Q: How many states are there in North-East India?
A: 8
Q: What is the 7 sister of India?
A: The "Seven Sisters of India" are the contiguous northeastern states of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, Manipur, Meghalaya, Mizoram, Nagaland, and Tripura
Q: Which city in Assam is regarded as the gateway of the North-East?
A: Guwahati
Q: Which North-East state is called the “Gateway to North-East India”?
A: Assam
Q: Which mountain range separates India from Myanmar in the North-East?
A: Patkai Range
Q: Which city is known as the light of east?
A: Guwahati
Q: Which river is known as the lifeline of Assam?
A: Brahmaputra
Q: Which national park of Assam is a UNESCO World Heritage Site?
A: Kaziranga National Park
Q: Which river valley is famous for tea plantations in Assam?
A: Brahmaputra Valley
Q: Which famous battle of 1671 was fought in Assam?
A: Battle of Saraighat
Q: Assam is famous for producing which type of tea?
A: Black tea
Q: What is the capital of Assam?
A: Dispur
Q: Assam shares an international border with which country?
A: Bhutan and Bangladesh
Q: Manas Wildlife Sanctuary is a UNESCO site located in which state?
A: Assam
Q: Which biosphere reserve is located in Assam?
A: Dibru–Saikhowa
Q: Which bird sanctuary is famous in Assam?
A: Pobitora Wildlife Sanctuary
Q: Which riverine island in Assam is known for bird diversity?
A: Majuli
Q: Assam Tea received GI tag in which year?
A: 2013
Q: Moidams are associated with which dynasty?
A: Ahom Dynasty
Q: Who composed the Assamese national song “O Mur Apunar Desh”?
A: Lakshminath Bezbaroa
Q: Which refinery is the oldest in Asia located in Assam?
A: Digboi Refinery
Q: Which natural resource is abundantly found in Assam?
A: Petroleum
Q: Assam contributes significantly to India’s production of which crop?
A: Tea
Q: Assam was annexed by the British after which treaty?
A: Treaty of Yandabo (1826)
Q: Which is the principal festival of Assam?
A: Bihu
Q: How many types of Bihu are celebrated in Assam?
A: Three
Q: Which dance form is associated with Assam?
A: Bihu dance
Q: Sattriya dance originated in which state?
A: Assam
Q: Which North-East states share an international border with Myanmar?
A: Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur, Mizoram
Q: Kaziranga National Park is famous for which animal?
A: One-horned rhinoceros
Q: Which river forms the Majuli island?
A: Brahmaputra
Q: What name did China give Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Zangnan, meaning "South Tibet"
Q: Which language is the official language of Assam?
A: Assamese
Q: Assam tea belongs to which river valley?
A: Brahmaputra Valley
Q: Which is the easternmost state of India?
A: Arunachal Pradesh
Q: Which is the capital of Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Itanagar
Q: Which river is known as the lifeline of Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Siang (Brahmaputra)
Q: Tawang Monastery belongs to which sect of Buddhism?
A: Gelugpa (Yellow Hat)
Q: What is the old name of Arunachal Pradesh?
A: North-East Frontier Agency (NEFA) until 1972,
Q: Arunachal Pradesh was separated from which state?
A: Assam
Q: Which is the easternmost state of India?
A: Arunachal Pradesh
Q: Which major river flows through Arunachal Pradesh as Siang?
A: Brahmaputra
Q: Arunachal Pradesh became a Union Territory in which year?
A: 1972
Q: Arunachal Pradesh became a full-fledged state in which year?
A: 1987
Q: Which tribe is the largest in Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Nyishi
Q: Losar festival is associated with which tribe?
A: Monpa
Q: What is the traditional faith of many Arunachal tribes?
A: Donyi-Polo
Q: Which lake near Tawang is sacred?
A: Madhuri Lake (Sangestar Tso)
Q: Which pass connects Tawang with the rest of Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Sela Pass
Q: Which article of the Constitution provides special provisions for Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Article 371H
Q: Arunachal Pradesh shares international borders with which countries?
A: China, Myanmar, Bhutan
Q: Which national park is famous for red panda in Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Namdapha National Park
Q: Shifting cultivation in Arunachal Pradesh is known as?
