Nature's Grand Design

1. The Majesty of the Himalayas: Guardians of Himachal's Beauty

   • Delving into the significance of the Himalayan mountain range in shaping Himachal Pradesh's geographical and climatic features.
   • Exploring how the majestic peaks influence the state's ecology, weather patterns, and cultural symbolism.

2. Eco-Diversity: A Symphony of Flora and Fauna

   • Celebrating Himachal Pradesh's diverse ecosystems, from lush valleys to alpine meadows, and their role in supporting an array of plant and animal species.
   • Showcasing the region's national parks and wildlife sanctuaries as conservation havens for rare and endangered species.

3. Sacred Rivers and Lakes: Lifelines of Himachal's Landscape

   • Exploring the spiritual and environmental significance of rivers like the Beas, Sutlej, and Yamuna, which flow through the state's verdant valleys.
   • Highlighting the pristine lakes, including Rewalsar and Khajjiar, and their cultural importance.

4. Floral Abundance: Himachal's Botanical Wonders

   • Discussing the rich botanical diversity of Himachal Pradesh, featuring unique plant species, medicinal herbs, and the state flower, the Pink Rhododendron.
   • Examining the traditional uses of local flora in indigenous medicine and handicrafts.

5. Conservation Initiatives: Balancing Progress and Nature

   • Examining Himachal Pradesh's commitment to environmental conservation and sustainable practices.
   • Showcasing initiatives such as afforestation, waste management, and eco-tourism that aim to preserve the state's natural beauty.

6. Adventure in the Lap of Nature: Tourism and Outdoor Activities

   • Unveiling Himachal Pradesh's potential as an adventure tourism destination, offering trekking, skiing, paragliding, and other outdoor activities.
   • Discussing the responsible tourism practices in place to maintain the ecological balance while catering to the needs of visitors.

7. Climate Change and Conservation Challenges: Safeguarding Himachal's Future

   • Addressing the impact of climate change on Himachal Pradesh's environment, including issues such as glacial retreat and changing weather patterns.
   • Examining the state's strategies and challenges in mitigating environmental threats and preserving its natural resources.

8. The Ever-Changing Landscape: A Glimpse into the Future

   • Pondering on the dynamic nature of Himachal Pradesh's landscape and the need for sustainable development to ensure the state's natural beauty for future generations.
   • Concluding with a reflection on the balance between progress and preservation in the face of nature's grand design.

Embark on a journey into the heart of Himachal Pradesh's natural wonders, exploring the intricate design of its landscapes, the biodiversity that graces its terrain, and the ongoing efforts to cherish and protect the treasure trove that nature has bestowed upon this enchanting region.

HAS Preliminary Previous Year Question 2019

11. Who amongst the4 following form Kullu was the member of an all women Navy crew named ‘Tarini’ for circumnavigating the globe?

a) Lieutenant Payal gupta

b) Lt. Commander Swati P.

c) Lt S. Vijay Devi

d) Lt Commander Pratibha Jamwal

12. Who is author of the book “the Himalayan District of Kooloo, Lahaul and Spiti?

a) J.C. French    

b) Herman Goetz

c) A.F.P. Harcourt

d) E. J. Buck

13. Match the following lists and the correct answer form given codes be selected

List 1                                               List 2

1. 1^st voter of Indian Democracy                        a) Jaiwant Ram

2. 1^st Lieutenant governor of H.P.                      b) K.L. Mehta

3. 1^st Speaker of H.P. Legislative Assembly      c) Shyam Saran

4. 1^st Chief Secretary of H.P.                               d) Himmat singh

 

Codes 1                 2                     3                        4

a)         D               C                      A                        B

b)         C               D                     B                        A

c)         C                D                     A                        B

d)         D               C                      A                        B

 

14. Who was the architect of Gorton Castle at Shimla?

a) Henry Irwin

b) S.S. Jacob

c) H.S. Harington

d) C.H. Wilson

 

15. To meet the sustainable Development goals (SDGs) by 2030 what aim has been set up by the Dept. Of Forests, to enhance the forest cover in the State:

a) 50% of its geographical area

b) 35% of its geographical area

c) 30% of its geographical area

d) 40% of its geographical area

 

16. What is the approximate contribution of tourism sector to the State GDP?

a) 5.5

b) 6.6

c) 4.4

d) 8.5

 

