) Kullu 17. The State Day of Himachal Pradesh is? (A) 5th April (B) 15th January (C) 25 March (D) 15 May 18. The High Court of Himachal Pradesh is in? (A) Una (B) Hamirpur (C) Shimla (D) Mandi DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 19. Which of the following is a tributary of Beas river? (A) Chandra (B) Kunah (C) Htli (D) Baira 20. Which of the following district is the Renuka lake situated? (A) Mandi (B) Una (C) Sirmour (D) Shimla 21. The greatest Ruler Raja Rattan Chan ruled over? (A) Kahloor (B) Bilaspur (C) Kullu (D) None of these 22. Where is the headquarter of Army training command? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Solan 23. Where is the 260 MW Hibra hydroelectric project situated? (A) Shimla Distt (B) Chamba District (C) Una Distt (D) Solan Distt 24. A girl from Himachal Pradesh has the distinction of being the youngest in the world to climb Mount Everest in 1993. Who is she? (A) Neha Sen (B) Dicky Dolma (C) Bob Dylan (D) Pushpa Devi DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 25. In which year Shimla become the capital of Himachal Pradesh? (A) 1966 (B) 1963 (C) 1965 (D) 1964 26. In which year was the broad gauge Delhi-Nangal rail line extended up to Una? (A) 1993 (B) 1990 (C) 1994 (D) 1991 27. In which district did Una tehsil fall in 1967? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Kangra 28. Where is the Andhra Hydel project located in which district? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Solan 29. When was Solan district formed? (A) September 1, 1972 (B) June 13, 1966 (C) April 15, 1975 (D) Oct 23, 1970 30. Where us the Mahima library located? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Nahan (D) Solan DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 31. The height of District Shimla is? (A) 2205 (B) 2305 (C) 2405 (D) 2505 32. Where is the headquarter of Army training command? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Solan 33. Where is the 260 MW Hibra hydroelectric project situated? (A) Shimla Distt (B) Chamba District (C) Una Distt (D) Solan Distt 34. A girl from Himachal Pradesh has the distinction of being the youngest in the world to climb Mount Everest in 1993. Who is she? (A) Neha Sen (B) Dicky Dolma (C) Bob Dylan (D) Pushpa Devi 35. In which year Shimla become the capital of Himachal Pradesh? (A) 1966 (B) 1963 (C) 1965 (D) 1964 36. In which year was the broad gauge Delhi-Nangal rail line extended up to Una? (A) 1993 (B) 1990 (C) 1994 (D) 1991 DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 37. In which district did Una tehsil fall in 1967? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Kangra 38. Where is the Andhra Hydel project located in which district? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Una (D) Solan 39. When was Solan district formed? (A) September 1, 1972 (B) June 13, 1966 (C) April 15, 1975 (D) Oct 23, 1970 40. Where us the Mahima library located? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Nahan (D) Solan 41. The festival “Bhunda” is related to? (A) Renuka Mata (B) Parshuram (C) Shiv (D) Shoolini Devi 42. The cement factory at Rajban in Sirmaur district was installed in? (A) 1971 (B) 1985 (C) 1990 (D) 1980 DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 43. How was Renuka related to Rishi Jamadagni? (A) Wife (B) Daughter (C) Mother (D) Son 44. “Rumal” is a famous handicraft of the district of? