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With reference to the Biosphere Reserves of India, which of the following is NOT a Biosphere Reserve?
Achanakmar
Agasthyamalai
Dachigam
Nokrek
Let’s break it down option by option:
- Achanakmar: This is, in fact, a recognized Biosphere Reserve. It’s in Chhattisgarh and is pretty rich in wildlife and forests.
- Agasthyamalai: Down south, straddling Kerala and Tamil Nadu, this one is also on the official Biosphere Reserve list.
- Dachigam: Now, here’s the catch. Dachigam is a National Park in Jammu & Kashmir, famous for the Hangul deer, but it’s *not* a Biosphere Reserve.
- Nokrek: Located in Meghalaya, Nokrek is indeed a Biosphere Reserve with some rare flora and fauna.
So, the right answer should be:
Option 3: Dachigam
What this really means is: if you’re hunting for the option that isn’t a Biosphere Reserve, “Dachigam” is your pick.
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