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Jpsc Gs – Ii (2016) 1 JPSC GS – II (2016) 1. Chhaua mascot for 34th National Game held in 2011 was a a. Baby deer b. Baby elephant c. Baby bear d. None of the above 2. The first Jharkhand women to scale Mt. Everest is a. Bachendri Pal b. Premlata Agrawal c. Aruna Mishra d. None of the above 3. Mohan Kumarmangalam Stadium in located at a. Jamsherpur b. Dhanbad c. Simdega d. Bokaro 4. Restrictions on the transfer of Scheduled Tribe/Backward Class/ Scheduled Caste lands is provided under Section…………….. Of the Chota Nagpur Tenancy Act, 1908. a. 46 b. 72 c. 48 d. 42 5. The time bar for ejectment under Section 46 is ………… years, that is after expiry of said period, the transferee will perfect his title over transfer land by adverse possession. a. 10 b. 8 c. 5 d. 12 6. The rank of Jharkhand among Indian states on Ease of Doing Business (EODB) in the year 2016 by World Bank and DIPP is a. First b. Fifth c. Seventh d. Third 7. The New Industrial Policy (2016) of Government of Jharkhand has given top priority to rural electrification with an objective of a. 70% Electrification by 2017 b. 80% Electrification by 2017 c. 90% Electrification by 2017 d. 100% Electrification by 2017 8. The 2016 Industrial Policy of Government of Jharkhand is supposed to be operational for a period of a. 5 years b. 10 years c. 15 years d. 1 years 9. Under the New Industrial Policy (2016) a mega project under cement sector requires a minimum investment of a. Rs. 100 crores b. Rs. 200 crores c. Rs. 300 crores d. Rs. 500 croores 10. According to 2008 Rehabilitation and Resettlement Policy Government of Jharkhand, the State Level Rehabilitation and Resettlement Council shall meet at least ………… a year. a. Once b. Twice c. Thrice d. Four times 11. Under Section ………… of the Santhal Paragana Act, 1949, a land which is not recorded as such shall be recognized or treated as mulraiyat ka jote (private holding) or mulraiyat jote. (official holding). a. 9 b. 8 c. 7 d. 10 12. According to Sec. 33 of the Santhal Pragana Tenancy Act, 1949, settlement of waste land is liable to be set aside if nit cultivated within……..years. a. 4 b. 6 c. 5 d. 8 13. Under Sec. 22 of the Santhal Paragana Tenancy Act, 1949, a raiyat may make over his holding temporarily on trust of cultivation to a raiyat after notifying to the SDO and Headman or mulraiyat in the following circumstances. a. his temporary absence from the village b. loss of plough cattle c. the raiyat being a widow/minor d. all the above 14. Under Land Acquistion, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 stipulates mandatory consent of how much people in Public‐Private Partnership Project ? a. 50 % b. 60% c. 70% d. 80% 15. The land owner under Land Acquisition, Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 means a. Person whose name is recorded in as the owner of land b. Person who is granted forest right under Forest Right Act, 2006 c. Person who is entitled to be granted ‘Patta’ right d. All of the above 16. The Mukhyamantri Ladli Laxmi Yojana was launched in which year in Jharkhand? a. 2012 b. 2013 c. 2014 d. 2015 17. CAMPA means a. Jharkhand Compensatory Afforestation Fund Management and Planning Authority b. Jharkhand Counter Afforestation Fund Management and Policy Authority c. Jharkhand Compensation Association Fund Management and Planning Authority d. None of the above 18. The Government of Jharkhand initiated Wild Life Management Plan for a period of ……….. years in different wildlife sanctuaries existing in State of Jharkhand. a. 5 years b. 6 years c. 4 years d. 10 years 19. National Mission for Green India has been initiated in the following States by Government of India with the aim to improve the density of existing forests a. Jharkhand b. Madhya Pradesh c. Both States d. None of the above 20. Jharkhand State Ganga River Conservation Authority is constituted in the year a. 2008 b. 2010 c. 2009 d. 2011 21. The author of ‘Gayab Hota Hua Desh’ is a. Nirmala Putul b. Rajat Verma c. Shravan Kumar Goswami d. Ranendra 22. The author of Drama “Koche Kadba’ is a. Soleman Murmu b. Narayan Soren c. Panchanan Mardi d. Raghunath Murmu 23. The author of ‘Khewal Bansho Dhorom Puthi’ is a. Fr. Peterlal Ekka b. Stephen Hikkim Murmu c. Manjhi Ramdas Tudu d. Doman Hansda 24. The author of ‘Adhi Dharam’ is a. Raghunath Murmu b. Gurbachan Singh c. Ramdayal Munda d. Nirmal Minz 25. Litterateur whose birth century was in 2016? a. Vandana Tete b. Ramswarth Singh c. Dinesh Prasad d. Radhakrishna 26. Bihar Sponger Iron Plant located at a. Adityapur