Rajasthan Geography Questions and Answers (Rajasthan GK [General Knowledge])
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Rajasthan Geography Questions and Answers (Rajasthan GK [General Knowledge])
| 1 | Soil suitable for cotton cultivation? | Black soil (in Kota, Bundi, Naran, Jhalawar i.e. Hadoti area |
| 2 | Which sand dunes cause the most damage | Barkhan Sand Stupa (in Shekhawati area) |
| 3 | most erosion by water | Kota, Sawai Madhopur, by Chambal river in Karauli district. It is also called Gully Errision / Kandara problem. |
| 4 | Jajam is the main center of printing? | Akola (Chittorgarh) |
| 5 | The main reason for drought and famine in Rajasthan | erratic rain |
| 6 | State's first biodiesel refinery | Jhamarkotra (Udaipur) |
| 7 | chernozem soil area | Pali, Nagaur, Ajmer, Jaipur. This soil is also called gray desert soil. |
| 8 | Where are Kho Dariba, Gudha Kishori Das and Bhagouni Khane, famous for copper mining recently? | in Alwar district |
| 9 | fifty six hills | Marwar's Small Mount Haldeshwar Mahadev Temple in Barmer, Piplud is also in these hills |
| 10 | north to south length of rajasthan | 826 kms. |
| 11 | East to West Length of Rajasthan | 869 kms. |
| 12 | Total length of Aravalli and length in Rajasthan | 692 km. and 550 km in Rajasthan. |
| 13 | Physically parts of Rajasthan | 4 parts
Þ North-west desert region Þ Central Aravalli range Þ Eastern Plains Þ Hadoti Plateau |
| 14 | Which district has the most neighboring districts? | Pali's (8 neighboring districts) Jodhpur, Barmer, Jalore, Sirohi, Udaipur, Rajsamand, Ajmer, Nagaur |
| 15 | Districts and villages located on the north, south, east, west borders | Þ North – Sri Ganganagar (Kona A Village)
Þ South – Banswara (Borkund village, Kushalgarh tehsil) Þ East – Dhaulpur (Silan Village, Rajakheda Tehsil) Þ West – Jaisalmer (Katra Village, Sam Panchayat Samiti, Jaisalmer Tehsil) |
| 16 | longest serving chief minister | Mohanlal Sukhadia (for about 17 years) |
| 17 | sandy desert | Irg |
| 18 | rocky desert | hammand |
| 19 | mixed desert | Rag |
| 20 | Father of Operation Flood / Father of White Revolution | Verghese Kurien, this revolution started in the 4th five year plan. |
| 21 | what is brown revolution related to | Food Processing |
| 22 | woman fighting for the right to information | Aruna Rai (Tilonia, Ajmer work area, through whom this movement started from Chand Mate, Beawar |
| 23 | Rajasthan High Court was shifted to Jodhpur in 1958 on the recommendation of which committee? | Shri Satyanarayana Rao Committee |
| 24 | underground airport? | NAL Airport (Bikaner), Suratgarh Airport (Shri Ganganagar) |
| 25 | First rail, first rail bus in Rajasthan | The first train – in April 1874 AD, ran between Agra Fort to Bandi Kui in the princely state of Jaipur (but Bandi Kui is currently in Dausa district)
First Rail Bus – 2 October 1994 AD between Merta Road to Merta City |
| 26 | Largest meter gauge railway yard | Phulera, Jaipur |
| 27 | The only district with narrow gauge | Dholpur |
| 28 | Railwala Baba | Kishanlal Soni (Bundi) |
| 29 | Valmiki told Rajasthan | Marukantar |
| 30 | 5th airport | After Jaipur, Jodhpur, Udaipur and Kota, the state's fifth airport (runway will be made of lead and steel) is possible in Kishangarh Ajmer, but currently Jodhpur and Jaisalmer are also in discussion due to airports. |
| 31 | 5 cities | |
| 32 | When and where was the first sugar mill of Rajasthan | 1932 AD The Mewar Sugar Mill, MSM (Bhupalsagar, Chittorgarh) in private sector, currently closed |
| 33 | When and where is the second sugar mill | 1956 AD The Ganganagar Sugar Mill GSM (Ganganagar) in Public Sector |
| 34 | When and where is the third sugar mill | 1965 E. Keshoraipatan (Bundi) currently closed, in cooperative sector |
| 35 | Inauguration of Panchayati Raj System | By the then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru on October 2, 1959 at Bagdari village (Nagaur) |
| 36 | Which district is in the National Capital Region | Alwar district and some parts of Bharatpur district |
| 37 | Which princely states established private railway routes before independence? | Bikaner and Jodhpur |
| 38 | Most felspar | Beawar, Ajmer |
| 39 | Districts included in the desert triangle | Jodhpur, Jaisalmer and Bikaner |
| 40 | highest dam | Jakham Dam (Pratapgarh), 81 m high |
| 41 | Largest dam in terms of storage capacity | Rana Pratap Sagar Dam (Chittorgarh) |
| 42 | largest earthen dam | Fifth Dam (Karoli) |
| 43 | Chief Executive Officer of Panchayat Samiti | BDO (Block Development Officer) |
| 44 | What percentage of reservation for women in Panchayati Raj | 50 % |
