Which of the following is the capital of Karnataka?
Bengaluru is the capital of Karnataka state in India.
The Deccan Plateau covers what percentage of Karnataka's total area?
The Deccan Plateau covers approximately 60% of Karnataka's total area, making it the dominant geographical feature.
Which river is known as the 'Dakshina Ganga' or Southern Ganges?
The Kaveri River is referred to as the 'Dakshina Ganga' due to its importance in South Indian agriculture and culture.
How many districts does Karnataka have as per the latest administrative reorganization (2024)?
Karnataka was reorganized to have 33 districts, the latest being Vikarabad and Tandur as separate districts.
Which Western Ghats peak is the highest point in Karnataka?
Mullayanagiri, located in the Western Ghats, is the highest peak in Karnataka at 1,930 meters.
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The Uttara Kannada district is primarily known for which mineral resource?
Uttara Kannada district is famous for manganese ore extraction and reserves.
Which dynasty is credited with constructing the Vijayanagara Empire's most magnificent temples in Karnataka?
The Vijayanagara Dynasty constructed the famous Hampi temples and other architectural marvels in Karnataka.
The ancient trading port of Muziris mentioned in Sangam literature is believed to be located in which direction from Karnataka?
Muziris was an ancient port in present-day Kerala, south of Karnataka, a major Sangam literature reference point.
Which city in Karnataka is known as the 'Manchester of India'?
Hubli-Dharwad is called the 'Manchester of India' due to its significant textile and industrial presence.
The Tungabhadra River is a tributary of which major river system?
The Tungabhadra is a significant tributary of the Krishna River system.
Which historical fort in Karnataka served as the capital of Tippu Sultan?
Srirangapatna was the capital of Tippu Sultan's kingdom and is historically significant in Karnataka.
The Western Ghats in Karnataka are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site primarily for:
The Western Ghats are recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for their exceptional biodiversity and endemic species.
Which ancient stone inscription in Karnataka records the life and philosophy of Ashoka?
The Brahmagiri inscriptions in Karnataka are among Ashoka's rock edicts, reflecting his edicts and policies.
Which of the following is a major coffee-producing region in Karnataka?
Chikmagalur is one of India's major coffee-producing regions, known for producing premium coffee varieties.
The Hoysala Dynasty's architectural style is best exemplified in which temple complex in Karnataka?
The Chennakesava Temple at Belur is an outstanding example of Hoysala architectural style and craftsmanship.
Which annual festival in Karnataka celebrates the harvest season and is known by its local name?
Makar Sankranti is celebrated as the harvest festival in Karnataka and is called Uttarayan locally in some regions.
The Bijapur (Belagavi) Sultanate was known for which architectural marvel?
The Gol Gumbaz in Bijapur is the largest dome structure built without any supporting pillars in the world.
Which mineral is Karnataka the leading producer of in India?
Karnataka is India's leading producer of manganese ore, particularly from districts like Uttara Kannada and Belgaum.
The Bahmani Sultanate's capital was initially located at which place in present-day Karnataka?
Gulbarga was the initial capital of the Bahmani Sultanate before it was moved to Bijapur.
Which of the following rivers forms the southern boundary of Karnataka with Tamil Nadu?
The Kaveri River forms the natural boundary between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu in the southern region.