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Mandi (D) Solan 45. There is a Sun temple at? (A) Nirath (distt. Shimla) (B) Barmor (distt Chamba) (C) karsoag (distt Mandi) (D) Arki (distt Solan) 46. At which place in Himachal Pradesh is the 100 ton a day capacity Vanaspti ghee plant in the cooperative sector, located? (A) Shimla (B) Chamba (C) Mandi (D) Solan 47. Which country is assisting in the Pilot project on Trout in Himachal Pradesh? (A) Russia (B) Norway (C) France (D) Japan 48. Which major hydel project in Himachal Pradesh is being run in collaboration with Russia? (A) Pandoh Dam (B) Kol Dam (C) Bhakra Dam (D) Chamera Dam DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 49. In which year was the Abolition of Big Landed States Act passed in Himachal Pradesh? (A) 1961 (B) 1952 (C) 1954 (D) 1971 50. On which item was more than 50% of the first five-year plan expenditure incurred in Himachal Pradesh after it became a part “C” state? (A) Road Construction (B) Building Construction (C) Transport (D) Agriculture 51. The last village of the Spiti valley is? (A) Keylong (B) Losar (C) Kunzum Pass (D) Ki-Gompa 52. When did H.P make a Union Territory? (A) 1955 (B) 1947 (C) 1956 (D) 1961 53. How many districts did Himachal Pradesh have till 1966? (A) Seven (B) Four (C) Eight (D) Six 54. Who was the first Chief Justice of H.P High court? (A) Justice M.H Beg (B) Justice R.S.Pathak (C) Justice T.U.Mehta DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF (D) Justice V.D.Misra 55. Gaiety Theatre was opened in Shimla by the British in? (A) 1853 (B) 1857 (C) 1887 (D) 1885 56. What was the Shivalik Mountain known as in ancient texts? (A) Padmanabh (B) Jongsong Peak (C) Mainak Parbat (D) Mukut Parbat 57. Which son of Amar Singh Thapa defeated the Raja Karmprakash of Sirmaur in 1809? (A) Bhakti Thapa (B) Banjar Singh (C) Ranjaur Singh (D) Jubbal Thapa 58. In which district was Himachal’s first music studio, “Sound of Mountains” established in the year 1986? (A) Mandi (B) Kangra (C) Shimla (D) Hamirpur 59. Which district has the largest Post Offices in Himachal Pradesh? (A) Kangra (B) Hamirpur (C) Sirmaur (D) Shimla 60. Hindu mythological who was the wife of King Himachal? (A) Mainawati (B) Lilawati DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF (C) Senawati (D) none of these 61. A nine-hole Golf course located where in Shimla district? (A) Shuni (B) Losar (C) Kunzum Pass (D) Naldera 62. The earthquake that caused great havoc in Kangra occurred in? (A) 4th April 1905 (B) 4th May 1905 (C) 4th Sept. 1905 (D) 4th June 1905 63. Which district in H.P has its borders with, sirmaur, Uttarakhand, solan and Mandi? (A) Kullu (B) Kinnaur (C) Shimla (D) Chamba 64. The Bhootnath temple is at? (A) Kullu (B) Mandi (C) Shimla (D) Chamba 65. Bir billing in Kangra district has become famous for? (A) Lakes (B) Tourism (C) Hang Gliding (D) Fishing DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 66. The Suketi Fossil park is in which district? (A) Kullu (B) Mandi (C) Shimla (D) Sirmaur 67. What is meant by Tabhagston, Kumai bhagston, and Kowanchi? (A) Types of marriages among Lahaulis (B) Marriage rituals (C) Ornaments of women (D) Food delicacies 68. In which fair guru and Chela predict the events of the coming year in the night before the fair concludes? (A) Lavi fair of Rampur Bushahr (B) Renuka fair of Sirmaur (C) Shivratri Mela of Mandi (D) Nalwari fair of Bilasapur 69. What is the major specialty of the Nalwari fair? (A) Workshop of bullocks (B) Mass trading of horses and mules (C) Horse race (D) Bullock, Gymnastic skills and physical prowess 70. What is the most significant material housed in the Bhuri Singh Museum, Chamba? (A) Stone inscriptions and sculptures (B) Martel inscriptions (C) Documents in Persian, Punjabi and Tankari languages (D) Embroideries, textiles, and Paintings 71. Shipki pass 4500 m is in the district of? (A) Chango (B) Losar (C) Kunzum Pass (D) Kinnaur DAILY HIMACHAL GK HIMACHAL GK MCQ PDF 72.
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