| 45 | from where the purest salt | Pachpadra/Panchbhadra (Barmer), 98% sodium chloride, Kharvel caste people make crystals of salt using Morli bush. |
| 46 | most fluorspar | Mandon Ki Pal (Dungarpur) |
| 47 | Biggest river valley project in tribal area | Mahi Bajaj Sagar Dam Project, Borkheda Village (Banswara) |
| 48 | Chhabra Power Project | Baran |
| 49 | Shape of Rajasthan | trapezoidal or kite shaped |
| 50 | total land area of rajasthan | 5920 kms. |
| 51 | Districts on International Border | 4 Districts –
Þ Sriganganagar (210 km.) Þ Bikaner (168 km.) Þ Jaisalmer (464 km.) Þ Barmer (228 km.) |
| 52 | most ghee stone | Udaipur |
| 53 | small mount of marwar | Piplud (Barmer), Haldeshwar Mahadev Temple |
| 54 | desert rose | Jaisalmer (because of the artistically beautiful havelis) |
| 55 | Total time taken for integration of Rajasthan | 8 years 7 months 14 days |
| 56 | most fallow land | Jodhpur |
| 57 | most saline fallow land | Pali |
| 58 | Most wasted and barren land | Jaisalmer |
| 59 | most wasted plateau land | Rajsamand |
| 60 | most rugged land | Karauli/Sawai Madhopur |
| 61 | Famous place for Khesla industry | Leta Village (Jalore) |
| 62 | white cement factory | Gotan (Nagaur)
Kharia Khangar (Jodhpur), the largest Mangrol (Chittorgarh) |
| 63 | most gray stone | Alwar |
| 64 | Most Barytes (Heavy Stones) | Udaipur |
| 65 | most red stone | Dholpur |
| 66 | Most pink granite | Jalore |
| 67 | jal wala baba | Rajendra Singh (Alwar), Johde Wala Baba and also known as "Water Man of India". |
| 68 | From which lake is maximum salt obtained? | From Sambhar Lake (Jaipur), 8.7% of the country's total salt |
| 69 | When and which was the first national park | 1980 AD Ranthambore National Park, Sawai Madhopur |
| 70 | When and which second national park | 1981 Kevala Dev Bird Sanctuary, Ghana (Bharatpur) |
| 71 | When and which was the first Tiger Project | Ranthambore Tiger Project (Sawai Madhopur), 1974 AD. |
| 72 | when and which second tiger project | Sariska Tiger Project (Alwar), 1978 AD. |
| 73 | field of fifty six | The land between Banswara and Pratapgarh |
| 74 | Name of Indo-Pak International Border | Radcliffe International Border |
| 75 | johad | Wells in Shekhawati region are called |
| 76 | Total districts situated to the east and west of Aravalli | 19 in East and 14 in West |
| 77 | peak of the saints | Guru Shikhar, 1722 m high by Colonel James Tod |
| 78 | largest wildlife sanctuary | National Desert Parks (3162 sq. km.), Jaisalmer (1900 sq. km.) and Barmer (1262 sq. km.) |
| 79 | Country's smallest tiger project | Ranthambore Tiger Project (Sawai Madhopur), 392 sq.km. |
| 80 | Deccan Lava Plateau Region of South-East Rajasthan Plateau from Bhainsrodgarh to Bijolia | upper material |
| 81 | Maximum loss of Aravalli ranges | parallelism of monsoon winds that cause less rainfall |
| 82 | Best advantage of Aravalli range | Prevents the desert part of the west from coming to the east |
| 83 | Darrah Sanctuary is in which district | Kota |
| 84 | Famous sanctuary for flying squirrel | Sita Mata Wildlife Sanctuary (Pratapgarh) |
| 85 | tourist's paradise | Udaipur |
| 86 | most gypsum | Nagaur |
| 87 | most fertile soil | alluvial soil/ alluvial soil |
| 88 | Forest of Rajasthan | Machiya Safari Park, Jodhpur |
| 89 | Districts of Vagad Region | Dungarpur, Banswara |
| 90 | Most marble production units | Rajsamand |
| 91 | Most White Marble (Whiteness) | Makrana (Nagaur) |
| 92 | most green marble | Udaipur, Dungarpur |
| 93 | most black marble | Bhainslana (Jaipur) |
| 94 | biggest marble market | Kishangarh (Ajmer) |
| 95 | city of canals | Udaipur |
| 96 | Rainfall in northern and western Rajasthan due to Mediterranean cyclones in winter | Maavath / Mahavat |
| 97 | What percentage of the area of Rajasthan is desert | 11 % |
| 98 | The only reserve of teak forests | Sitamata Wildlife Sanctuary (85% in Pratapgarh and 15% in Chittorgarh) |
| 99 | Sanctuary famous for black deer and kurjan | Tal Chhapar (Churu) |
| 100 | Dam located in dense bird sanctuary | Ajan Dam |
| 101 | India's oldest mountain range | Aravali |
| 102 | Which neighboring state has maximum and minimum boundary of Rajasthan? | Madhya Pradesh (1600 km) and Punjab (89 km) |
| 103 | Total neighboring states | 5 Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat |
| 104 | desert fig tree | Khejdi |
| 105 | desert teak | Rohida |
| 106 | tribal tree | Mahua |
| 107 | tribal green gold | bamboo |
| 108 | Prayagraj of Bhils | Beneshwar (Dungarpur) |
| 109 | Largest and smallest district in terms of area | Jaisalmer (38401 Sq. Km.), Dholpur (3033 Sq. Km.)
