Showing questions for June 09, 2025
- Total: 50 questions
Question 31 Jun 09, 2025
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Which organization is deploying AI-powered systems to detect wildfires in the Aravalli forests?
Forest Survey of India (FSI)The Forest Department, through the Forest Survey of India (FSI), is using artificial intelligence (AI), satellite-based remote sensing, and GIS technology to monitor the Aravalli forests in real-time for fire detection. The system can identify fires as small as ten meters and send alerts to authorities.
Question 32 Jun 09, 2025
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In which region are Village Defence Guards (VDGs) being intensively trained by the Indian Army and BSF ahead of the 2025 Amarnath Yatra?
JammuThe Indian Army and Border Security Force (BSF) have intensified training for Village Defence Guards (VDGs) in the Jammu region to enhance grassroots-level security before the 2025 Amarnath Yatra, which will involve the deployment of 42,000 paramilitary troops.
Question 33 Jun 09, 2025
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Which region is known for its Maithili cuisine, as described in the article?
Bihar, Jharkhand, and southern NepalMaithili or Mithila cuisine spans across parts of Bihar, Jharkhand (which was part of Bihar until 2000), and the Koshi, Bagmati, and Madhesh provinces of Nepal. This regional cuisine has historical roots dating back to the Videha Kingdom and follows Ayurvedic principles while adapting to seasonal food cycles.
Question 34 Jun 09, 2025
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According to the article, which festival is associated with the preparation of 'Thakuwa' as a sacred offering?
Chhath PujaThakuwa, also known as Thekuwa or Thokni, holds significant cultural and religious importance in Maithili society. It is especially offered as a sacred gift to Lord Surya and Chhathi Maya on the third day of the Chhath Puja festival, making it an integral part of the celebration.
Question 35 Jun 09, 2025
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What does the phrase 'Maach, paan aa makhaan swarme seho nahin bhatet' signify in Maithili culture?
Fish, betel leaves, and makhana are considered more precious than heavenly delightsThe saying reflects how highly fish, betel leaves, and makhana (fox nuts) are regarded in Maithili culture. These items are so cherished that they are metaphorically said to be unavailable even in heaven, emphasizing their cultural and culinary significance.