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The Bhoj Wetland, included in the Ramsar list in 2002, is located in which city of Madhya Pradesh?

  1. A.Indore
  2. B.Bhopal
  3. C.Jabalpur
  4. D.Gwalior

Correct answer

B. Bhopal

Explanation

The correct answer is B, Bhopal. The Bhoj wetland is the pair of lakes at Bhopal, the Upper Lake built in the eleventh century in the time of Raja Bhoj and the Lower Lake beside it, and it was added to the Ramsar list of wetlands of international importance in 2002, the first Ramsar site of the state. Option A, Indore, has the Sirpur lake and Yashwant Sagar, both added to the Ramsar list in 2022, which makes it the strongest distractor. Option C, Jabalpur, is known for the marble rocks and the Dhuandhar fall on the Narmada at Bhedaghat rather than for a listed wetland. Option D, Gwalior, is associated with the Ghatigaon sanctuary and the Tighra reservoir. Van Vihar national park also lies on the shore of the Bhopal lakes.

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Q3.Madhya PradeshMedium

Cheetahs brought from Namibia in September 2022 were released in which national park?

  1. A.Kuno
  2. B.Nauradehi
  3. C.Satpura
  4. D.Sanjay Dubri
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Correct answer: A. Kuno

Kuno, in Sheopur district on the Kuno river, received the cheetahs flown in from Namibia in September 2022 under Project Cheetah, the first intercontinental translocation of a large carnivore; the area had been cleared and prepared years earlier as a second home for the Asiatic lions of Gir, which gave…

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Q5.Madhya PradeshMedium

Which national park of Madhya Pradesh is known both for diamond mining in its neighbourhood and for a successful reintroduction of tigers?

  1. A.Pench
  2. B.Panna
  3. C.Ratapani
  4. D.Bori
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Correct answer: B. Panna

Panna National Park, spread over Panna and Chhatarpur districts along the Ken river, lies beside the diamond bearing tract of Panna, the only diamond mining area worked in India, and it lost its tigers completely before animals brought from other reserves re-established a breeding population, a recovery cited as a…

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