Indian Industries & Foreign Trade - General Knowledge Multiple Choice Questions with Answers

1 In India, maximum number of workers are employed in:

A textile industry

B automobile industry

C iron and steel industry

D tea industry

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Answer: Option [A]

2 India’s oldest iron and steel plant is

A TISCO at Burnpur

B Durgapur Iron and Steel Plant

C TISCO at Jamshedpur

D None of the above

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Answer: Option [C]

3 Which of the following industries was started first in India ?

A Jute

B Tea

C Cotton

D Textile

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Answer: Option [B]

4 In which of the following industries is the maximum number of woman employed in India ?

A Jute

B Textile

C Coal

D Tea

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Answer: Option [D]

5 Which of the following agencies has the power to declare any industrial unit as a potentially sick unit ?

A IRBI

B MRTPC

C BIFR

D All of the above

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Answer: Option [C]

6 Bokaro Steel Limited was established with the assistance of :

A China

B USA

C Germany

D Soviet Union

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Answer: Option [D]

7 The biggest Public Sector undertaking in the country is .......

A Railways

B Iron and Steel plants

C Airways

D None of the above

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Answer: Option [A]

8 Which of the following was formed to suggest means for eradicating black money ?

A Sarkaria Commission

B Chelliah Committee

C Finance Commission

D None of the above

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Answer: Option [B]

9 After textiles, India’s second important industry is:

A Jute

B Iron and steel

C Coal

D Tea

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Answer: Option [B]

10 Which industry in India was worst affected because of the partition ?

A Jute and Cement

B Cotton and sugar

C Paper and Iron

D Jute and Cotton

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Answer: Option [D]

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