Note: At the time of its construction, Dausa was 2950 sq km. It was the smallest district of Rajasthan, but with the inclusion of Mahua Tehsil (which was earlier in Sawai Madhopur) in Dausa in August, 1992, the area of Dausa increased to 3432 sq.km. Done, so at present Dholpur is the smallest district in Rajasthan. |
| 110 | Largest and smallest division in terms of area | Jodhpur (117801 Sq.Km.)
Bharatpur (18157 Sq. Km.) |
| 111 | Which tree is found in most forests in Rajasthan? | dhokra |
| 112 | Soft grass found in Tal Chhapar Sanctuary, Churu | Mothia (Cypress rotundus) |
| 113 | driest district | Jaisalmer |
| 114 | driest place | Phalodi, Jodhpur |
| 115 | wettest district | Jhalawar |
| 116 | wettest place | Mount Abu (Sirohi) |
| 117 | Central Goat Development and Fodder Research Center | Ramsar (Ajmer) |
| 118 | Central Camel Breeding Center | Jodbeed (Bikaner) |
| 119 | State Buffalo Breeding Center | Vallabhnagar (Udaipur) |
| 120 | Central Sheep Breeding Center | Avikanagar (Tonk) |
| 121 | State Pig Breeding Center | Alwar |
| 122 | horse breeding center | These breeding centers are 10 in Rajasthan. |
| 123 | Godavan's Artificial Breeding Center | Jodhpur Zoo |
| 124 | CAZRI | Central Arid Zone Research Institute, 1959 AD, Jodhpur |
| 125 | Remote Sensing Application Center | Jodhpur |
| 126 | To solve the problem of salinity and alkalinity in the soil | use of gypsum |
| 127 | "Island Resort Hotel" | On an island in Jaisamand Lake |
| 128 | Madho Sagar Dam | Dausa |
| 129 | The river that divides Jhunjhunu into two parts | Kantli River |
| 130 | Which river forms the Bujh lake in Jaisalmer? | Kakni River / Masurdi River / Kakney River |
| 131 | world's biggest award | The history of Mewar is written in 1917 verses in Sanskrit language in 25 inscriptions on 9 outposts in the northern part of Rajsamand Lake.
Author of Prashasti – Ranchod Bhatt |
| 132 | India's second largest artificial lake and its ancient name | Jaisamand Lake, Dhebar (Udaipur) |
| 133 | Rajkot of Rajasthan | Lunkaransar (Bikaner), due to groundnut production |
| 134 | city of lakes | Udaipur |
| 135 | city of gardens | quota |
| 136 | "Monkey Valley" | Galtaji (Jaipur) |
| 137 | India has only one snake park | Kota Zoo |
| 138 | Biggest garden of Rajasthan | Chhatrivilas Garden (Kota) |
| 139 | The only Japanese style garden in Rajasthan | Chambal Garden (Kota) |
| 140 | The only perennial river of Rajasthan | Chambal River |
| 141 | Highest water fall of Rajasthan | Menal Falls, 122 meters high, Bhilwara |
| 142 | Chulia Falls | In Chittorgarh, on the Chambal River |
| 143 | Narrow canal connecting Pichhola Lake and Fatehsagar Lake | Swaroop Sagar, Fateh Singh is considered to be the father of the concept of connecting the lakes. |
| 144 | The river which enters Rajasthan from the south and flows to the west and again turns to the south? | Mahi River |
| 145 | The only river flowing from south to north in Rajasthan | Chambal River |
| 146 | longest river of rajasthan | Chambal River (total length – 966 km., in Rajasthan – 135 km. |
| 147 | longest river of inland water flow | Ghaggar River |
| 148 | Longest river flowing entirely in Rajasthan | Banas River (480 km.) |
| 149 | Origin of Banas River | Hill of Khamnaur (Rajsamand) |
| 150 | first solar powered boat | Pichhola Lake (Udaipur) |
| 151 | Maota (Mawtha) Lake | Amer (Jaipur) |
| 152 | Origin and Zero Point of Indira Gandhi Canal | Harike Barrage (Punjab), Gadra Road (Barmer) |
| 153 | Relationship of Jeevandhara Yojana | construction of irrigation wells |
| 154 | First canal of Rajasthan | Ganganhar, 1927, brought Ganga Singh |
| 155 | Som-Kamala-Amba Project | Dungarpur |
| 156 | Changed name of Rajasthan canal | Indira Gandhi Canal, replaced on 2 November 1984 |
| 157 | Through which means maximum irrigation in Rajasthan | from wells and tube wells |
| 158 | Where is the maximum irrigation through wells and tubewells? | Jaipur |
| 159 | Where is the maximum irrigation by ponds | Bhilwara |
| 160 | Thar's sweet water tank | Chandan Village (Jaisalmer) |
| 161 | Planner of Indira Gandhi Canal | Engg. Kanwar Sen (Bikaner) |
| 162 | Drip Drip Irrigation Project with the help of which country? | israel |
| 163 | Tiger Den Hotel | Sariska Tiger Project (Alwar) |
| 164 | Rajasthan's only fossil park | Akal Kashtha Fossil Park (Jaisalmer) |
| 165 | In which sanctuary four temples | Sariska (Alwar) |
| 166 | included in the world natural heritage list | Dense Bird Sanctuary, 1985 |
| 167 | house of wool | Bikaner |
| 168 | highest yielding sheep | Jaisalmeri Sheep |
| 169 | longest wool sheep | Jodhpuri Sheep |
| 170 | best wool sheep | Chokla Sheep (Indian Marino) |
| 171 | Rank of Rajasthan in Livestock | Second, First – Uttar Pradesh |
| 172 | Kamdhenu (cow) of Rajasthan | rathi cow |
| 173 | state animal | Chinkara (declared in 1992) |
| 174 | state bird | Godavan (announced in 1981) |
| 175 | poor man's cow | goat |
| 176 | Father of Panchayati Raj | Balwant Rai Mehta |
| 177 | Major features of Panchayati Raj in Rajasthan | regular election |
| 178 | District Level Cooperative Bank Name | central co-operative bank |
| 179 | First Flying College | Jodhpur, established by Maharaja Ummed Singh in 1929 |
| 180 | smokeless industry | The tourism industry is called. |
| 181 | Golden Triangle National Park | Keoladeo (Bharatpur) |
| 182 | On the recommendation of which committee, tourism was given the status of an industry? | Mohammad Yunus Committee, 1989 |
| 183 | Nuclear city of Rajasthan | Rawatbhata (Chittorgarh) |
| 184 | Amrit Sarovar of Marwar | Jawai Dam (Pali) |
| 185 | Average height of Aravalli | 930 m. |
| 186 | Four highest peaks of Aravalli | Guru Shikhar (Mount Abu, Sirohi) 1722 m.
