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The Surajkund International Crafts Mela is held every year in which district of Haryana?

  1. A.Faridabad
  2. B.Panchkula
  3. C.Kurukshetra
  4. D.Rewari

Correct answer

A. Faridabad

Explanation

The correct answer is A, Faridabad. The fair is held each February at Surajkund near Faridabad, beside the old stepped reservoir ascribed to the Tomar ruler Surajpal, from which the place takes its name. It brings together craftspeople, weavers and folk performers from across India and from partner countries, with one Indian state and one country featured as themes each year, and it has grown into the best known cultural event of the state.

Option B, Panchkula, is known instead for the Yadavindra or Pinjore Gardens, a Mughal garden of the time of Aurangzeb. Option C, Kurukshetra, holds the Gita Jayanti Mahotsav at the Brahma Sarovar, a religious and cultural festival of a different kind. Option D, Rewari, is known for brass work and for its railway heritage steam locomotive shed, not for this fair.

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

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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

The commission headed by Justice J. C. Shah was appointed in 1966 to decide how the Punjab should be divided on a linguistic basis, and its report fixed which districts and tehsils would go to Haryana, which would remain with Punjab and which would form Chandigarh and the hill areas…

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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

The Third Battle of Panipat was fought in January 1761 between the Maratha army, led by Sadashivrao Bhau with Vishwasrao, and the Afghan ruler Ahmad Shah Abdali, who had the support of the Rohillas and the Nawab of Awadh.