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Daily UKPSC / UKSSSC MCQs : Uttarakhand
17 November, 2025
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Q1. What type of rock paintings were found in Kimni village, and in which color were they painted?
(A) Weapon and animal figures, light white color
(B) Dance and human figures, red color
(C) War scenes, black color
(D) Agriculture and water sources, blue color
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Explanation: From Kimni village, rock paintings of weapons and animals painted in light white color have been found. These paintings reveal that people of that time depicted their hunting, security, and economic activities artistically. They also provide evidence of early social life and technological understanding.
Q2. In which year and by whom was the first survey of Malari village conducted?
(A) 1983 CE, B. M. Khanduri
(B) 1956 CE, Shiv Prasad Dabral
(C) 2001 CE, Garhwal University
(D) 1998 CE, M. P. Joshi
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Explanation: The first survey of Malari village was conducted in 1983 by B. M. Khanduri under the Garhwal University. This survey documented ancient human activities and burial sites, making it important for understanding the region’s historical background.
Q3. Malari village is located in which district?
(A) Almora
(B) Chamoli
(C) Uttarkashi
(D) Pithoragarh
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Explanation: Malari village is located in the Chamoli district, near the remote border regions adjacent to Tibet. Its geographical and natural setting makes it significant for archaeological studies and ancient human activity.
Q4. Which animal’s complete skeleton was found in Malari village, and what was its identified species?
(A) Himalayan rhinoceros, Vrishabh Jubu
(B) Himalayan bear, Joba
(C) Himalayan bull, Jubu (Joba)
(D) Himalayan deer, Jubu
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Explanation: The survey at Malari village uncovered a complete skeleton of a Himalayan bull, identified as Jubu (Joba). This skeleton provides insight into ancient livestock practices and environmental conditions of that time.
Q5. The clay pottery and golden mask recovered from Malari village resemble the craftsmanship of which region?
(A) Swat Valley, Pakistan
(B) Kashmir Valley
(C) Gujarat
(D) Rajasthan
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Explanation: The 5.2 kg golden mask and clay pottery found at Malari village resemble the craftsmanship of the Swat Valley in Pakistan. This suggests cultural and artistic contact between Uttarakhand and the Swat region in ancient times.