Ser (Sirohi) 1597 m. Jagra (Udaipur) 1431 m. Achalgarh (Sirohi) 1380 m. |
| 187 | Highest peak of Northern Aravalli | Raghunathgarh (Sikar) 1055 m. |
| 188 | Highest peak of Central Aravalli | Taragarh (Ajmer) 873 m. |
| 189 | meja dam | On the Kothari River in Bhilwara |
| 190 | Chapi Irrigation Project | Jhalawar |
| 191 | Sawan Bhado Irrigation Project | quota |
| 192 | Origin of Luni River | Nag Pahar (Ajmer) |
| 193 | Vagad's Ganga | lover |
| 194 | riverless district | Bikaner and Churu |
| 195 | Which river crosses the Tropic of Cancer twice? | Mahi River |
| 196 | Where does the Sun's rays fall directly on the Tropic of Cancer on June 21 | Kushalgarh (Banswara) |
| 197 | Indraprastha Industrial Area | quota |
| 198 | largest producer of cement | Chittorgarh |
| 199 | first cement factory | 1914-15 E. Lakheri (Bundi), by Click Nixon Company |
| 200 | North India's largest cement factory in terms of quality | Shree Cement (Beawar, Ajmer) |
| 201 | Rajasthan's largest cement factory in terms of production capacity | Nimbahera (Chittorgarh) J.K. cement |
| 202 | Largest tire tube manufacturing factory | Kankroli (Rajsamand) |
| 203 | Largest factory of ball bearing | Jaipur, National Ball Bearing Company |
| 204 | Central Wool Development Board | Jodhpur |
| 205 | Manchester/Vastranagari of Rajasthan | Bhilwara |
| 206 | sarees of masooriya cords | Kaithoon (Kota) |
| 207 | First Computer Aided Design in Powerloom Industry | Bhilwara |
| 208 | First computer aided carpet design set in the rug industry | Jaipur |
| 209 | District famous for cooler industry | Bikaner |
| 210 | Hindustan Machine Tools (HMT) | In Ajmer, with the help of Czechoslovakia in 1967 |
| 211 | most polluted districts | Kota, Baran |
| 212 | Leather Complex | Manpura Manchedi (Jaipur) |
| 213 | Leading district in spice industry | Baran, Kota |
| 214 | 30 thousand ton capacity copper smelting plant | Khetri (Jhunjhunu) |
| 215 | places famous for tungsten | Degana (Nagaur), Walda area (Sirohi) |
| 216 | salt marshes | Dausa |
| 217 | Which crop is called Baniyas | Cotton / Commercial Crop / White Gold |
| 218 | National Mustard Research Center | Saver (Bharatpur) |
| 219 | Hohoba Farm | Dhand (Jaipur), Fatehpur (Sikar) |
| 220 | Districts related to Tussar Development Program | Arjun trees were planted in Kota, Udaipur, Banswara, 1986 AD. This program is also operated in Dungarpur, Udaipur. |
| 221 | Grain Store of Rajasthan | Shri Ganga Nagar |
| 222 | state game | basketball |
| 223 | Nearest port of Rajasthan | Kandla (Gujarat) |
| 224 | mission anti poaching | For investigation of missing tigers in Ranthambore Tiger Project |
| 225 | siberian stork | In Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur) |
| 226 | First district in the production of mica bricks | Bhilwara |
| 227 | Andaman of Rajasthan | Jaisalmer |
| 228 | Nagpur of Rajasthan | Jhalawar |
| 229 | Famous place for Terracotta idols | Molela village (Rajsamand) Mohanlal its famous artist |
| 230 | Project Jaldhara | In collaboration with Lakshmi Niwas Mittal in Rajgarh Tehsil of Churu District |
| 231 | recent yellow granite | Meet Nasauli village (Jalore). |
| 232 | First in cumin and isabgol production | Jalore |
| 233 | first in tomato production | Jaipur |
| 234 | Famous sanctuary for Batbad bird (sand pheasant) | Gajner Sanctuary (Bikaner), also known as Imperial Sand Grooves |
| 235 | first veterinary college of the state | Bikaner |
| 236 | Local name of Khejdi | Janti |
| 237 | maximum irrigated area | Shri Ganga Nagar |
| 238 | highest gross cultivated area | in barmer |
| 239 | minimum irrigated area | Rajsamand |
| 240 | 28th, 29th and 30th Districts | All the three districts were formed on 10 April 1991. ranked alphabetically
28th District – Baran (from Kota) 29th District – Dausa (from Jaipur) 30th District – Rajsamand (from Udaipur) |
| 241 | Districts included in Bharatpur division | On 4 June 2005, Bharatpur, Dhaulpur, Sawai Madhopur, Karauli |
| 242 | First district in fennel production | Tonk |
| 243 | First district in potato production | quota |
| 244 | First district in copper / garnet production | Tonk |
| 245 | State's first solar power plant | Gaurir (Jhunjhunu) with 100 kw capacity |
| 246 | BITS | Birla Institute of Technology and Science Pilani (Jhunjhunu) In 1964 it became the first deemed university in Rajasthan |
| 247 | CERI | Central Electronic Engineering Research Institute Pilani (Jhunjhunu) |
