Maharashtrian plateau is made up of

• Alluvial soil
• Coral reef
• Sandstone
• Lava
Correct Option: D  [ Lava ]

Remark: The Maharashtra Plateau, also known as the Deccan Plateau, is primarily composed of igneous rock formations, particularly basalt. Covers Maharashtra, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, and Telangana.

The retreating Monsoon gives rainfall to:

• Gujarat
• Goa
• Tamilnadu
• Maharashtra
Correct Option: C  [ Tamilnadu ]

Remark:

An important river of the Indian desert is?

• Luni
• Narmada
• Tapi
• Jhelum
Correct Option: A  [ Luni ]

Remark:

The river Luni Flows through the state :

• Bihar
• West Bengal
• Rajasthan
• Himachal Pradesh
Correct Option: C  [ Rajasthan ]

Remark: The river originates in the western slopes of the Aravalli Range near Ajmer, Rajasthan where it is known as the Sagarmati. It flows south west ward through the hills and across the plains of the Marwar region in Rajasthan. The river is 495 km long.

Amarkantak plateau in the Maikal hills marks the origin of the river:

• Gandak
• Chambal
• Narmada
• Ghaggar
Correct Option: C  [ Narmada ]

Remark:

Central Agricultural Research Institute is situated in:

• Tamilnadu
• Jammu and Kashmir
• Andaman and Nicobar Islands
• Assam
Correct Option: C  [ Andaman and Nicobar Islands ]

Remark:

Asia's largest Tulip Garden is located in which State ?

• Jammu and Kashmir
• Assam
• Sikkim
• Uttarakhand
Correct Option: A  [ Jammu and Kashmir ]

Remark:

The oldest oil field of India is :

• Ankleshwar
• Aliabet
• Bassein
• Digboi
Correct Option: D  [ Digboi ]

Remark:

kodarma is famous for its production of :

• Iron ore
• Manganese
• limestone
• Mica
Correct Option: D  [ Mica ]

Remark: Koderma is a district in Jharkhand.

The rainfall distribution pattern over the Ganga basin decreases from the:

• West to East and North to South
• East to West and North to South
• West to East and South to North
• East to West and South to North
Correct Option: A  [ West to East and North to South ]

Remark: