Exam 2: Geography of India: Landmarks, Borders, and Rivers: Part B
Exam 1: Geography of India: Landmarks, Borders, and Rivers: Part A25 Questions
Exam 2: Geography of India: Landmarks, Borders, and Rivers: Part B25 Questions
Exam 3: Geography of India: Landmarks, Borders, and Rivers: Part C25 Questions
Exam 4: Geography of India: Landmarks, Borders, and Rivers: Part D21 Questions
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Laterite Soil (which is red in colour) is mainly found in which of the Indian states:
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Damodar and Sone river valley in India are depository of the ……………. rocks.
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Nathpa Jhakri hydel power project is located on ………………. river
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Tornadoes (or andhis)are common in Punjab and haryana. The same are called …………………. in west bengal.
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……………. is the second largest brackish-water lake or lagoon in India.
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……………. International Airport is the first airport in India built under a public-private partnership (PPP) model.
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Kumarakom Bird Sanctuary in India is located in the state of ……………………
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The Indian River Lagoon is a group of three lagoons: Mosquito Lagoon, Banana River, and the Indian River.
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The ………….. Corridor was created in 1947 after the partition of Bengal between India and Pakistan.
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BSE (Bombay Stock Exchange) is located on ………… Street, Mumbai.
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……………… flows from India to Bangladesh and is one of the main rivers of Bangladesh.
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The Indian Standard Time is a standard uniform time which is adopted everywhere in India regardless of their local time.
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The Name "India" is derived from Sindhu (Indus), which is a river in the north-west.
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