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Parvan Mega Project irrigation benefits MCQ - Practice Questions with Answers
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Q1Which of the following will get irrigation benefits from the Parvan Mega Project?
Explanation
The Parvan Mega Project is associated with irrigation benefits for 637 villages in Jhalawar, Baran and Kota districts. The Bundi-Kota-Baran combination changes both the district set and the village count. The Jhalawar-Bundi-Kota choice keeps 637 villages but wrongly inserts Bundi instead of Baran. The Pratapgarh-Jhalawar-Kota choice also uses the wrong count of 535 villages and brings in Pratapgarh, which is not part of the keyed beneficiary district group.
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