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Culture and Places of India and World Test 16

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    Mehrangarh Fort is located in which city.
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    Biligirirangon Hills, Nandi Hills, Gopalaswamy Hills, etc., are in the region.
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    The Northern Maidan region is known as.
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    The Himalayan mountain range originates from ___________ in the west and extends up to Arunachal Pradesh in the east.
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    The famous Jog Falls is formed by the ___________ river.
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    Which of the following ranges is not a part of the Northern Mountain?
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    Which one of the following is not a physical division of India?
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    ____________ island is located near Malpe.
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    The Southern Maidan region has _____________ soil.
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    The major river basin of the plains of Karnataka are.
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