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Groundwater fluoride problem MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Banka-Patti of Rajasthan suffers from the problem of:
Explanation
Banka-Patti is cited in Rajasthan geography for the problem of excess fluoride in groundwater, which affects drinking water quality and can cause fluorosis. Limestone is a mineral resource or rock type, not the specific public-health problem asked here. Drought and famine are broad environmental hazards of arid Rajasthan, but they are not the named problem of Banka-Patti in this question. Air pollution is usually linked with urban-industrial or mining belts; it is not the standard association for Banka-Patti.
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