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General Knowledge - J&K (I) Expected Questions on Constitution of Jammu and Kashmir (J&K) 1) When was J&K Constituent Assembly was constituted ? Ans: Sept, 1951 2) The constitution of J&K was adopted on ? Ans: 17th Nov, 1956 3) When did constitution of J&K comes into force ? Ans 26th Jan, 1957 4) Chairman of Drafting Committee of J&K Constituent Assembly ? Ans Sh. Girdhari Lal Dogra 5) When did J&K Acceded with India ? Ans 26th Oct, 1947 6) How many Parts are there in the constitution of J&K ? Ans Part-XIIIth (13th) 7) Which Section of J&K constitution deals with Fundamental Rights ? Ans Section-10 8) Which Part of J&K's constitution describes its Relationship with India ? Ans Part-II 9) Which Section Deals with Right to compulsory and Free Education Ans Section-20 10) Which Section Deals for Rights of Women and Children Ans Section 21 - Rights of Children Section-22- Rights of Women 11) Which Part of Constitution deals with "Directive Principles of state Policy" ? Ans Part-IV 12) Which Part of Constitution deals with "Permanent Residents" ? Ans Part-III 13 ) How many sections are there in Part -IV (Directive Principles) of Constitution ? Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K Ans Section (11- 25) are covered in Part-IV (II ) Expected Questions on J&K RTI Act 14) When was the RTI Act was first enacted in J&K ? Ans 7th Jan, 2004 15) When the J&K RTI Act-2009 comes into force ? Ans 20th March, 2009 16) Who was First state Chief Information Commissioner ? Ans G R Sufi 17) Under which sections of J&K RTI Act, 2009, Information cannot be disclosed ? Ans Any information falls under the exemptions of Section-8 & 9 18) What is the Time Limit to get Information from PIO ? Ans 30 Days 19) How many chapters are there are J&K RTI Act 2009 ? Ans 5 Chapters Chapter-1 : Preliminary (Section 1 & 2) Chapter-2: Right to Information and Obligation of Public Authority (Section 3 to Section-11) Chapter-3: The state Information Commission (Section 12,13 & 14) Chapter-4 Power and Function of Information Commission, Appeal and Penalties (Section 15 to Section 17) Chapter-5: Miscellaneous (Section 18 to 28) 20) What are some of the Important Sections of RTI Act, 2009 Section-3 : Deals with Right to Information Section-4: Obligation of Public authorities Section-8: Exemption from Disclose of Information Section-9: Ground for rejection Section-12: constitution of State Information Commission Section-20 : Jurisdiction of Courts Section-23: Role of Govt. Section-24: Power of Govt to make Rules 21) Who can appoint the State Information Commissioner ? Ans Governor. 22) What does Third Party Mean ? Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K Ans It means person other than citizen 23 ) What does the First Appellate authority mean ? Ans If you didn't get information with in 30 days, Or you are not satisfied with the information given, then you can appeal to the Next higher level. This higher level in called Ist appellate authority 24) What is Fee for Filing the RTI Application ? Ans Rs 10 (III) Expected Questions on Rivers and Lakes of J&K 25) The ancient name of River Chenab is ? Ans Chandrabhagha 26) Which lake is known as Vishnupad ? Ans Kausar Nag (Kulgam) 27) Mansabal Lake is Famous for ? Ans Lotus 28) From where the Chenab Originates ? Ans Baralacha (A snow bed) 29) Where is Gangabal Lake Located Ans Foothills of Mount Harmukh (In Ganderbal) 30) Which is the largest fresh water lake ? Ans Wular lake 31) Origin and Popular Local Name of Jhelum Ans Origin: Verinag Popular Name: Vitasta 32) Which Lake is known as Harmukh Ganga ? Ans Gangabal Lake 33) Which is Largest salt water lake in India Ans Pangong Lake (Ladakh) 34) What is Origion of Tawi River ? Ans Kailash Kund ( Sewajdhar New Bhadarwah) Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K 35) What is