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Q1Chakri dance is performed by which community?

A Bhil
B Meena
C Kanjar community
D Rajput
Explanation

Chakri is a folk dance associated with the Kanjar tribe in the Baran-Hadoti region of Rajasthan. Women dancers spin rhythmically while local men provide dholak-based background music. Therefore, option C is correct.

Q2In preparation for Ningol Chakouba on October 23, 2025, Manipur's Department of Fisheries organised which event at Hapta Kangjeibung, Imphal?

A Sangai Festival
B Loktak Boat Race
C Ima Keithel Food Carnival
D Annual Fish Fair cum Fish Crop Competition
Explanation

Manipur's Department of Fisheries organised the Annual Fish Fair cum Fish Crop Competition at Hapta Kangjeibung, Imphal, in preparation for Ningol Chakouba, which celebrates married women visiting their paternal homes to share a grand feast featuring dishes like fish curry, Eromba, and Chakhao Kheer.

Q3Consider the following statements: 1. Pabuji Rathore is credited in folklore with bringing camels from Lanka to Rajasthan. 2. Pabuji is worshipped as the patron deity of camel herders such as the Raika or Rebari community. 3. Teja Ji is revered as a protector of cattle and as a snake deity. 4. The Jambeshwar Fair at Mukam is held only once a year on Phalgun Amawasya. Which of the statements given above are correct?

A 1 and 4 only
B 2 and 4 only
C 1, 2, 3 and 4
D 1, 2 and 3 only
Explanation

Statement 1 is correct because Pabuji is credited with bringing camels from Lanka. Statement 2 is correct because this tradition explains his worship as patron deity of camel herders, including Raika or Rebari groups. Statement 3 is correct because Teja Ji is revered as a protector of cattle and as a snake deity. Statement 4 is incorrect because the Jambeshwar Fair at Mukam is held twice yearly, on Phalgun Amawasya and Ashwin Amawasya.

Q4Consider the following statements: 1. Among the Garasia tribe, Mor Bandi is the arranged-marriage form. 2. Bamrasiya is a folk dance of the Hadoti region rather than Bikaner. 3. Gidar is correctly associated with Shekhawati, Dhol with Jalore and Dandia with Marwar. 4. Rabri is a savoury millet bread served with garlic chutney at fairs. Which of the statements given above are correct?

A 2 and 3 only
B 1 and 4 only
C 1, 2 and 3 only
D 2, 3 and 4 only
Explanation

Statement 1 is incorrect because Mor Bandi is the elopement form among the Garasia tribe; Paheraya is the arranged form. Statement 2 is correct because Bamrasiya is identified with Hadoti, and the Bikaner match is explicitly incorrect. Statement 3 is correct because treats Gidar-Shekhawati, Dhol-Jalore and Dandia-Marwar as correctly matched pairs. Statement 4 is incorrect because Rabri is a sweet preparation made by slowly reducing full-fat milk, and Malpua-Rabri is a classic dessert; it is not a savoury millet bread.

Q5The Jambeshwar Fair at Mukam is held how many times a year?

A Monthly
B Twice (Phalgun and Ashadh Amawasya)
C Four times
D Once only
Explanation

The Jambeshwar Fair at Mukam is held twice yearly on Phalgun Amawasya and Ashwin Amawasya. It is the largest Bishnoi gathering.

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6The Kalbeliya dance, which received UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage status in 2010, is performed by which community?

ABhat community
BLanga community
CSapera (snake charmer) community
DGaduliya Lohar community

7The Ramdevra Fair celebrates Baba Ramdev who is worshipped as:

AOnly a Hindu deity
BBoth a Hindu deity and Muslim peer (Ramsa Peer)
CA Buddhist monk
DA Jain Tirthankara

8The 'Gair' dance is popular in which region of Rajasthan?

AHadoti region
BMewar and Marwar region
CShekhawati region
DMewat region

9The 'Terah Taali' folk dance involves tying small metallic discs (manjiras) to the body and is performed by women of which community?

ABhil women
BMeghwal women
CKamad women
DGarasia women

10The Marwar Festival, celebrated in Jodhpur, is broadly held in memory of:

AAmar Singh Rathore only
BMaharana Pratap only
CHeroes of Rajasthan
DPrithviraj Chauhan and Chand Bardai only

11Consider the following statements: 1. Dal-Bati-Churma represents Rajasthan's traditional cuisine adapted to the arid desert climate. 2. Raikas or Rabaris are known for camel and livestock herding. 3. The Marwari horse originates from the Marwar or Jodhpur region. Which of the statements given above are correct?

A1 and 2 only
B2 and 3 only
C1, 2 and 3
D1 and 3 only

12Teej procession in Jaipur features:

AOnly camels
BOnly elephants
COnly horses
DGoddess Parvati's idol on decorated palanquin

13Consider the following statements: 1. Sheetla Mata Fair is celebrated on Sheetla Saptami or Ashtami, about 8 days after Holi. 2. Pushkar Fair is held on the banks of Pushkar Lake during Kartik Purnima. 3. The Desert Festival in Jaisalmer features turban tying, moustache competitions, camel races and folk performances. 4. Mirchi Vada is the signature street food of Udaipur and is commonly paired with Udaipuri kachori. Which of the statements given above are correct?

A1 and 4 only
B2 and 3 only
C1, 2 and 3 only
DAll four statements

14Consider the following statements about food traditions of Rajasthan: 1. Rabri is prepared by slowly reducing full-fat milk until it becomes thick and layered. 2. Panchmel dal served with baati is made from four types of lentils. 3. Bikaneri Bhujia is a thin sev made from moth dal or besan and has a GI tag. 4. Bajre ki roti is typically eaten in winter with lehsun ki chutney, white butter and jaggery. Which of the statements given above are correct?

A1 and 2 only
B1, 3 and 4 only
C2 and 3 only
DAll four

15Pabuji is the folk deity associated with:

AHorses
BCamels
CCattle
DSnakes

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