History IX

Which ONE of the following is one of the greatest and wisest steps that the Druk Gyalpo Jigme Dorji Wangchuck took in 1953?

• National Assembly

• Royal Advisory Council

• Cabinet

• Planning Commission

When Mipham Choegyal passed away, Zhabdrubg was only twelve years old and it was at this time young age that he became the.................... prince-abbot of Ralung monastery

• 16th

• 17th

• 18th

• 19th

When crown prince Jigme Wangchuck was enthroned as the Second Druk Gyalpo, he was offered the insignia of............................................................. by the British Government.

• Companion of Bhutan

• Knight Commander of Indian Empire

• Sir

• Companion of the Indian Empire

Zhabdrung Ngawang namgyal wa sborn in central Tibet and belonged to the lineage of

• Dungkhar

• Hungrel

• Gya

• Hobtsho

All of the following are the contributions of Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal EXCEPT

• creation of Unique national Identity

• Defeated Tubetan invasion

• Built several dzongs

• establishment of National Assembly

All of the following are the reforms of Third Druk Gyalpo EXCEPT

• Fixed the land ceiling to 30 acres

• Introduction of Five Year Development Plan in 1961

• Abolition of Serf and Slavery

• Created Nangi Lhengye Zhi

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• First Druk Gyalpo Ugyen Wangcchuck

• Second Druk Gyalpo Jigme Wangcchuck

• Third Druk Gyalpo Jigme Dorji Wangcchuck

• Jigme Namgyal

The following are the international organization joined during reign of third Druk Gyalpo. Arrange the international organization in chronological order of the year of joining.

                                  I.  United Nations Organizations

                         II.   Universal Postal Union

   III.  Colombo Plan

•   I, II and IIIA.    I, II and III

• II, III and I

•    III, I and II

• III, II and I

During the reign of Third Druk Gyalpo, the head of the lhengye zhungthog was

• Druk Gyalpo

• Minister

• Prime Minister

• Kalyon

The term decentralization means

• Devolution of the power to the people

• Centralization of the power

• No people's participation