Q1. After the partition of India in 1947, which of the following archaeological sites remained on the Indian side?
Explanation
Kalibangan, an important Indus Valley site, is in present-day Hanumangarh district of Rajasthan and therefore remained on the Indian side after the 1947 partition. Harappa is in Punjab province of Pakistan. Mohenjodaro is in Sindh, Pakistan. Ganeriwala is associated with the Cholistan region, also in present-day Pakistan. The question is asking only about the post-partition location of the listed archaeological sites, not about their cultural importance within the Indus civilisation.
