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Sultanpur National Park, well known for migratory birds, is located in which district of Haryana?

  1. A.Jhajjar
  2. B.Yamunanagar
  3. C.Gurugram
  4. D.Karnal

Correct answer

C. Gurugram

Explanation

The correct answer is C, Gurugram. Sultanpur National Park lies at Sultanpur village in Gurugram district on the road to Jhajjar and is a shallow wetland where large numbers of birds gather in winter, among them flamingos, pelicans, storks and many kinds of duck. It was first notified as a sanctuary and later upgraded to a national park, and in 2021 it was also declared a Ramsar site of international importance.

Option A, Jhajjar, holds the Bhindawas wildlife sanctuary, the other Haryana wetland declared a Ramsar site in the same year, so it is the closest trap. Option B, Yamunanagar, holds Kalesar National Park in the Shivalik foothills, known for sal forests and leopards. Option D, Karnal, has no national park but is known for the National Dairy Research Institute.

Read the full article: Haryana GK: Formation, Geography, History and Facts

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Q2.Indian States & UTsHard

The creation of Haryana as a separate state followed the recommendation of which commission?

  1. A.Dhar Commission
  2. B.Fazl Ali Commission
  3. C.Shah Commission
  4. D.Sarkaria Commission
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Correct answer: C. Shah Commission

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Q5.Indian States & UTsMedium

The Third Battle of Panipat, fought in 1761, was between the Marathas and which power?

  1. A.Babur's Mughal army
  2. B.Nadir Shah of Persia
  3. C.Ahmad Shah Abdali of Afghanistan
  4. D.The English East India Company
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Correct answer: C. Ahmad Shah Abdali of Afghanistan

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