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Balaghat District - Madhya Pradesh General Knowledge for competitive exam
Important facts related to the districts in this series of Madhya Pradesh general knowledge[ MP GK], here are important facts related to Balaghat district, which are important for various competitive exams like MP police exam, MP teacher eligibility test, MPPSC, peb exam, patwari exam, SSC, banking exam, railway exam, etc. Is very useful for students preparing for.
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Balaghat was also known as the magazine city or hunter's paradise.
Balaghat is the top district in paddy production.
The Dhuti Dam on the Wainganga River at Balaghat was constructed from 1911 to 1913.
Balaghat is the district of Madhya Pradesh with the highest sex ratio 1000:1021.
Balaghat is the most forested (40.90%) district of Madhya Pradesh.
Balaghat is also known as Manganese City because the largest quantity of Manganese is produced in Balaghat.
Balaghat is the district with maximum irrigation through ponds in Madhya Pradesh.
Balaghat is the first district of Madhya Pradesh to pay wages through biometric cards.
Wainganga river flows in Balaghat.
Van Rajik Mahavidyalaya Forest Ranger Training Center is located in Balaghat.
Forest Management Education Center 'van Rajik Mahavidyalaya' is located in Balaghat.
At present Balaghat district is suffering from the Naxalite problem.
Asia's largest manganese mine is located at Bharveli in the Balaghat district.
The Lanji area of Balaghat is suffering from the Naxalite problem.
Malajkhand of Balaghat district is called Tamba city.
Malajkhand of Balaghat district is the largest site for copper deposits in India.
Copper is being produced by Hindustan Copper Limited at Balaghat Malajkhand.
Madhya Pradesh's first Van Rajik College has been opened in Balaghat.
The shape of the Balaghat district is like a flying bird.
On one side of Balaghat there is Wainganga valley and on the other side is Satpura mountain.
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