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The Malanjkhand mine of Madhya Pradesh, which holds the largest copper ore reserves in India, is in which district?

  1. A.Balaghat
  2. B.Panna
  3. C.Jhabua
  4. D.Shahdol

Correct answer

A. Balaghat

Explanation

The correct answer is A, Balaghat. The Malanjkhand copper project of Hindustan Copper Limited, in Balaghat district on the eastern edge of the state, works the largest copper ore deposit in the country, and its concentrate feeds smelters outside the state.

Option B, Panna, is the diamond district and also has limestone, but no copper. Option C, Jhabua, in the far west, is associated with rock phosphate and with tribal development programmes. Option D, Shahdol, belongs to the coal belt of the Sohagpur field, along with Umaria, Anuppur and Singrauli. A district-mineral list is the quickest way to hold this chapter: Panna for diamonds, Balaghat for copper and manganese, Jhabua for rock phosphate, Singrauli and Shahdol for coal, Satna and Katni for limestone and cement, and Chhindwara for manganese and coal.

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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.