Rajasthan GK Questions Practice Question and Answer

Q:

Where  is Kiradu temple located?

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    Jodhpur
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  • 2
    Bundi
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  • 3
    Barmer
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    Wrong
  • 4
    Kota
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Answer : 3. "Barmer"
Explanation :

Kiradu temple is located about 35 km away from Barmer in Rajasthan, probably in the Thar Desert region. It is situated near the town of Kiradu. It is famous for five of its temples dating back to the 11th century A.D. The locals call it the Khajuraho of Rajasthan or mini-Khajuraho of India given the erotic sculptures that are part and parcel.

Q:

Which of the following is elected by the Governor?

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    Solicitor General of the State
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    Members of Public Service Commission
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    State Election Commissioner
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    all of these
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Answer : 4. "all of these"

Q:

Nagabhatta II defeated the Muslims, the information of which is found –

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    From plateau column inscription
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    From the Osiya inscription
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    From Gwalior inscription
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    From Jodhpur inscription
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Answer : 3. "From Gwalior inscription"

Q:

Where was Baba Ramdev born?

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    Amarkot
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    Parbatsar
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    Adukasmer
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    Pokaran
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Answer : 3. "Adukasmer"

Q:

As per the information released by the State Government, 2013, what is the per capita forest area in Rajasthan? 

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    0. 05 hectares
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    0. 16 hectares
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    0. 26 hectares
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    0. 36 hectares
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Answer : 1. "0. 05 hectares "

Q:

Who is worshiped as the liberator of cows and the god of serpents /

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    Father
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    Gogaji
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    Tejaji
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    Ramdev
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Answer : 3. "Tejaji"

Q:

In which city are the Patwans' havelis located?

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    Jaisalmer
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    Jodhpur
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  • 3
    Nagaur
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    Wrong
  • 4
    Barmer
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Answer : 1. "Jaisalmer"

Q:

The 'BHOR' program which is being run with the co-ordination of the Police Commissionerate, Jaipur, is aimed at -

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    Eradication of child labour
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    Rehabilitation of beggars
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    De-addiction
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    Rehabilitation of criminals
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Answer : 2. "Rehabilitation of beggars"
Explanation :

1. In Rajasthan, it was first launched in Jaipur with the joint efforts of Rajasthan Skills and Livelihood Development Corporation (RSLDC) and Sopan Institute of Science, Technology and Management.

2. The objective of this scheme was to provide livelihood opportunities to street beggars so that Jaipur could be made a beggar-free city.

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