1. Red loam soil has been characterized as loose, permeable and lacking compaction components.

2. These soils are deficient in organic matter, phosphate and nitrogen.

3. Potash is present in sufficient quantity in some soils.

4. Because they are not very fertile, red sandy loam soils are poor for farming.

5. Red loamy soil can be found in the southern region of the state, in Dungarpur and Banswara districts, as well as at some places in Udaipur and Chittorgarh.

6. Some crops suitable for red soil are cotton, wheat, rice, pulses, millets, tobacco, oilseeds, potatoes and fruits.

List-I is correctly matched with List-II.

List - I Lake                    List - II District

( A ) Siliserh                   ( iii ) Alwar

( B ) Band Baretha         ( ii ) Bharatpur

( C ) Gabsagar                ( i ) Dungarpur

( D ) Talab - e - shahi     ( iv ) Dholpur

All of the following (Irrigation Project – District) are matched.

(A) Savan-Bhado - Kota

(B) Som Kagdar - Udaipur

(C) Parvan lift -Jhalawar

(D) Som-Kamla-Amba - Dungarpur

1. The carpet wool sheep of Kheri, Rajasthan are believed to have originated from a hybrid basis with unknown levels of heritage from the Marwari Malpura and Jaisalmer sheep of Rajasthan.

2. Kheri sheep are found extensively in Nagaur, Jodhpur and Tonk districts of Rajasthan.

1. Chief Minister Vasundhara Raje launched the 'Grow Cotton - Get Happiness' campaign of the Shri Vallabh Pitti Group at Dhanodi in the Jhalawar district.

2. This campaign will give good income to the farmers from their cotton cultivation and will help them become financially strong.

3. Due to this campaign, the area under cotton cultivation in Rajasthan has increased significantly.