Firozabad in Uttar Pradesh is famous for the manufacture of
- A.Brassware
- B.Glass bangles
- C.Locks
- D.Carpets
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Explanation
The correct answer is B, glass bangles. Firozabad has been the centre of the Indian glass industry for more than a century, and its furnaces turn out bangles, chandeliers and glassware that are sold across the country; the trade is also the district product under the One District One Product programme. Option A is wrong because brassware belongs to Moradabad, which is called Peetal Nagri for that reason. Option C is wrong because locks and hardware are the industry of Aligarh, another of the state's old craft towns. Option D is wrong because hand-knotted carpets come from Bhadohi and Mirzapur in the east of the state. These four pairs, Firozabad with glass, Moradabad with brass, Aligarh with locks and Bhadohi with carpets, are the ones papers return to most often.
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Practice Questions
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- A.Cotton
- B.Sugarcane
- C.Coffee
- D.Rubber
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- A.Lucknow
- B.Varanasi
- C.Kanpur
- D.Agra
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- A.2012
- B.2015
- C.2018
- D.2021
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- A.Jhansi
- B.Chitrakoot
- C.Varanasi
- D.Aligarh
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- A.Ghazipur
- B.Etawah
- C.Agra
- D.Meerut
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