India Facts 21

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• Only region in India that experience the artic type of climate

                Ladakh

• First Indian city to have a city animal

                Guwahati (Gangatic river dolphin)

• Which city is known as the Gateway to North East India

                Guwahati

• Peacock is situated in which river

                Brahmaputra

• Regur soiland Chernozem are the other names of which type of soil

                Black soil

• Mountain range which situated between Narmada and Tapti

                Satpura

• Smallest country having land border with India

                Bhutan

• Which section of wildlife act deals with declaration of national parks

                Section 35

• Major port of India which situated at the confluence of Mahanadi with Bay of Bengal

                Paradip port

• Which port was named as Deen Dayal port in September 2017

                Kandla, Gujarat

• HQ of ONGC is at

                Dehradun

• Kakrapar and Ukai dams are built across the river

                Tapti

• Most important feature of western disturbance is

                Winter rainfall

• Which city in Tamilnadu is known as the Mango city

                Salem

• Area in Bihar which is called as land of Leechi

                Muzaffarpur

• Orange city of India

                Nagpur

• Flamingo tourism festival is celebrated in which state

                Andhra Pradesh

• Process of protecting an endangered plant or animal species in its natural habitat is called

                In Situ conservation

• Process of protecting an endangered species outside its natural habitat is called

                Ex Situ conservation

• Environmental protection movement in India started against growing one single crop over a wide area

                Appiko movement, Karnataka

• Only Indian state with an ethnic Nepali majority

                Sikkim

• Which India states official animal is Red Panda

                Sikkim
                                                                                         (To be Continued...)