ANSWER – C
Sirmaur district can be divided into Trans Giri and Cis Giri parts as the Giri river flows between Sirmaur and divides it into 2 parts.
Trans Giri region has Churdhar peak, Nohradhar, Haripur Dhar, Shillai Dhar, TaproliJadol Dhar. Churdhar is the highest peak of Sirmaur.
Cis Giri region consists of the Saindhar, Dharti Dhar and the fertile Kyarda Doon Valley. Here Jalal, Bata and Markanda rivers are prominent.
ANSWER – B
Amongst vegetable cultivation, peas, tomato and potato have become very popular in the Sirmaur district. Kinnauri Arkel and Lincon Boon are varieties of Peas and Solan Gola variety of tomato is very famous. In the field of horticulture, apple, plum, walnuts, kagzi lemon and orange are grown on a very large scale.
ANSWER – B
Yamuna enters in Himachal at Khodar Majri and leaves Himachal at Kauncha (Tajewala).
Giri river originates from Kupar Peak in Jubbal and Jalal and Ashni are tributaries of Giri.
Patsari and Andhra are tributaries of Pabbar, which itself is a tributary of Tons river.
ANSWER – D
ANSWER – C
The first such industrial unit was ‘Nahan Foundry Ltd’. Set up by Raja Shamsher Singh in 1875 A.D.
Another oldest factory in Nahan is the ‘Resin and Turpentine Factory’, started in 1945. It came into operation from 1949 onwards.
The Cement Corporation of India has set up cement factory at Rajban in 1980.
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