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Which bird is the state bird of Haryana?

  1. A.Indian peacock
  2. B.Black francolin
  3. C.Great Indian bustard
  4. D.Sarus crane

Correct answer

B. Black francolin

Explanation

The correct answer is B, black francolin, known locally as the kala teetar. It is a ground bird of the fields and scrub of the plains, recognised by its dark plumage with white spots and its loud call from the edge of a crop field. Along with it, the blackbuck is the state animal of Haryana, the peepal the state tree and the lotus the state flower.

Option A, the Indian peacock, is the national bird of India and also the state bird of some other states, which makes it the commonest wrong answer here. Option C, the great Indian bustard, is the state bird of Rajasthan and is now very rare. Option D, the sarus crane, is the state bird of Uttar Pradesh. State symbol questions are answered by learning the whole set of four for the state, since papers ask them in rotation.

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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

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…

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

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.