1. Maximum production of maize is in the southern and south-eastern parts of Rajasthan. These areas have high temperatures and rainfall, which is favourable for maize cultivation.

2. Highest producing districts of maize in Rajasthan which include Bhilwara, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Banswara, and Dungarpur.

Rajasthan State Environment Policy was announced in 2010. Rajasthan Environment Policy 2010 identifies major environmental challenges and outlines strategies and actions to deal with them.

1. 'Bithri Wind Energy Project' has been established in Jodhpur district of Rajasthan.

 2. This is the third wind energy project of the state, which has been established in Mas Bithadi village of Phalodi town.

1. Rajasthan's agriculture is divided into 10 parts on the basis of crop climate zone.

2. In terms of area, the largest agro-climatic zone of Rajasthan is I-C (extremely dry partially irrigated zone).

3. Rajasthan's smallest agricultural crop in terms of area is climate zone IV-B.

4. On the basis of agricultural area, the largest agricultural crop in Rajasthan is climate zone III-B.

1. Shergarh Wildlife Sanctuary is located in Baran district and is spread over 98 square kilometres near Shergarh city.

2. Shergarh Wildlife Sanctuary is located about 65 kilometres from Baran district.

3. The sanctuary is known for its rich flora and fauna and its major attractions include tigers, sloth bears, hyenas, and deer species such as chinkara (Indian gazelle), sambar, chital (spotted deer), and leopards.

1. This soil is spread in the slopes of Aravali in semi-arid and sub-humid type of climate.

2. This soil is widespread in Sirohi, Pali, Rajsamand, Udaipur, Bhilwara, Jhalawar.

All of the following (topography - location) are correctly matched.

(A) Oriya Plateau - Mt. Abu

(B) Bhakar Eastern Sirohi

(C) Lasadia Plateau - Udaipur

(D) Bhorat Plateau - Between Kumbhalgarh to Gogunda

1. 'Isarda Dam Project' has been constructed in the Tonk and Sawai Madhopur districts.

2. It is on the banks of river Banas in Isarda village.

3. It envisages providing safe drinking water facilities to approximately 25 lakh rural and urban population, benefiting 1,079 villages, five towns in Dausa, Rajasthan and 177 villages, and one town in Sawai Madhopur district.