Odisha-specific GK

Odisha has one of the largest tribal populations among Indian states, comprising approximately what share of the state's total population?

How many Scheduled Tribes are officially recognized in Odisha?

Which is the largest tribal community in Odisha by population?

Which tribal community, prominent in northern Odisha districts like Mayurbhanj, is also one of the largest tribal groups in eastern India generally?

Which particularly vulnerable tribal group (PVTG) of Odisha, known for distinctive body ornamentation and dress, resides mainly in the Malkangiri district?

Odisha is home to how many Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs), the highest number among Indian states?

Which PVTG of Odisha resides in the Koraput/Nabarangpur region and is notable for its traditional agricultural and cultural practices?

The "Dongria Kondh," a PVTG closely associated with the Niyamgiri hills, gained wider recognition due to their resistance to mining activities affecting their?

The Niyamgiri hills, associated with the Dongria Kondh's sacred beliefs, are located in which Odisha districts?

Which Odisha PVTG, residing in the Sundargarh area, is known for its historically distinctive hunting-gathering traditions?

Odisha's tribal art, particularly associated with the Saora community, is characterized by distinctive wall paintings known as?

Which major Odisha tribal community is closely associated with the practice of shifting/podu cultivation in hilly terrain?

The traditional weekly tribal markets, an important feature of Odisha's tribal economy and social life, especially around Koraput, are locally known by generic terms for?

Odisha's Similipal region is home to which prominent tribal communities, alongside being a major tiger reserve and biosphere reserve?

Odisha's tribal festivals often center around agricultural cycles, with major celebrations linked to the new rice harvest, exemplified by which widely celebrated festival?

"Nuakhai," a major harvest festival celebrated widely in western Odisha, involves the ceremonial offering of new rice to the local presiding deity, such as which goddess commonly worshipped in the Sambalpur region?

Odisha's tribal welfare administration is significantly guided by the constitutional framework of Scheduled Areas, primarily concentrated in which broad regions of the state?

Odisha's tribal museum, showcasing the state's diverse tribal art, culture, and lifestyle, is located in which city?

Which Odisha institution, dedicated to tribal welfare, research, and education, has played a significant role in documenting and promoting tribal culture and rights?

Odisha's tribal communities practice diverse religious traditions, often characterized by a blend of animism, nature worship, and increasingly, elements of?

The distinctive "Dhokra" metal casting craft, practiced by certain tribal artisan communities in Odisha, uses which traditional technique?

Odisha's tribal-dominated districts have seen significant government focus on issues including land rights, forest rights, and?

Odisha's rich tribal heritage, spanning dozens of distinct communities and PVTGs, is often cited as making the state one of India's most significant centers for the study of?

Odisha's tribal welfare institution, KISS (Kalinga Institute of Social Sciences), primarily focuses on providing free education to which category of children?

Odisha's approach to tribal development seeks to balance cultural preservation with modern education and economic opportunity, reflecting a broader national goal of?