A: Jhum cultivation
Q: Which crop is widely cultivated in Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Rice
Q: Which dance form is popular among Arunachal tribes?
A: Aji Lhamu
Q: Which tiger reserve is located in Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Namdapha Tiger Reserve
Q: Which biosphere reserve is in Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Dihang-Dibang Biosphere Reserve
Q: Arunachal Pradesh is part of which biodiversity hotspot?
A: Eastern Himalayas
Q: Which bird is the state bird of Arunachal Pradesh?
A: Great Hornbill
Q: Which is the capital of Nagaland?
A: Kohima
Q: Which is the oldest town in Assam?
A: Dibrugarh
Q: Which town is known as the coal queen of Assam?
A: Margherita
Q: What is the nick name of Meghalaya?
A: "Abode of Clouds" and "Scotland of the East" for
Q: Hornbill Festival is associated with which state?
A: Nagaland
Q: Which tribe is the largest in Nagaland?
A: Ao tribe
Q: Kohima War Cemetery is related to which war?
A: Second World War
Q: Nagaland became the 16th state of India in which year?
A: 1963
Q: Hornbill Festival is celebrated in which month?
A: December
Q: Which mountain range runs through Nagaland?
A: Patkai Range
Q: English is the official language of which North-East state?
A: Nagaland
Q: How many Lok Sabha seats does Nagaland have?
A: One
Q: Nagaland has how many Rajya Sabha seats?
A: One
Q: Nagaland enjoys special provisions under which Article of the Constitution?
A: Article 371A
Q: Which is the only national park in Nagaland?
A: Intanki (Ntangki) National Park
Q: Nagaland lies in which biodiversity hotspot?
A: Indo-Burma hotspot
Q: Which forest product is important in Nagaland’s economy?
A: Bamboo
Q: Which town is known as the “Land of Warriors” in Nagaland?
A: Kohima
Q: Which Naga tribe is known for headhunting tradition (historically)?
A: Konyak tribe
Q: Which district is famous for Longwa village?
A: Mon District
Q: Which Naga tribe celebrates Moatsu festival?
A: Ao tribe
Q: Loktak Lake is famous for what feature?
A: Floating islands (Phumdis)
Q: Which dance form originated in Manipur?
A: Manipuri (Ras Leela)
Q: Keibul Lamjao National Park is famous for which animal?
A: Sangai deer
Q: Which river flows through Imphal valley?
A: Imphal River
Q: Manipur shares border with which country?
A: Myanmar
Q: Manipur became a full-fledged state of India in which year?
A: 1972
Q: Manipur was earlier a Part C state and later a UT before statehood in?
A: 1972
Q: Who was the last king of Manipur?
A: Maharaja Bodhchandra Singh
Q: Manipur was merged with India in which year?
A: 1949
Q: Lai Haraoba is associated with which community?
A: Meitei
Q: Which indigenous sport originated in Manipur?
A: Polo (Sagol Kangjei)
Q: Which Olympic weightlifter from Manipur won a silver medal in 2021?
A: Mirabai Chanu
Q: Which traditional textile of Manipur is famous?
A: Phanek
Q: Which legendary boxer from Manipur won world titles?
A: Mary Kom
Q: Which Indian hockey legend belongs to Manipur?
A: Kunjurani Devi
Q: How many Lok Sabha seats does Manipur have?
A: Two
Q: Manipur has how many Rajya Sabha seats?
A: One
Q: Which language is the official language of Manipur?
A: Meitei (Manipuri)
Q: Which is the capital of Mizoram?
A: Aizawl
Q: Which dance is associated with Mizoram?
A: Cheraw (Bamboo Dance)
Q: Mizoram was earlier part of which state?
A: Assam
Q: Which is the highest peak of Mizoram?
A: Phawngpui (Blue Mountain)
Q: Christianity is the dominant religion of which NE state?
A: Mizoram
Q: Which river is the longest in Mizoram?
A: Chhimtuipui (Kaladan)
Q: Mizoram lies in which hill range?
A: Lushai Hills
Q: Mizoram became a full-fledged state in which year?
