41.Select the correct statements from the following: i.Supreme Court of India has allowed the State for silviculture green felling of three species on experimental basis. (ii) Forests in H.P. cover an area of 37947 sq. kms of total Read more
21. Ans-B Alder is state tree of Nagaland therefore ans is B 22. Ans-C 23. Ans – D 24. Ans- A 25.Fats are made from edible oils using the process of A.Saponification B.Esterification C.Catalytic hydrogenation Read more
1.Given below are two statements: Statement I According to a World Bank working paper, extreme poverty in India dropped to 10.2% in the pre-Covid year of 2019 from as much an 22.5 in 2011 Statement II: The paper uses the Read more
Yamuna System in Himachal Pradesh includes the eastern most rivers of the Yamuna and their tributaries. –The drainage network of the river Yamuna is spread over 10% area of Himachal Pradesh, and it falls under the Ganga- Yamuna river system Read more
NAME– Vedic -Satudri and Shatadru in Sanskrit -it is the longest among the five rivers of Himachal Pradesh. ORIGIN– It has its source in Rakas Tal Lake near Mansarover Lake on the Southern slopes of the Kailash Mountain bevond Read more
LOCATION–SIRMAUR It was extension of quit India movement in Himachal Pradesh REASON Pajhota Andolan was both. AGRARIAN & POLITICAL in nature. Also suppression by employees of Raja annoyed people of this area. It was started under the aegis of Read more
POLITICS OF SUB REGIONALISM IN HIMACHAL PRADESH Before starting this topic lets have some basic ideas about SUB REGIONALISM SUB REGIONALISM- refers to distinct identity formation within a region.in this some specific area within that region consider itself bit different Read more
✓Himachal Pradesh came into being as a Centrally Administered Chief Commissioner’s provice on April 15, 1948.✓It was made by integrating 26 Shimla hill States and 4 Punjab hill states (a total of 30 erstwhile Princely States) with itsheadquarter in the Read more
1) STATE TREE- DEODAR (देवदार)✓Declared as the State Tree of Himachal Pradesh Deodar Cedar (Cedrus deodara), is a species of cedar native to the western Himalayas (Himachal Pradesh), occurring at 1500m-3200 m altitude.✓ It is a large evergreen coniferous tree Read more
