ANSWER – B

• Areawise Kangra constitutes 10.31 percent of the state area and ranks fourth among the districts.
• Population wise Kangra is the biggest district. 
• Kangra valley is the meeting point of Eastern and Western monsoon, which causes heavy rainfall in Dharamshala. 
• Hathi Dhar forms boundary between Chamba and Kangra district.

ANSWER – D

• Kangra came into existence on 1st September 1972. It was the largest district of composite Punjab in terms of area till it was transferred to Himachal on 1st November 1966. It had 6 tehsils- Nurpur, Kangra, Palampur, Dehragopipur, Hamirpur and Una (integrated from Gurdaspur)
• Kullu was also a tehsil of Kangra district upto 1962.
• Lahaul-Spiti, which also formed a part of the Kangra district, was created as a separate district in 1960.

ANSWER – B

• There is a tomb of Lord Elgin in Dharamshala, Kangra.
• Beas enters Kangra at Sandhol and leaves at Mirthal ghat.

ANSWER – A

The department of Animal Husbandry has introduced a number of improved breeds of poultry in Kangra district such as White Leghorns, Rhode, Island Red and white Plymouth Rock .

ANSWER – B

• Kiragram was located on the bank of river Binduka, which is known in modern period as Binwa, a tributary of the river Beas.

ANSWER – A

• Tibetan Institue of performing Arts holds an opera festival called Shotou, which was an annual feature at Lhasa prior to 1959.
• TIPA was founded in 1959 in Dharamshala (Mcleodganj)