CM, Governors & Schemes — Set 3
Rajasthan GK · CM, राज्यपाल और योजनाएं · Questions 21–30 of 120
Which Governor of Rajasthan served after independence but before the state was fully formed?
Correct Answer: A. Hargovind Singh
Hargovind Singh served as the administrator and later Governor during the formative period of Rajasthan after independence. He played a crucial role in integrating the various princely states into unified Rajasthan. His administration laid the foundation for the state's administrative structure and governance systems.
How many districts does Rajasthan have as of 2024?
Correct Answer: C. 33 districts
Rajasthan has 33 districts as of 2024. The state is divided into these districts for administrative purposes. The districts are further subdivided into tehsils and villages. The administrative organization of districts helps in effective governance and service delivery across the state.
Which scheme provides employment to rural youth in Rajasthan?
Correct Answer: B. MGNREGA
The Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Act (MGNREGA) provides guaranteed employment to rural youth and adults. In Rajasthan, MGNREGA has been instrumental in providing 100 days of guaranteed wage employment per year. The scheme focuses on rural development and poverty alleviation through employment.
What is the main objective of the Rajasthan Government's Cottage Industry Promotion Scheme?
Correct Answer: A. Support to micro and small enterprises
The Rajasthan Government's Cottage Industry Promotion Scheme aims to support micro and small enterprises (MSEs) in traditional and modern sectors. It provides financial assistance, skill development, and market access to cottage industry workers. The scheme helps in poverty alleviation and employment generation in rural areas.
Which former Chief Minister of Rajasthan later became the President of India?
Correct Answer: D. Pratibha Devisingh Patil
Pratibha Devisingh Patil served as Chief Minister of Rajasthan (1988) and later became the President of India (2007-2012). She was the first woman President of India. Patil's tenure as President was significant in India's democratic history and she championed women's rights and education.
What percentage of the population in Rajasthan is covered under PMJDY?
Correct Answer: C. 60%
Approximately 60% of Rajasthan's population is covered under the Pradhan Mantri Jan Dhan Yojana (PMJDY). The scheme aims for universal financial inclusion by providing basic bank accounts to all. PMJDY has been successful in bringing many unbanked and underbanked populations into the banking system in Rajasthan.
Who is the current Speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly?
Correct Answer: B. Kailash Meghwal
Kailash Meghwal serves as the Speaker of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly. The Speaker is the presiding officer of the state assembly and plays a crucial role in the legislative proceedings. The Speaker ensures proper conduct of business and maintains order in the assembly.
Which Cabinet Minister of Rajasthan handles the Health and Medical Education portfolio?
Correct Answer: C. Bhagirath Chaudhary
Bhagirath Chaudhary serves as the Cabinet Minister for Health and Medical Education in Rajasthan. He oversees the state's healthcare system, medical education institutions, and public health initiatives. The minister's portfolio is crucial for ensuring quality healthcare delivery across the state.
What is the annual budget allocation for education in Rajasthan (2023-24)?
Correct Answer: C. 25,000 crore
The annual budget allocation for education in Rajasthan for 2023-24 is approximately 25,000 crore rupees. This allocation covers school education, higher education, skill development, and teacher training programs. The state prioritizes education as a key development sector for improving human capital.
Which scheme provides scholarships to girl children in Rajasthan?
Correct Answer: C. Balika Samridhi Yojana
The Balika Samridhi Yojana provides scholarships and financial assistance to girl children in India, including Rajasthan. The scheme aims to improve the status of girls and promote education among them. Funds are provided for their education and welfare, encouraging families to educate their daughters.