RPSC 2nd Grade Sanskrit Department Gk paper 1|| kalam Task Test Series 2024 || Final Test 03

Introduction to the Final Test for Grade One

Overview of the Session

• The session welcomes viewers back and introduces the final test for Grade One, specifically focusing on question number 26.

• It mentions that this will be the last paper before exams, encouraging students to relax and prepare for upcoming general education exams starting January 1st.

Identifying River Systems in India

Question 26: Identifying Major Rivers and Their Tributaries

• The first question involves identifying tributaries of major rivers, starting with Krishna River, which has Musi and Koyna as its tributaries.

• Emphasis is placed on remembering these tributaries due to a single group exam format this time, which may increase difficulty levels.

• For Brahmaputra River, Kameng and Dhanshree are identified as tributaries; Dhanshree is also referred to as Dhanushri.

• The Indus River's incorrect tributaries are mentioned (Mansi and Sankosh), clarifying they belong to Brahmaputra instead.

• Ganga's tributaries include Mahananda and Son; thus option three is confirmed as correct for this question.

Geography of Mangrove Forests in India

Question 27: Area Covered by Mangrove Forest

• This question asks about the area covered by mangrove forests in India, specifically noting it spans 6,740 square kilometers.

• The Sundarbans Delta in West Bengal is highlighted as having the largest concentration of mangroves in India, followed by Gujarat.

Nuclear Energy Projects in India

Question 28: Non-Nuclear Energy Project Locations

• The focus shifts to identifying locations not associated with nuclear energy projects; Kakrapar (Gujarat), Kaiga (Karnataka), and Kalpakkam (Tamil Nadu) are all confirmed nuclear sites.

• Kalol is identified incorrectly as it pertains to petroleum rather than nuclear energy projects; hence it’s marked as the answer for this question.

Mountain Ranges and Peaks in India

Question 29: Matching Mountain Ranges with Their Highest Peaks

• This section discusses matching mountain ranges with their highest peaks such as:

• Satpura Range - Dhupgarh

• Nilgiri Hills - Doda Betta

• Southern Ghats - Anai Mudi

• Eastern Ghats - Mahendragiri

Historical Movements in Rajasthan

Question 30: Princely States' Role During Quit India Movement

• Discusses which princely state council called for "Quit Supporting British" during India's independence movement; Mevad Princely Council is noted here.

Question 31: Key Figures of the Revolts

• Shivnath Singh's role during the revolt of 1857 is highlighted along with his association with Asop estate while mentioning Kushal Singh from Ahwa estate too.

Arab Travelers’ Accounts

Question 32: Al-Masudi’s Travels

• Al-Masudi visited during Mahipal I's reign while another traveler named Suleiman came during Mihir Bhoj's period; both dates are significant historical markers discussed here.

Historical Conflicts

Question 33: Samant Singh’s Defense Against Khalji Invasion

• Samant Singh defended Jalore against Jalaluddin Khalji’s invasion aided by Sarangdev Bagla from Gujarat.

Peasant Movements

Question 34: Bangu Peasant Movement Conference Location

• A significant conference held on October 5th,1936 involving over five hundred Gurjar-Meena farmers took place at Hindoli during Bangu peasant movement.

Mirza Raja Man Singh

Question 35: Statements About Mirza Raja Man Singh

• Various statements regarding Mirza Raja Man Singh are evaluated where he led Mughal forces against Ibrahim Mirza among other roles he played.

All Indian States People's Council

Question 36: Establishment Details

• Discusses establishment details about All Indian States People's Council formed in December1927 aiming primarily at political activism rather than social awakening.

Additional Insights on Ganeshwar Civilization

Questions Related to Archaeological Findings

(Questions related to archaeological findings continue discussing various aspects including findings from Kalibangan.)

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