A: 1987
Q: Mizoram was earlier known as?
A: Lushai Hills District
Q: Which bamboo species is abundant in Mizoram?
A: Mautak bamboo
Q: Mizoram is also known as the “Land of the Hill People”.
A: True
Q: Which dance form of Mizoram uses bamboo sticks?
A: Cheraw dance
Q: Which national park is the largest in Mizoram?
A: Phawngpui National Park
Q: Which wildlife sanctuary is famous in Mizoram?
A: Dampa Tiger Reserve
Q: Which festival marks the harvest season in Mizoram?
A: Chapchar Kut
Q: Which tribe is the major ethnic group in Mizoram?
A: Mizo (Lushai)
Q: Which is the capital of Meghalaya?
A: Shillong
Q: Meghalaya is known as the “Abode of Clouds” because of which tribe?
A: Khasi tribe
Q: Cherrapunji and Mawsynram are famous for what?
A: Highest rainfall
Q: Meghalaya Plateau is an extension of which plateau?
A: Deccan Plateau
Q: Which tribes are native to Meghalaya?
A: Khasi, Garo, Jaintia
Q: Meghalaya follows which system of inheritance?
A: Matrilineal system
Q: Wangala festival is associated with which tribe?
A: Garo tribe
Q: Nongkrem Dance is associated with which tribe?
A: Khasi tribe
Q: Which language is spoken by the majority in Meghalaya?
A: Khasi
Q: Which state is famous for living root bridges?
A: Meghalaya
Q: Which river forms the Jogighopa rock inscription area?
A: Brahmaputra
Q: Which is the capital of Tripura?
A: Agartala
Q: Tripura shares its longest border with which country?
A: Bangladesh
Q: Tripura is located on the bank of which river?
A: Gomati River
Q: Which hill range runs through Tripura?
A: Jampui Hills
Q: Tripura merged with India in which year?
A: 1949
Q: Which festival marks the harvest in Tripura?
A: Kharchi Puja
Q: Tripura is known for which wildlife sanctuary?
A: Sepahijala Wildlife Sanctuary
Q: Tripura has which rare species of primates?
A: Phayre’s leaf monkey
Q: Which river forms the largest lake in Tripura?
A: Gomati River → Rudrasagar Lake
Q: Which British-era palace is a famous landmark in Agartala?
A: Ujjayanta Palace
Q: Which dynasty ruled Tripura for centuries?
A: Manikya dynasty
Q: Which language is spoken by the majority in Tripura?
A: Bengali
Q: Neermahal is located in which lake?
A: Rudrasagar Lake
Q: Which is the only Indian state with a mixed UNESCO heritage site?
A: Sikkim
Q: Khangchendzonga is the highest peak of which state?
A: Sikkim
Q: Sikkim became a part of India in which year?
A: 1975
Q: Which organic farming state of India is in the North-East?
A: Sikkim
Q: Which river originates from the glaciers of Sikkim?
A: Teesta River
Q: Sikkim lies in which mountain range?
A: Eastern Himalayas
Q: When did Sikkim become a part of India?
A: 1975
Q: Which treaty established Sikkim as a protectorate of India?
A: 1950 India–Sikkim Treaty
Q: Before becoming a state, Sikkim was which type of territory?
A: Union Territory (after 1975 integration)
Q: Which dance form is famous in Sikkim?
A: Mask dance (Cham dance)
Q: Losar festival is celebrated by which community in Sikkim?
A: Bhutia community
Q: Sikkim is India’s first fully organic state.
A: True
Q: Which languages are official in Sikkim?
A: English, Nepali, Bhutia, Lepcha, Limbu
Q: Which is the capital of Sikkim?
A: Gangtok
Q: Which animal is the state animal of Sikkim?
A: Red panda
Q: Sikkim is India’s largest producer of which crop?
A: Cardamom (green gold)
Q: Which hydroelectric project is prominent in Sikkim?
A: Teesta Hydro Power Project
Q: Which lake is sacred and located near the border with Tibet?
A: Gurudongmar Lake
Q: Which traditional attire is worn by the Bhutia community in Sikkim?
A: Bakhu