Odisha GK MCQ Question and Answer | State Gk MCQ

Aluminum Ingots and its handloom has topped the list of export items from Odisha followed by ferro-chromium carbon counting and alumina calcinated.

The correct answer is C: 2, 4 and 5
Here's why:
Nagara style temples are a distinct style of Hindu temple architecture common in North India.
Odisha's Nagara style has its unique variations.
Let's break down the temples:
Jagannath Temple (Puri): While incredibly important, it has a unique style different from the typical Bhubaneswar Nagara style.
Lingaraja Temple (Bhubaneswar): This is a prime example of the mature Kalinga (Odisha) Nagara style.
Sun Temple (Konark): While a masterpiece, it represents a developed and slightly different stage of the Kalinga Nagara style, not typically grouped with the Bhubaneswar examples.
Mukteswar Temple (Bhubaneswar): An early and beautifully ornamented example of the Odisha Nagara style.
Parasurameswara Temple (Bhubaneswar): One of the oldest surviving temples in Bhubaneswar, showcasing an early phase of the style.
Therefore, Lingaraja, Mukteswar, and Parasurameswara temples are the best examples of the Odisha type Nagara style found in Bhubaneswar.

The Sal, a major species found in the forests of the Eastern Ghats, dominates the region north and north-east of the Brahmani River.

Under an exclusive licence provided by the Odisha Energy Regulatory Commission, GRIDCO embarked in the business of electricity transmission and bulk supply, as well as other associated activities. Through the Odisha Electricity Reforms, the Company's transmission-related activities were transferred and vested with Odisha Power Transmission Corporation Limited, a wholly owned undertaking of the State Government, following the adoption of the Electricity Act, 2003.

Sunabeda Wildlife Sanctuary in Odisha is adjacent to the Udanti Sanctuary, Chhattisgarh . It covers 230 square miles.

The first Governor of Odisha after independence was Kailash Nath Kathju, who served from 15^th August 1947 to 20^th June 1948.

A total reserve of 0.674 million tonnes of fire clay has been estimated for the belpahar district. Tata Refractories Ltd. (TRL) is a major refractory plant in the state which thrives on the produce of the Belpahar fireclay mine. Other occurrences are reported in the village Chandli, Soldia, Ganga, Belout, Bhatlaida, Bonaroi, Khinda & Talabira.