| 248 | Badal Vilas | The storey situated to the south of the Jaisalmer Fort seems to be touching the clouds. The construction of this building was done by the Silawaris with their full potential and in 1830 AD, the then Rawal of Jaisalmer, Mr. Barisal Singh was gifted. |
| 249 | where is varun village where goats are famous | Nagaur |
| 250 | First EPIP | Sitapur (Jaipur) EPIP – Export Promotion Industrial Park |
| 251 | Second EPIP | Boranada (Jodhpur) |
| 252 | 3rd EPIP | Neemrana (Alwar) |
| 253 | total area of Thar desert | 2 lakh 13 thousand square km. (1 lakh 75 thousand square km in Rajasthan.) |
| 254 | Malkhet hills | Sikar |
| 255 | Poisonous snake mainly found in West Rajasthan | drinking |
| 256 | city of mountains | Dungarpur |
| 257 | In terms of climate, Rajasthan is in which zone? | subtropics |
| 258 | Those districts of Pakistan which are on the border of Rajasthan | Bahawalpur, Khairpur, Mirpur |
| 259 | Most Pirates Minerals | Saladipur (Sikar) |
| 260 | glass industry | Dholpur |
| 261 | blue pottery | Jaipur |
| 262 | black pottery | quota |
| 263 | papyri pottery | Alwar |
| 264 | Beedi is made from the leaves of which tree? | Tendu tree |
| 265 | catechu from the bark of which tree | well tree |
| 266 | Where are utensils made of bronze? | Bhilwara |
| 267 | Simco Railway Wagon Factory | Bharatpur |
| 268 | Urea manufacturing plant based on Nitrogen gas | Gadhepan (Kota) |
| 269 | Rajasthan's place in announcing road policy | First, in 1994 |
| 270 | District with longest roads | Barmer |
| 271 | minimum road district | Dholpur |
| 272 | District with most villages connected by roads | Ganganagar |
| 273 | District with minimum number of villages connected by roads | Sirohi |
| 274 | District with most panchayat headquarters connected by roads | Udaipur |
| 275 | District with minimum panchayat headquarter connected by roads | Jaisalmer |
| 276 | Highest density of roads | Rajsamand |
| 277 | minimum density of roads | Jaisalmer |
| 278 | Country's first 6 lane highway | Kishangarh to Jaipur, NH-8 |
| 279 | State Highway Number | 85 (Length 11758 km.) |
| 280 | National Highway No. | 21 |
| 281 | Shimla of Rajasthan | mount abu |
| 282 | District with the most national highways | Jaipur (6) (NH-8, 11, 12, 11A, 11AA, 11C) |
| 283 | How many railway zones and divisions in Rajasthan | Zone – 2, Circle – 5 |
| 284 | Rajasthan's place in the country from the point of view of railway | 12th |
| 285 | aircraft building | The place to keep the private salon of the royal family in Jaipur |
| 286 | Elephant Village | Kunda Village (Amer, Jaipur) |
| 287 | Rajasthan's first private sector ropeway | Sundha mountain (Bhinmal, Jalore) |
| 288 | Full name of TAF | Tourist Assistant Force |
| 289 | most vertical irrigation | Jaisalmer |
| 290 | most thunderstorms in summer | Ganganagar |
| 291 | Fewer thunderstorms in summer | Jhalawar |
| 292 | hottest summer | Churu |
| 293 | coldest winter | Churu |
| 294 | minimum temperature difference district | Dungarpur |
| 295 | zone of maximum temperature difference | Western Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Barmer) |
| 296 | Region with highest variation in annual rainfall | Western Rajasthan (Jaisalmer, Barmer) |
| 297 | sand dunes parallel to the wind direction | Anudaidharya |
| 298 | Sand stupas forming right angles to the direction of the winds | transverse |
| 299 | mehrangarh fort on which hill | Chidiya Tonk Hill |
| 300 | Jaisalmer fort on which hill | on trikuta hill |
| 301 | What are the crooked hills in Sirohi called? | bhakhar |
| 302 | countries | The area between Raga and Jarga hills in Udaipur is called Deshharo because it is always green. |
| 303 | mortgaged | saucer hill near Udaipur |
| 304 | Bhabhilya | small wind cyclone |
| 305 | Eastern | Monsoon winds coming from the Bay of Bengal |
| 306 | city in the valley | Ajmer |
| 307 | fountain and mountain city | Udaipur |
| 308 | In Udaipur district, ahead of Jaisamand, the plateau is cut in the east. | Lasadia Plateau |
| 309 | Location of Rajasthan according to latitude and longitude lines | Between 23 ° 3' to 30 ° 12' North Latitude and 69 ° 30' to 78 ° 17' East Longitude |
| 310 | Sela Basmati Rice | Boondi |
| 311 | Kanaksagar Bird Hunting Area | Boondi |
| 312 | Where is mango papad famous? | Banswara |
| 313 | Two districts in the extreme humid climate region | Jhalawar, Banswara |
| 314 | First in chickpea production | Sirohi |
| 315 | First in manganese production | Banswara |
