Kashmir

What physical feature primarily contributes to the military significance of Kashmir?

• Deserts

• Mountainous terrain

• Coastal access

• Tropical forests

Which region in Kashmir is known for saffron cultivation?

• Pampore

• Leh

• Baramulla

• Kargil

The Line of Control (LoC) separates:

• India and China

• Indian- and Pakistani-administered Kashmir

• Jammu and Leh

• Pakistan and Afghanistan

What factor best explains population concentration in the Kashmir Valley?

• Military zones

• Low elevation

• Fertile land and water access

• Proximity to China

Which of the following best describes the ethnic-religious composition of Jammu and Kashmir?

• Entirely Hindu

• Muslim-majority Kashmir, Hindu Jammu, Buddhist Ladakh

Why is Kashmir’s economic potential underutilised?

• Lack of natural resources

• Too much industrialisation

• Ongoing conflict and instability

• Harsh desert climate

Which environmental factor is most threatened by climate change in Kashmir?

• Tropical rainforests

• Himalayan glaciers

• Coral reefs

• Desert dunes

One major social consequence of conflict in Kashmir has been:

• Rapid urbanisation

• Youth displacement and radicalisation

• Decline in tourism globally

• High literacy rates

Article 35A allowed Jammu and Kashmir to:

• Control trade policies

• Declare independence

• Define permanent residents and grant exclusive rights

• Ban elections

A major technological control used in Kashmir is:

• Internet shutdowns

• Biometric surveillance

• Drone deliveries

• Smart traffic lights