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Question 1 of 5
In the state of Haryana, the geographical and natural boundaries are flanked by _____ in the North.
AShivalik Hills
BAravalli Hills
CYamuna River
DGhaggar River
Why: The geographical and natural boundaries of Haryana are flanked by the Shivalik Hills in the North. Haryana is bordered by Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Rajasthan, and the Union Territory of New Delhi. The Shivalik Hills form the northern natural boundary.[1]
Question 2 of 5
Haryana is situated between
A27° 37' to 30° 35' North latitude
B74° 28' to 77° 36' East longitude
C27° 37' to 30° 35' North latitude and 74° 28' to 77° 36' East longitude
DBoth 2 and 3
Why: Haryana is situated between 27° 37' to 30° 35' North latitude. It lies in northern India, bordered by Punjab and Himachal Pradesh to the north, Rajasthan to the west and south, and Uttarakhand and Uttar Pradesh to the east, with the Yamuna River defining the eastern border. It also surrounds Delhi on three sides.[3]
Question 3 of 5
Which of the following correctly represents the states and union territories that share boundaries with Haryana?
Why: Haryana shares its border with Punjab and Chandigarh in the North West, Himachal Pradesh in the North East, Rajasthan in South West, Uttar Pradesh and Delhi in the East. It is a landlocked state in the North Western region of India.[2]
Question 4 of 5
How many districts are there in Haryana?
A20
B21
C22
D23
Why: Haryana has **22 districts** as of the latest administrative divisions. This includes the 21 older districts plus Charkhi Dadri formed in 2016. The question tests knowledge of current district count, a frequent topic in Haryana GK exams. Option C (22) is correct as per HPSC patterns[1].
Question 5 of 5
Which of the following is the newest district of Haryana?
ANuh
BCharkhi Dadri
CKaithal
DPalwal
Why: **Charkhi Dadri** was carved out from Bhiwani district on December 16, 2016, making it the newest district (22nd district) of Haryana. Nuh was renamed from Mewat in 2016 but existed earlier as a district. This reflects HPSC's focus on recent administrative changes[1][2].