1. Mukundra Hills are located in Kota district of Rajasthan.

2. It is part of Hadoti Plateau.

3. Mukundra Hills National Park and Darra Wildlife Sanctuary are located in this region.

There is a correct match between the physical department and the concerned district.

A. Bhakar                                    iii. Sirohi  

B. Girwa                                      iv. Udaipur

C. Vagad                                     i. Banswara

D. Bangar                                   ii. Nagaur

1. Harsh Parvat is located in Sikar district of Rajasthan. This mountain is located about 14 kilometres south-east of Sikar city.

2. Harsh Parvat is named after Harshnath Temple. This temple is situated at the foothills of Harsha Parvat.

3. A beautiful view of the surrounding area is visible from this mountain. There are also many religious places, historical sites, and natural sites on Harsha Parvat.

1. Karni Mata is the family deity of Charan and Rathore of Bikaner.

He is also said to be the incarnation of Jogamaya, the goddess of rats and world mother.

2. Her temple is in Deshnoke Bikaner, the foundation of which was laid by Karni Mata herself. The original temple of Karni Mata was built by Raja Jai Singh.

3. The present grand form of this temple was given by Maharaja Surat Singh.

4. Mostly rats are found in this temple, hence the temple is also called the temple of rats.

1. Ganeshwar civilization in Rajasthan is situated at some distance from Neem ka Thana of Sikar district.

2. Chalcolithic period tools have been found in the excavation of Ganeshwar civilization.

3. Ganeshwar civilization is situated on the banks of Kantli river.

4. Ganeshwar civilization is considered to be pre-Harappan civilization.

5. Ganeshwar civilization flourished in 2800 BC.

6. Ganeshwar civilization is also called 'Pushkar of Archaeology'.

1. This ritual is related to marriage in which the bride is made to dance at the groom's house after tying her hair and making her sit on a cot, this is called Leela Moriya.

2. Leela Moriya Sanskar is an important rite which is an important part of the marriage ceremony of the tribals. This ritual strengthens the love and trust between the bride and groom.

In Rajasthan, addresses like Gola, Daroga, Chakar, Chela etc. are used for domestic slaves.

'Jhimmi' is a red-pink veil with a gota-border given by the maternal uncle and worn by the bride at the time of Phere or Saptapadi.