| 316 | first in malta production | Ganganagar |
| 317 | first in banana production | Banswara |
| 318 | District famous for sporting goods | Hanumangarh |
| 319 | most measuring instruments | quota |
| 320 | Mewat Pradesh | Alwar |
| 321 | Gebsagar Lake | Dungarpur |
| 322 | Guru Dronacharya's residence | Dronpur, Chhapar (Churu) |
| 323 | Mansi-Vakal river in which sanctuary | Phulwari Ki Naal, Udaipur |
| 324 | Zoo for artificial breeding of Godavan | Jodhpur Zoo |
| 325 | oldest zoo | Jaipur Zoo (1876 AD) by Sawai Ram Singh |
| 326 | newest zoo | Kota Zoo (1954 AD) |
| 327 | cumin market | Jodhpur |
| 328 | onion market | Alwar |
| 329 | Amla Mandi | Chaumu (Jaipur) |
| 330 | flower market | Pushkar (Ajmer) |
| 331 | vegetable market | Sanganer (Jaipur) |
| 332 | Mehndi Mandi | Sojat (Pali) |
| 333 | garlic market | Chhipa Barod (Baran) |
| 334 | Isabgol Mandi | Bhinmal (Jalore) |
| 335 | First sacrifice for trees in Rajasthan | Sacrifice of Karama and Gaura in 1604 AD in Ramasani village (Jodhpur) |
| 336 | Where is the village 'Bassi' famous for wood art? | Chittorgarh |
| 337 | famous wild fowl sanctuary | Mount Abu Sanctuary (Sirohi) |
| 338 | latest livestock census | 19th Livestock Census (2012) |
| 339 | Asia's largest bird breeding ground | Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur) |
| 340 | Which sanctuary is full of rocks like granite, quartzite and sand stone? | Bhainsrodgarh (Chittorgarh) |
| 341 | Sanctuary famous for conservation of dolphins and alligators | Chambal Sanctuary (Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh) |
| 342 | Godavan's refuge | National Desert Park (Jaisalmer-Barmer) |
| 343 | From which reserve the origin of Orai and Brahmani rivers | Bassi Sanctuary (Chittorgarh) |
| 344 | National Desert Botanical Garden | Machiya Safari Park (Jodhpuri) |
| 345 | The plant which is found only in the Abu Sanctuary in the world. | Decalpitera abu ensis |
| 346 | Chausingha, the rarest creature of the antelope species | Sitamata Wildlife Sanctuary (Pratapgarh) |
| 347 | yellow book | Forest settlement report made by Tej Singh, the last king of Alwar in 1947 AD |
| 348 | The most biodiverse sanctuary | The Mukundra Hills (Darra Sanctuary), Kota |
| 349 | Kankanbari Fort | Sariska (Alwar) |
| 350 | snowbirds | Keoladeo Ghana Bird Sanctuary (Bharatpur) |
| 351 | tiger men of india | Dr. Kailash Sankhla |
| 352 | In which list has the subject of wildlife been placed by the 42nd Constitutional Amendment? | Concurrent (Jaipur) |
| 353 | First Biological Park | Nahargarh (Jaipur) |
| 354 | first organic fertilizer factory | Bharatpur |
| 355 | India Eco Development Project | A scheme launched in collaboration with the World Bank for the protection of wildlife in Ranthambore National Park |
| 356 | Animal Fairs of Jhalawar | Gomti Sagar Cattle Fair (Vaishakh Purnima), Chandrabhaga Cattle Fair (Kartik Purnima) both these fairs are held at the same place on a vast ground near Chandrabhaga Temple. |
| 357 | Cattle Fair of Nagaur | Veer Tejaji Cattle Fair (Parbatsar, Nagaur) Baldev Cattle Fair (Merta City Nagaur), Ramdev Cattle Fair (Nagaur) |
| 358 | Largest animal fair in terms of income | Veer Tejaji Cattle Fair (Parbatsar, Nagaur) |
| 359 | Cattle Fair in Bharatpur | Jaswant Cattle Fair |
| 360 | cattle fair in alwar | Behror Cattle Fair |
| 361 | cattle fair in barmer | Mallinath Animal Fair (Tilwara, Barmer) |
| 362 | Mahi Fragrant Rice | Banswara |
| 363 | Triveni Sangam | Confluence of Chambal, Banas and Seep rivers |
| 364 | Districts situated on the inter-state border | 23 districts |
| 365 | First use of the word Rajputana | In 1800, George Thomson |
| 366 | First use of the word Rajasthan | In 1829 AD, Colonel James Tod did it in his history book 'Annals and Antiquities of Rajasthan'. |
| 367 | When was the word Rajasthan adopted? | 26 January 1950 |
| 368 | District with highest total literacy | Kota |
| 369 | District with highest male literacy | Jhunjhunu |
| 370 | District with highest female literacy | Kota |
| 371 | Total neighboring districts of Jaipur | 6, Tonk, Ajmer, Nagaur, Sikar, Alwar and Dausa |
| 372 | Chand Bawdi | Dausa |
| 373 | Rameshwar Ghat | Sawai madhopur |
| 374 | Triveni Sangam of Bigod (Bhilwara) | Confluence of Banas, Bedach and Menal rivers |
| 375 | Confluence of which rivers in Beneshwar (Dungarpur) | Mon, Mahi, Zakham |
| 376 | Triveni Sangam at Rajmahal (Tonk) | Banas, Dye and Khari |