b. Sonari c. Chandil d. Tamar 27. Mukhya Mantri Jan Van Yojana’ was launched for the first time in which State of India? a. Bihar b. Jharkhand c. Chattisghrh d. Kerala 28. The number of houses in Jharkhand for widows to be constructed during financial year 2016‐ 17 under Bhimrao Amberkar Awas Yojana for widows is a. 8,000 b. 9,000 c. 10,000 d. 11,000 29. ‘Yojana Banao’ campaign has been launched by Government of Jharkhand in which year? a. 2011 b. 2013 c. 2014 d. 2016 30. The Jharkhand Government launched ‘Sarswati Yojana’ to benefit construction workers in the year a. 2011 b. 2012 c. 2013 d. 2014 31. Among the freedom fighters of Jharkhand who was the first ‘Shahid’ (Martyr) ? a. Birsa Munda b. Telanga Khadiya c. Tilka Manjhi d. Siddhu and Kanhu 32. To whom the first Paramvir Chakra was awarded in Jharkhand ? a. Albert Ekka b. Birsa Munda c. Tilka Manjhi d. Jatra Oraon 33. Freedom fighter Poto Sardar was a. Oroan b. Gond c. Munda d. Nagbanshi 34. Who is known as Marang Gomake? a. Jaipal Singh b. K. S. Singh c. Sibu Soren d. Birsa Munda 35. Who was the President of Chhotanagpur Sanyukta Sangh of 1954? a. Satyadeo Sahu b. Sukhdeo Mahto c. Ram Narayan Khalako d. M.L. Agrwal 36. Who among the following was not an official of Bhuihari‐Parha of Munda tribe in the earlier period? a. Kuar b. Lal c. Karto d. Pat‐Munda 37. The Nagbanshi ruler Raja Durjan Sal agreed to pay an annual tribute to the Mughal Emperor Jahangir in 1628. The amount of annual tribute was a. Rs. 7,000 b. Rs. 9,000 c. Rs. 6,000 d. Rs. 5,000 38. Who as the sacerdotal and secular head of the Oraon villages before the office of Mahto in the earlier period? a. Pujar b. Baiga c. Gorait d. None of these 39. Who was the sub‐head of Manjhi in the community system of Santals ? a. Pradhan b. Mustangir c. Paranik d. Gorait 40. The British officer who recognized “Munda‐Manaki System’ was a. Thomason b. Carleylle c. Cleveland d. Thomas Wilkinson 41. Who among the following is the Environmentalist from Jharkhand to have been honoured with the Padmasri Award of the year 2016? a. Shivlal Sagar b. Dr. Surendra Prasad c. Simon Oraon d. Ashok Bhagat 42. Who has been honoured by Jharkhand Vidhansabha as the best legislator in 2016? a. Pradeep Yadav b. Biranchi Narayan c. Stephen Marandi d. Joda Manjhi 43. In the Republic Day parade of 2015, the tableau that was rewarded 2nd prize was a. Maluti Temple b. Rajarappa Temple c. Deogarh Temple d. Basukinath Temple 44. Jharkhand had become the first state to introduce direct benefit transfer in which commodity ? a. Sugar b. Pulses c. Edible oil d. Kerosene oil 45. The Urja Ganga Jagdishpur – Haldia gas pipe does not pass through which district of Jharkhand ? a. Dhanbad b. Bokaro c. E. Singhbhum d. W. Singhbhum 46. Which statement regarding Dhoklo Sohar Maha Samiti is not correct ? a. Opposed the Panchayati Rai Election b. Supported the Panchayati Raj c. Favoured Customary System d. Accepted Munda‐Manki as representative 47. The families who cleared jungles and prepare lands for plough were known as a. Bhuinhars b. Chalo Pachcho c. Baiga d. Pujar 48. In village organization the function of the village Baiga (Oraon) is a. to propitiate village dieties b. to work as village servant c. to work as carpenter d. to work as blacksmith 49. What is the main profession of the Sadan of Jharkhand? a. Hunting b. Agriculture c. Trade d. Weaving 50. Which one of the following language has become extinct from the Adivasi tribe of Jharkhand? a. Mundari b. Kurukh c. Kharia d. Asuri 51. Functions of Development of Disaster Management Knowledge‐cum‐Demonstration Center (SRIJAN) are a. Creating Knowledge‐cum‐demonstration centers b. Creating awareness c. Providing local need based information d. All the above 52. In which year State of Jharkhand experienced severe drought due to the deficit of rainfall? a. 2001 b. 2005 c. 2010 d. 2006 53. Section ………….. of the Disaster Management Act, 2005 empowers Governor of a State to establish State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) a. Section 14 (1) b. Section 15 c. Section 16 d. None of the above 54. The first Wife village in Jharkhand is located in which place? a. lchak b. Kasmar c. Chauparan d. Govindpur 55. Which one of the following has signed an M.O.U. with the Jharkhand State recently for the establishment of country’s first sports university? a. C.C.L. b. SAIL c. N.T.P.C. d. TISCO 56. The major issues faced by forest sector of state of Jharkhand which in turn affects the climate are a. lack of infrastructural development b.
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