Indian Geography Tel river is a tributary of which of the following rivers? Ghaghara Kamla Bagmati Mahanadi Ghaghara Kamla Bagmati Mahanadi ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP The Tel river flows in Odisha. It is an important tributary of Mahanadi.
Indian Geography Which of the following is an example of ‘Rabi’ crop? Arhar Maize Cotton Mustard Arhar Maize Cotton Mustard ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Mustard is an example of a Rabi crop.
Indian Geography What type of irrigation is popular in the areas of Satluj-Ganga plain? Wells & Tubewells Tank None of these Canal Wells & Tubewells Tank None of these Canal ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Wells & Tubewells is popular in the areas of Satluj-Ganga plain. Wells & Tubewells account for 63% of the total irrigated are of India.
Indian Geography ”Pipavav ” in Gujarat is best known for which among the following? India’s First Greenfield refinery India’s First ship breaking yard None of these India’s first private port India’s First Greenfield refinery India’s First ship breaking yard None of these India’s first private port ANSWER DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP
Indian Geography Which of the following is the tallest untiered waterfall of India? Shivasamudram Falls Gokak Falls Dudhsagar Falls Jog Falls Shivasamudram Falls Gokak Falls Dudhsagar Falls Jog Falls ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Jog Falls (253 meters height) the tallest untiered waterfall of India. It is situated across the Sharavati river (Karnataka).
Indian Geography Which of the following is known as mango shower? Rainfall from June to September Rainfall in winter days Rainfall caused by western disturbances Pre monsoon rainfall in Karnataka and Kerala Rainfall from June to September Rainfall in winter days Rainfall caused by western disturbances Pre monsoon rainfall in Karnataka and Kerala ANSWER EXPLANATION DOWNLOAD EXAMIANS APP Pre-monsoon rainfall in Karnataka and Kerala is known as mango shower (also known as April rains or summer showers). It helps in the ripening of mangoes.
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