| Mineral | Specific Mine/Field |
|---|---|
| A. Iron Ore | i. Hutti |
| B. Coal | ii. Zawar |
| C. Gold | iii. Noamundi |
| D. Zinc | iv. Jharia |
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Statement I: Rajasthan is geographically positioned to leverage the upcoming defence manufacturing corridors due to its extensive border and strategic nodes like Alwar.
Statement II: The state lacks any foundational MSME ecosystem to support defence component manufacturing.
Explanation
Rajasthan’s border position and nodes like Alwar suit defence manufacturing corridors, so Statement I is true. The State has an MSME ecosystem that can supply components, so Statement II is false.Explanation
Rammat, a folk theatre form, has its deepest roots in Bikaner and Jaisalmer, where it is performed in the open.Explanation
Dhrupad is one of the oldest forms of North Indian classical music, has devotional themes and was patronised by Raja Man Singh Tomar of Gwalior. It is accompanied by the Pakhawaj, so A is incorrect.Explanation
Article 166 empowers the Governor to make rules for the more convenient transaction of the business of the state government. Under these rules, the Council of Ministers is primarily responsible for conducting the government’s business. While individual ministers handle specific departments, the collective body remains the core authority for executing the state’s administrative functions and implementing government policies and programs. This collective responsibility ensures that all executive actions have the backing of the entire ministry. The Rules of Business provide the framework for how departments interact and how decisions are reached. By making the Council responsible, the Governor ensures that the state’s administration is handled by a group that is accountable to the legislature.Explanation
Rajasthan promotes the manufacture of solar panels and has a Renewable Energy Policy. It does not rely exclusively on thermal power or ban new solar equipment factories, so A is incorrect.Explanation
Rammat is the folk drama of Bikaner and Jaisalmer, performed on a raised platform in open spaces during Holi, with chanted poetic dialogues, Nagada and Dholak.Statement I: Amir Khusrau is traditionally credited with introducing several Perso-Arabic ragas like Aiman and Sazgiri into Indian classical music.
Statement II: The Mughal emperors, particularly Aurangzeb, heavily patronized classical music, leading to its greatest period of imperial expansion.
Which of the above statement(s) is/are correct?
Explanation
Amir Khusrau is credited with introducing Perso-Arabic ragas such as Aiman and Sazgiri, so Statement I is correct. Aurangzeb disliked music at court, so Statement II is incorrect.Explanation
The salaries and allowances of the Chief Minister and other ministers are not fixed by the Constitution or the President. Instead, they are determined periodically by the State Legislature through law. This allows the state to adjust remunerations according to local economic conditions and administrative requirements, ensuring that the executive’s compensation remains under the control of the elected legislative representatives. This control by the legislature is a key part of the system of checks and balances. It ensures that the executive’s pay is transparent and subject to public and legislative oversight.I. Highest solar insolation in the country
II. Availability of vast tracts of non-arable wasteland
III. Proximity to major ports for immediate overseas export
IV. Favorable state policies and RIPS incentives
Which of the above correctly represents the reasons for Rajasthan’s high potential in the solar energy and solar equipment manufacturing sector?
Explanation
Rajasthan has the highest solar insolation, vast non-arable wasteland and favourable policies and RIPS incentives. It is not near major ports, so III is wrong.Answer key for these questions
| Q | Correct answer |
|---|---|
| 6811 | (a) A-iii, B-iv, C-i, D-ii |
| 6812 | (c) Statement I is true but Statement II is false |
| 6813 | (c) Bikaner and Jaisalmer |
| 6814 | (a) It completely prohibits the use of the Pakhawaj or any percussion instruments during performances. |
| 6815 | (a) The Council of Ministers |
| 6816 | (a) The state relies exclusively on thermal power and has banned new solar equipment factories to protect agriculture. |
| 6817 | (d) Rammat |
| 6818 | (c) Statement I is correct, but Statement II is incorrect |
| 6819 | (d) Determined by the State Legislature |
| 6820 | (b) I, II and IV |
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