Answer» Correct Answer - Option 1 : Nimar
The correct answer is Nimar. - The Nimar district of the Madhya Pradesh state is known as the " White Gold" because of its largest production of Cotton in the district.
- Now the Nimar district has been divided into two districts West Nimar is known as 'Khargone' and East Nimar is known as 'Khandwa' district.
- For the production of Cotton, black soil is the most suitable soil production.
- The other cotton production districts in the state are Barwani, Dhar, Dewas, Indore, Neemuch, and Burhanpur.
West Nimar: | State | Madhya Pradesh | | Division | Khargone | | Type | Mayor-council | | Headquarters | Khargone | | Area (Total) | 8030 km(km) | | Population (2011) total | 18,73,046 | | Density | 230/km (600 sq/mi) | | Literacy rate | 63.98% | | Sex Ratio | 965 | | Lok Sabha Constituencies | 1 | | Vidhan Sabha Constituencies | 8 |
East Nimar: | State | Madhya Pradesh | | Division | Indore | | Type | Mayor-council | | Headquarters | Khandwa | | Tehsils | 4 | | Area (Total) | 6206 km | | Population (2011) total | 1,310,061 | | Density | 178 /km | | Literacy rate | 67.53% | | Sex Ratio | 944 | | Lok Sabha Constituencies | 1 | | Vidhan Sabha Constituencies | 5 |
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