another name for Ravi River ? Ans Iravati 36) Which Lake is located en route to Amarnath cave ? Ans Sheshnag Lake 37) From where Kishengnaga River Originates Ans Drea Mountains 38) What is other name of Mansar Lake in Jammu Division? Ans Mansarovar Lake 39) Which Lake is Located near by famous Tourist spot Patnitop Ans Sanasar 40) From where the Indus Originates Ans Glaciers in Mansoravor (Tibet) (IV) Expected Questions on Indus Water Treaty 41) Indus Water Treaty was Signed between Ans India and Pakistan 42) when the Indus Water treaty was signed ? Ans 19th Sept, 1960 (Singed in Karachi) 43) Which International Organization act as a mediator in passing the treaty? Ans World Bank. 44) Which Rivers are involved in Indus Water treaty ? Ans Western Rivers: Indus, Jhelum and chenab Eastern Rivers: Ravi , Sutlej and Beas 45) The Idea for Indus Water treaty was given by ? Ans Mr Lilienthal 46) who was the president of World Bank at the time of signing the treaty ? Ans E. R Black. 47) What is the Duration of Transition period given by India to Pakistan for receiving the water from eastern rivers Ans 10 years Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K 48) The construction on which Navigation Project was stopped , after the objections were raised by Pakistan Ans Tulbul Navigational Project 49) Which committe was set up after signing of Indus water treaty? Ans Indus Commission 50) Who were the signers of this treaty ? Ans Mr Jawahar Lal Nehru and General Ayub Khan (V) Important Power Projects of J&K 51) Which is the First Hydro Electric Project of J&K Ans Mohra Hydro Electric Project (Estd. 1905) 52) Which is currently the biggest Power Generation Project of J&K ? Ans Salal Hydro Electric Project 53) What is the Installed capacity of Baghlihar-I ? Ans 450 MW 54 ) Uri Dam is built on which river ? Ans Jhelum 55 ) Name the Power Projects Operational on Chenab River ? Ans) Salal, Baghlihar and Dul Hasti (390 MW) 56 ) What is the Installed capacity of Salal Hyodro electric Project? Ans 690 MW 57 ) Where is Nimo Bazgo Power Project Installed ? Ans Indus (In Leh) 58) What is the Installed Capcity of URI-I and URI-II ? Ans URI-I: 480 MW URI-II: 240 MW 59) Where is Kishanganaga Power Project Located ? Ans Bandipora (Capacity: 330 MW) 60) Where is Pakal Dul Dam Projected ? Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K Ans Chenab (Kishtwar) Capacity : 1000 MW (VI) Historical and Tourist Places of J&K 61) The contruction of Famous Raghnath Mandir was started by ? Ans Maharaja Gulab Singh 62) Bahu Fort was constructed by ? Ans Raja Bahu Lochan. 63) Shadra-Sharief , of Rajouri is Famous for ? Ans Shrine of Baba Ghulam Shah 64) What famous temple is known as Takht-e-Suleman ? Ans Shankrcharya Temple 65 Shalimar bagh was built by ? 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Ans Pahalgam 79) Nangal Sahib Gurudwara of Poonch is established by ? Ans Sant Bhai Mela Singh 80) Who constructed stone stairs at Shankracharya temple ? Ans Maharaja Gulb Singh Ji 81) Hari Parbhat fort was constructed by ? Ans Atta Mohammad Khan (Afghan Governor) 82) Which is known by "Home of Apple" ? Ans Shopian 83) Who built Amar Mahal ? Ans A French architect (VI) Expected Questions on Climate, Crops and Transport Q 84) Which is the most expensive crop that is grown in J&K ? Ans Saffron 85) When did the Rail comes to J&K for First Time ? Copyright: ©Wani Zahoor® General Knowledge - J&K Ans 1975 ( In Jammu Tawi) 86) Where is Saffron grown in J&K ? Ans Pampore and Kishtwar 87) Which National Highway connect J&K with Rest of India ? Ans National Highway (NH-1) 88) Which Highway connect Jammu with Srinagar ? Ans 1-A (VI) Expected Questions on History of J&K 89) Who was Last ruling King of J&K ? Ans Raja Hari Singh 90) Who killed Mian Dido ? Ans Gulab Singh 91) Who founded Jammu ? 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