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The Bank Note Press, which prints currency notes, is located at which place in Madhya Pradesh?

  1. A.Dewas
  2. B.Satna
  3. C.Katni
  4. D.Rewa

Correct answer

A. Dewas

Explanation

The correct answer is A, Dewas. The Bank Note Press at Dewas prints currency notes, and the Security Paper Mill at Hoshangabad, now Narmadapuram, makes the special paper used for notes and other security documents, so two links of the currency chain lie in Madhya Pradesh.

Option B, Satna, is a cement town, with large limestone deposits and several cement plants. Option C, Katni, is also a cement and limestone centre and a major railway junction. Option D, Rewa, is known for the Rewa Ultra Mega Solar Park and for limestone and cement works. The pairing to remember is Dewas for printing notes and Hoshangabad or Narmadapuram for making the paper; examiners frequently swap the two towns, and sometimes place the press in Nashik, which is where another government press is located.

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  2. B.Budgeting
  3. C.Passing of budget
  4. D.Control on the executive
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  3. C.Only the Vidhan Parishad
  4. D.The Vidhan Sabha and a joint council of districts
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