17. Which is the pass at an elevation of 4890 meter where roads form Zanskar, Ladakh, Spiti and Lahaul meet?

a) Baralacha Pass

b) Darati Pass

c) Rohtang Pass

d) Charang pass

 

18. Who according to famous Philologist Greirsson were the earlier known indo-Aryans of the Himalaya tract?

a) Kinners

b) Khasas

c) Kiratas

d) Dasas

 

19. Who built the Bhutnath temple and founded the present mandi town in 19^th century?

a) Raja Ajbar Sen

b) Raja Suraj Sen

c) Raja Ishwari Sen

d) Raja Bhawani Sen

 

20. Which of the following painting have got Geographical indicator (GI) that has given them a unique identity in world market?

a) Kangra Paintings

b) Basholi Paintings

c) Arki Paintings

d) Chamba Paintings

 

 

11	D
12	C
13	C
14	B
15	C
16	B
17	A
18	B
19	A
20	A

 

MCQ for HPPSC Exam

   

1.       The Tarikh-i-Riyasat sirmair was written by

a)      Inayat khan

b)      Ochteriony

c)       Rahul Sankritayan

d)      Kanwar Ranzor Singh

2.       The Bhoothnath temple at

a)      Bhunter

b)      Dehra Gopipur

c)       Mandi

d)      Una

3.        The capital of Sirmaur state was never located at

a)      Kalsi

b)      Nahan

c)       Renuka

d)      Sirmaur

4.       Guru govind singh never visited

a)      Dharamshala

b)      Mandi

c)       Naina devi hills

d)      Paonta Sahib

5.       The book Indian Paintings from the Punjab Hills was written by

a)      B.N Goswamy

b)      Man Mohan

c)       Mulk Raj Anand

d)      W.G. Archer

6.       There is a sheep breeding farm at

a)      Daulatpur

b)      Narkanda

c)       Taal

d)      Tissa

7.       The Ranganatha temple is at

a)      New Kangra

b)      Naduan

c)       Old Bilaspur

d)      Purani Mandi

8.       The altitude of Narkanda is around

a)      2000mts

b)      4000mts

c)       9000mts

d)      14000mts

9.       The Hidimba temple is near

a)      Chamba

b)      Dalhousie

c)       Dharmashala

d)      Manali

10.   The tons is a feeder or the

a)      Parvati

b)      Ravi

c)       Sutlej

d)      Yamuna

Ans

1 d  2 c  3 a   4 a  5 d  6 c   7  c  8  c  9 d  10 d

Question in HPPSC Exam

6. Golu was a famous painter of
a) Bhagal
b) Bilaspur
c) Kangra
d) Nurpur

7. The Satluj doen not flow through or touch the district of
a) Bilaspur
b) Shimla
c) Sirmaru
d) Solan

8. There is a famous Shiva temple at Bajaura
a) Beas valley
b) Chamba district
c) Mandi discrict
d) Suket valley

9. The capital of Rampur bushahr was never located at
a) Kamru
b) Peo
c) Rampur
d) Sarahan

10. There is an ancient rock temple at
a) Hamirpur
b) Masrur
c) Nirmand
d) Kaza

Ans  6(a) 7(c) 8(a) 9(b) 10(b)

Most expected question in HPPSC Exam

Most expected question in HPPSC Exam

Quiz

 

1. Padamsambhava, who is worshipped by the Tibetans at Riwalsar, is identified by the hindu with
   1.   The author of Kumarasambhavam
   2.   Raja Padam Singh
   3.   Lord Brahma
   4.   Lomasa Rishi
2. Sansar Chandra was the ruler of the erstwhile state of
   1.   Jubbal
   2.   Kangra
   3.   Sirmaur
   4.   Suket
3. Gorkha forces lead by Amar singh Thapa could not penetrate beyond
   1.   Jwalamukhi
   2.   Shimla
   3.   Subathu in Solan district
   4.   Tapri in Kinnaur district
4. The book Himalayan Art was written by
   1.   J.C French
   2.   Kari Khandalwala
   3.   M.S. Randhawa
   4.   W.G. Archer
5. The Bhuri singh Museum is at
   1.   Bharmaur
   2.   Dharamshala
   3.   Chamba
   4.   Shimla