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Jagadhri in Haryana is famous for the manufacture of

  1. A.Brass and metal utensils
  2. B.Cement
  3. C.Woollen blankets
  4. D.Sports goods

Correct answer

A. Brass and metal utensils

Explanation

The correct answer is A, brass and metal utensils. Jagadhri, now part of the Yamunanagar urban area, has an old industry of brass, bronze and other metal utensils, with rolling, beating and polishing done in workshops across the town, and its market supplies vessels to north India. The town's timber market serves the plywood units of the same district.

Option B, cement, is not a Haryana industry of any size, because the state has limited limestone and quarrying in the Aravallis has been stopped. Option C, woollen blankets, belongs to Panipat. Option D, sports goods, is associated with Meerut and Jalandhar outside the state, though Haryana has some units at Hisar and Sonipat. Remember the pairing of Jagadhri with utensils and Rewari with brassware. Utensil making is a small-scale industry that needs skill and scrap metal rather than ore, which is why it survived in a state without mines, and Haryana papers ask it as a craft town question.

Read the full article: Industries and Minerals of Haryana: Towns and Products

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Q1.HaryanaEasy

Which is the largest industrial city of Haryana?

  1. A.Panipat
  2. B.Faridabad
  3. C.Hisar
  4. D.Yamunanagar
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Correct answer: B. Faridabad

Faridabad has the largest concentration of factories in the state, making tractors, refrigerators, tyres, switchgear, garments and a very wide range of auto components, and it is also the most populous city of Haryana.

Q3.HaryanaEasy

Panipat is called the city of weavers because of its

  1. A.Plywood industry
  2. B.Handloom durries, carpets and blankets
  3. C.Brass utensils
  4. D.Scientific instruments
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Correct answer: B. Handloom durries, carpets and blankets

Panipat weaves durries, carpets, blankets and furnishing fabrics for the home and export markets, and it is also the largest centre in India for pulling old woollen clothing into fibre and spinning it again into yarn, a trade for which the city is known across the world.