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The cement works at Banjari in Bihar is based on the limestone of which district?

  1. A.Rohtas
  2. B.Saran
  3. C.Purnia
  4. D.Madhepura

Correct answer

A. Rohtas

Explanation

The correct answer is A, Rohtas. Banjari lies in Rohtas district, where the Kaimur hills carry the limestone that the cement works uses, and the same district once held the large paper and chemical complex of Dalmianagar. Limestone of Rohtas, Kaimur and Munger is the only mineral in Bihar on which a heavy industry still runs, so the pair of Rohtas and cement is worth fixing.

Option B, Saran, is a plains district with no limestone; it is remembered for the railway factories at Marhowra and Bela and for sugar at Marhowrah. Option C, Purnia, belongs to the jute and maize country of the north east and lies entirely on alluvium. Option D, Madhepura, also alluvial, is known for the electric locomotive factory. Only the southern hill districts can supply limestone, which is the reasoning the question wants.

Read the full article: Bihar Industries and Minerals: Districts and Plants

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Q3.BiharEasy

On which date was Jharkhand separated from Bihar?

  1. A.1 November 2000
  2. B.15 November 2000
  3. C.9 November 2000
  4. D.22 March 2000
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Correct answer: B. 15 November 2000

Jharkhand was carved out of the southern districts of Bihar on that day, which is also the birth anniversary of Birsa Munda, and the date is observed as the foundation day of the new state.