The Districts of Punjab in the Malwa Region
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Q. What is the historical importance of Muktsar?
- The coronation of Delhi Sultan, Razia Sultana was held here.
- The Battle of Muktsar between the Sikhs and the Delhi Sultanate was fought here.
- The coranation of Mughal emperor, Akbar was held here.
- The Battle of Muktsar between the Sikhs and the Mughals was fought here.
Q. Razia Sultana briefly stayed in _____ region which was later occupied by Lodhi dynasty.
- Hoshiarpur
- Bathinda
- Sangrur
- Bhatinda
Q. Which district in Punjab is called the 'land of white gold'?
- Barnala
- Mansa
- Ludhiana
- Kapurthala
Q. Which of the following statements are based on the districts under the Malwa region?
- Hosiery industries are famous in Ludhiana
- Sansarpur is known as the ‘Nursery of Hockey’.
- Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar is also known as the Mohali district.
- Barnala is the most thinly populated district in Punjab.
Q. The district in Punjab is famous for the cultivation of kinnow and other citrus fruits.
- Firozpur
- Fazilka
- Kapurthala
Q. Which district in Punjab is known as the "land of white gold"?
- Ludhiana
- Mohali
- Mansa
- Faridkot
Q. Firozpur district, located on the banks of the river Sutlej, was founded by Firoz Shah Tughlaq in the 14th century.
- True
- False
Q. Before 1995, the districts of Muktsar and Moga were part of which district in the Malwa region of Punjab?
- Faridkot
- Fazilka
- Mansa
- Bathinda
Q. Select the option(s) that give incorrect information about the district of Fazilka in Punjab.
- The district is located in the Doaba region.
- It lies in the cotton-producing belt in Punjab.
- It is known for the production of kinnow and other citrus fruits.
- It was split from the Kapurthala district.
Q. Statement 1: The battle of Muktsar was fought between the Sikhs and the Mughals.
Statement 2: Muktsar is a place of great historical importance.
Statement 2: Muktsar is a place of great historical importance.
- Statement 1 is incorrect but statement 2 is correct. Statement 2 provides the reson for statement 1.
- Both statements are correct. Statement 1 provides the reson for statement 2.
- Statement 1 is correct but statement 2 is incorrect. Statement 2 provides the reson for statement 1.
- Both statements are correct. Statement 2 provides the reson for statement 1.