| 377 | Basdi-Boroda area | Dausa gold and silver deposits found |
| 378 | Rajasthan's first private nursing college | Pilani (Jhunjhunu) |
| 379 | Ancient name of Ghaggar river and name in Pakistan | Ancient names – Drishadvati/Saraswati river and Hakra in Pakistan |
| 380 | Nagauri Jewel | to handcuff |
| 381 | wooden night shelter | skirting |
| 382 | Bird Rider Rock Painting | met Garada (Bundi) |
| 383 | The smallest district at the time of formation of Rajasthan | Dungarpur |
| 384 | Launch of Rukh Bhayla program | Rajiv Gandhi in Dungarpur in 1986 |
| 385 | Khadar | The rugged land with deep ravines in the Chambal basin |
| 386 | In which part of the Aravalli range is the maximum gap present? | in middle aravalli |
| 387 | district famous for iron tools | Nagaur |
| 388 | city of hundred islands | Banswara |
| 389 | city of stepwells | Boondi |
| 390 | The plum capital of India | Jodhpur |
| 391 | Vellore of Rajasthan | Bhainsrodgarh (Chittorgarh) |
| 392 | 'March of the Desert' | eastward advance of the desert |
| 393 | most wollastonite minerals | Sirohi |
| 394 | mother of copper age civilizations | Ganeshwar (Sikar) |
| 395 | Pilgrim's maternal uncle | Pushkar |
| 396 | nephew of pilgrims | Machkund (Dhaulpur) |
| 397 | Small desert | The sandy region extending from the great desert north of Bikaner to the rocky region east of the Gulf of Kutch. |
| 398 | Through which pass the Beawar-Falna-Kandla National Highway no. 14 passes | from Bar Pass (Pali) |
| 399 | first ecofriendly zone | Mount Abu (Sirohi) |
| 400 | inland watershed | Shekhawati Region |
| 401 | run/tots area | Temporary lakes and marshlands made of rain water in western Rajasthan |
| 402 | aravalli what type of range | fold mountain range |
| 403 | The district of Rajasthan whose sex ratio is equal to the sex ratio of Rajasthan | Baran (926) |
| 404 | Punjab of Rajasthan | Sanchore (Punjab) |
| 405 | maximum extent of aravalli | in Udaipur |
| 406 | minimum extent of aravalli | in Ajmer |
| 407 | Prajapita Brahmakumaris Divine University | Mount Abu (Sirohi) |
| 408 | placenta | Passes and hilly routes located in the intermediate Aravalli range are called. |
| 409 | Drain | The bank of Ghaggar river is called |
| 410 | Total length of Mahi river | 576 kms. |
| 411 | Haridwar of Mewar | matriarchs |
| 412 | white city | Udaipur |
| 413 | Where does the river Parvati enter Rajasthan? | Kariyahat (Baran) |
| 414 | First Agricultural Science Center of Rajasthan | Fatehpur (Sikar) |
| 415 | Through which river does the water flowing from the south-west part of Udaipur fall into the Arabian Sea? | Sabarmati |
| 416 | masoordi river | Originating from Kothari village (Jaisalmer), it is also known as Kakni/Kakney river. |
| 417 | Where does Luni river pour its water? | Rann of Kutch (Gujarat) |
| 418 | Where does the Mahi river pour its water | Gulf of Khambhat (Gujarat) |
| 419 | Origin of Kothari River | Divar (Rajsamand) |
| 420 | City situated at an altitude of 1300 meters | Mount Abu (Sirohi) |
| 421 | Jhalawar is situated on the banks of which river? | Kali Sindh |
| 422 | Rajiv Gandhi Siddha Main Project | Hanumangarh (Nohar, Bhadra) and Churu (Rajgarh, Taragarh) are benefiting from this. |
| 423 | Ganges of Kanthal | Mahi River |
| 424 | Origin of Mahi River | From Mehd lake in Vindhyachal hills near Sardarpura in Dhar (M.P.). |
| 425 | Gagaron on which rivers | At the confluence of Kali Sindh and Ahu rivers (in Jhalawar) |
| 426 | Where did you get 2744 silver punchmark coins? | Murara (Sikar) |
| 427 | forest hope | Banas |
| 428 | The flow area of which river is called Tarovati? | Kantli River (Sikar) |
| 429 | River forming water boundary between Dungarpur and Banswara | lover |
| 430 | vernacular name of intake | Lilon |
| 431 | Scientific name of Godavan | cryotis nigriceps |
| 432 | Mundiyawas (copper) | Alwar |
| 433 | Appalachian hill of America is compared with which hill of Rajasthan | Aravali |
| 434 | Which river gets its name as Badach after Udayasagar lake? | income |
| 435 | Origin of Ghaggar River | Shivalik Hills (Himachal Pradesh) |
| 436 | Mahi Bajaj Sagar Dam | Borkhera Village (Banswara) |
| 437 | highest altitude lake | Nakki Lake (Mount Abu) |
| 438 | State length of National Highways | 5722 kms. |
| 439 | Asind (Bhilwara) on the bank of which river? | Khari |
| 440 | Total length of Luni river | 330 kms. |
| 441 | Gambhiri, Gujari and Wagan are the tributaries of | Badach |
