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Madhya Pradesh is the largest producer in India of which crop, because of which it is called the soya state?

  1. A.Groundnut
  2. B.Soyabean
  3. C.Mustard
  4. D.Sunflower

Correct answer

B. Soyabean

Explanation

The correct answer is B, Soyabean. The black soil of the Malwa plateau and the Narmada valley suits soyabean, and the districts around Indore, Ujjain, Dewas and Sehore grow so much of it that the state is called the soya state and Indore became the centre of the soyabean oil and cake trade.

Option A, groundnut, is led by Gujarat and Rajasthan, where the sandy soils drain better. Option C, mustard, is led by Rajasthan, followed by Haryana and Uttar Pradesh in the rabi season. Option D, sunflower, is grown mainly in Karnataka and the other southern states. Along with soyabean, Madhya Pradesh leads the country in gram, in pulses taken together, in garlic and in coriander, and it stands second in wheat after Uttar Pradesh, which is why the state has won the national Krishi Karman award for food grain production several times.

Read the full article: Economy and State Budget of Madhya Pradesh: Facts and PYQs

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Q1.Madhya PradeshAsked in: Delhi · 5 Dec 2017, Shift 1Medium

Which of the following is NOT the work of the legislature?

  1. A.Making law
  2. B.Budgeting
  3. C.Passing of budget
  4. D.Control on the executive
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Correct answer: B. Budgeting

Preparing the budget, that is estimating the receipts and the expenditure of every department and putting the estimates together, is the work of the executive: in Madhya Pradesh the Finance Department prepares it and the Finance Minister presents it.

Q2.Madhya PradeshMedium

The legislature of Madhya Pradesh, before which the state budget is laid, consists of:

  1. A.Only the Vidhan Sabha, with the Governor
  2. B.The Vidhan Sabha and the Vidhan Parishad
  3. C.Only the Vidhan Parishad
  4. D.The Vidhan Sabha and a joint council of districts
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Correct answer: A. Only the Vidhan Sabha, with the Governor

Madhya Pradesh has a unicameral legislature: the Governor and one House, the Vidhan Sabha, whose strength is 230. The annual financial statement under Article 202 is therefore laid before that single House, which votes the demands for grants and passes the Appropriation Bill.