Art & Culture MCQs: GI Tags, Heritage & Traditions

61.

What is the primary objective of establishing the National Museum of Indian Textiles in the capital?

A To sell mass-produced synthetic fabrics

B To promote global trade of chemical dyes

C To create a repository of traditional Indian weaving techniques and textile history

D To replace local artisan markets

62.

Which ministry is primarily responsible for the establishment and oversight of the National Museum of Indian Textiles?

A Ministry of Finance

B Ministry of Textiles

C Ministry of External Affairs

D Ministry of Science and Technology

63.

The National Museum of Indian Textiles in Delhi aims to preserve and showcase which aspect of India's heritage?

A Ancient metallurgical techniques

B Evolution of handloom and textile craftsmanship

C Modern digital printing technology

D Colonial architectural styles

64.

In which region of Jammu and Kashmir is the cultivation of GI-tagged Saffron primarily concentrated?

A Pampore

B Gulmarg

C Leh

D Kupwara

65.

The GI Tag for Kashmiri Saffron is governed under which of the following acts?

A The Patents Act, 1970

B Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act, 1999

C The Copyright Act, 1957

D The Trade Marks Act, 1999

66.

Which specific characteristic of Kashmiri Saffron is primarily highlighted by its GI Tag certification?

A High crocin content and deep red color

B Resistance to extreme drought

C Ability to grow in tropical climates

D Shortest flowering duration in the world

67.

NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

68.

NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

69.

NEEDS_REVIEW

A NEEDS_REVIEW

B NEEDS_REVIEW

C NEEDS_REVIEW

D NEEDS_REVIEW

70.

What is the primary material used as a base for traditional Pattachitra paintings?

A Treated Cotton Cloth

B Handmade Paper

C Palm Leaves

D Silk Fabric