| 442 | first municipality | 1864 AD Mount Abu |
| 443 | Nagauri Highlands | Fresh water lakes like Sambhar, Didwana, Nawan, Kuchaman etc. |
| 444 | Highest peak in the hill of Bharatpur region | Alipore Hill |
| 445 | Chittorgarh on the bank of which river | Badach River (but the main river flowing in Chittorgarh is Gambhiri River) |
| 446 | Origin of Chambal River | Janapav Hill (M.P.) |
| 447 | The fort of Manohar Thana is at the confluence of which rivers? | At the confluence of Parwan and Kali Khad rivers (Jhalawar) |
| 448 | where is toad rock, non rock | Mount Abu (Sirohi) |
| 449 | To the east of the plateau of Bhorath, the mountain ridge of the southern tip acts as a water divide between | between the Arabian Sea and the Bay of Bengal |
| 450 | piedmont plain | Separate uninhabited hills located near Deogarh (Rajsamand) in the Aravalli range, whose high terrain is loose. |
| 451 | Reason for Chambal river flowing from south to north in its flow area | Due to the slope of Mukundwara hill in Kota and Jhalawar from south to north |
| 452 | Other names for South-Eastern Plateau Region | Hadoti Plateau/Lava Plateau |
| 453 | Origin of West Banas | New Sanwara Village (Sirohi) |
| 454 | The only river of Rajasthan which forms the inter-state boundary? | Chambal River (between Rajasthan and Madhya Pradesh) |
| 455 | Origin of Kural River | Uparmal Plateau (Bhilwara) |
| 456 | river for water safari | Chambal |
| 457 | Where does Mentha, Rupangarh Khari Khandel pour its water? | Sambhar Lake |
| 458 | What percentage area of total river flow of Rajasthan is under internal water flow? | 60.5% approx |
| 459 | Which river has maximum surface water available? | Chambal River |
| 460 | to maintain the fertility of the soil | Use of cow dung and green manure / organic manure |
| 461 | Rajad Project | Chambal area to solve the bean problem |
| 462 | Sambhar Lake Length | 32 kms. About |
| 463 | percentage of forests in the total area of the state | 9.57% approx |
| 464 | In 1935, which princely state made the first Forest Act? | Alwar |
| 465 | Fertilizer suitable for saline/alkaline soils | ammonium sulfate |
| 466 | most reserved forest | Udaipur |
| 467 | most protected forest | Baran (most unclassified forest Sriganganagar) |
| 468 | Which nutrients do plants get from Phospho-gypsum? | sulfur and calcium |
| 469 | Silisedh Lake | Alwar, made by Vinay Singh |
| 470 | soil in which no plants grow | barren soil |
| 471 | soil of luni basin | brown loam soil |
| 472 | submergence problem | bean problem |
| 473 | Excess of which in water makes the soil alkaline? | sodium carbonate |
| 474 | Foy Sagar | Made in Ajmer, by Engineer Foy |
| 475 | Gagroni parrots | Pass Sanctuary (Kota), and in Jhalawar district |
| 476 | Soil found in Chambal and Mahi basin | black clay loam soil |
| 477 | Location of Sambhar Lake according to latitude and longitude lines | Between 27 ° to 29 ° north latitude and 74 ° to 75 ° east longitude |
| 478 | Percentage of country's total waste land in Rajasthan | 20 % |
| 479 | Chana Mandi | Hanumangarh |
| 480 | Multani Mitti | Bikaner and Barmer |
| 481 | Navlakhan Lake | Boondi |
| 482 | Sujan Ganga Lake | Bharatpur, built by Surajmal Jat |
| 483 | flora of semi-arid region | steppe |
| 484 | vegetation of the super-humid region | monsoon savanna |
| 485 | Observatory of Indian Meteorological Department | Jaipur |
| 486 | Which monsoons give maximum rainfall in western Rajasthan? | Indian Ocean |
| 487 | What is the difference in temperature from south to north due to the latitudinal expansion of Rajasthan? | 10° C |
| 488 | Most important features of the climate of Rajasthan | high temperature |
| 489 | In which direction is the Aravalli range extending? | south west to north east |
| 490 | alkaline soil pH | more than 7 |
| 491 | Unwanted plants growing along with the main crops in the fields | weed |
| 492 | Mainly grown crop in yellow soil areas | Groundnut |
| 493 | frost up | In winter, the temperature drops below the freezing point, causing damage to crops. |
| 494 | Primary land reclamation to prevent soil erosion | medbandi |
| 495 | grass used in making sherbet and perfume | Poppy grass |
| 496 | botanical name of sevan | LUCIURUS CDICUS |
| 497 | scientific name of chinkara | gazelle gazelle |
| 498 | first in gum production | Chauhtan (Barmer) |
| 499 | tanning shrub | gooseberry |
| 500 | 'Every Child - A Tree' | This school program was carried out in the 5th five year plan. |