राज्यसेवा मुख्य परीक्षा २०१६ GS-1

Rural to rural migration is observed in Maharashtra because :

In which of the following river basin/basins Jawar is concentrated ?

(a) Godavari

(b) Bhima

(c) Krishna

(d) Panchaganga

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Match the following: 

Which of the following two districts have high density (451-600) of population ?

Which of the following countries lie on west and north-west to India ?

Indian Meterological department has declared four seasons after studying the arrival and departure of Monsoon. Choose correct alternative from the following season and its duration.

(a) South - West Monsoon Period (June to September) 

(b) Post - Monsoon Period (October to December)

(c) North - East Monsoon Period (January to February)

(d) Pre - Monsoon Period (March to May) 

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Which forts are famous for tourism in Pune district ?

(a) Vandurg wasota

(b) Shivneri

(c) Rajmachi 

(d) Pratapgad

(e) Harishchandragad

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Sun Temple at Konark in Orissa is World Famous. It is known as _________ .

In Maharashtra stalactites and stalagmites are found at _________ in Ahmadnagar district.

Match the following: 

Which of the following Valley shows the beautiful scene of reservoir of Dhom dam ? 

(a) Krishna Valley 

(b) Venna Valley

(c) Tehri Gadwal Valley 

(d) Silent Valley

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Roaring Forties are __________ kind of wind.

Match the following Electricity projects with their districts. 

Match the following : 

For what "Amw" Letter is used by the Scientist Koppen in Indian Climatic Classification ?

Match the following: 

Name the agent of erosion forming the landform shown in the following figure. 

Except 1921 census year, during the rest census years population of Maharashtra increased. Which of the following factors are responsible for fall in growth rate during 1921 census year ?

(a) Spread of disease like Plague

(b) Scarsity of food

(c) Drought 

(d) Out migration from Maharashtra

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Identify the following River :

(a) Originates in Madhya Pradesh.

(b) Called Pranhita after its confluence with Wardha river.

(c) Forms the North-South boundary of Chandrapur-Gadchiroli districts.

(d) Pench and Bagh are its tributaries.

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Identify the river basin shown in the following map.