In Himachal Pradesh Gujjars are living in many districts and they live nomadic life. Gujjars in Himachal Pradesh are from both Hindi and Muslim communities.
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911. The highest population of Gujjars is in district:
- a) Solan
- b) Sirmour
- c) Hamirpur
- d) Bilaspur
912. The district having the highest number of villages in the state is:
- a) Kinnaur
- b) Solan
- c) Una
- d) Kangra
913. Mata Badri Devi mela is celebrated in:
- a) Jogindernagar
- b) Sundernagar
- c) Sarkaghat
- d) Baddi
914. Sippi fair is held in praise of:
- a) Lord Shiva
- b) Lord Krishna
- c) Lord Parshuram
- d) Lord Ganesha
915. Chaichu mela, a religious fair is celebrated in March at Rewalsar in district:
- a) Shimla
- b) Mandi
- c) Bilaspur
- d) Kangra
916. Bhudi Diwali is a festival of victory of Khashas over:
- a) Kols
- b) Rajputs
- c) Kunindas
- d) Brahmins
917. Lal Chand Prarthi in his book “Kulut Desh ki Kahani” has described the celebration of Diwali due to:
- a) Khash -Nag struggle
- b) Rajput-Brahmin struggle
- c) Ram and Ravana struggle
- d) Kaurav and Pandava struggle
918. Bhudhi Diwali festival is celebrated in January during full moon time. it is also known as:
- a) Khojala
- b) Ujala
- c) Losar
- d) None of these
919. Person of following caste is put on the rope made of a special grass called “Munji” during Bhunda ceremony-
- a) Heda
- b) Geda
- c) Reda
- d) Beda
920. on the conclusion of Kullu Dushehra , the Chariot of Lord Raghunathji goes to:
- a) Hidimba Temple
- b) Sultanpur Temple
- c) Jagatsukh Temple
- d) Mandava Temple