Rajasthan Patwari · Geography, History, Culture and Polity of Rajasthan

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Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan

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  • In the exam pattern: Written examination (one paper), Geography, History, Culture and Polity of Rajasthan: 30 questions, 60 marks (RSSB notice, 20 Feb 2025).

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  • Q1 · Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan · EASY

    The Kalbeliya community of Rajasthan, whose dance is famous for snake-like movements to the music of the been (pungi), is traditionally associated with which occupation?

  • Q2 · Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan · MEDIUM

    In which folk dance of Rajasthan do women dance while balancing brass pots on their heads, often with lit cotton seeds burning in them?

  • Q3 · Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan · EASY

    Pushkar, the venue of a famous annual fair on Kartik Purnima, is especially known for a rare temple dedicated to which deity?

  • Q4 · Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan · MEDIUM

    The main shrine of the folk deity Baba Ramdev, where a large fair is held in the month of Bhadrapad, is located at:

  • Q5 · Art, culture, fairs and folk deities of Rajasthan · MEDIUM

    The famous miniature painting 'Bani Thani' belongs to which school of Rajasthani painting?

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