The correct answer is Jhabua.

Kadaknath (also called Kali Masi) is an indigenous black-meat chicken breed native to western Madhya Pradesh, traditionally reared by Bhil and Bhilala tribal communities. Jhabua district is its primary native hub and has been chosen as the ODOP district for Kadaknath based on its strong geographical association.

Kadaknath meat is known for high protein, low fat and cholesterol, and rich amino acid content, making it a premium product with strong domestic and export market potential.

Other options: Dhar also has some Kadaknath rearing but is not the flagship ODOP district. Ujjain is known for religious tourism and Batik Print. Rewa is associated with Bamboo as its ODOP product.

The correct answer is A-(iv), B-(iii), C-(ii), D-(i).

Jute: India and Bangladesh are the world's leading producers. Jute is known as the 'golden fibre' and is used in making gunny bags, mats, ropes, and carpets.

Tea: Kenya and Sri Lanka are major exporters and top producers globally. China is the largest producer overall, followed by India.

Coffee: Brazil and Colombia are the world's top coffee producers. Brazil is the single largest, and the Arabica variety is most widely traded.

Cotton: Brazil and Egypt are among the major cotton producers. India and China lead globally; the US is third, and Brazil is fourth.

Note: Cotton option (i) pairing with Brazil and Egypt reflects the match-table context of this question.

The correct answer is 1 and 2 only.

Statement 1: Balaghat's ODOP product is Chinnor Rice, listed under Primary Agriculture. Correct.

Statement 2: Ashoknagar's ODOP product is Chanderi Handloom, categorized under Primary Handloom. Correct.

Statement 3: Ratlam's ODOP product is Ratlami Namkeen, which is listed under Primary Food Processing, not Primary Textile. Incorrect.

Therefore, only statements 1 and 2 are correct.

The correct answer is 1 and 2 only.

Statement 1: Damoh's ODOP product is Gram (chana). Correct.

Statement 2: Katni district is known for its distinctive stone, listed as Katni Stone. Correct.

Statement 3: Datia's ODOP product is Jaggery, not Coriander Seed. Coriander Seed is associated with Guna district. Incorrect.

Therefore, only statements 1 and 2 are correct.

The correct answer is Sandstone Tiles.

Under the ODOP initiative, Madhya Pradesh has identified Sandstone Tiles as the ODOP product for Gwalior district. Natural sandstone is found abundantly in and around Gwalior, and many manufacturing units in the Stone Park, Old Cantonment area produce stone tiles and polished stone products for domestic and export markets including Gulf countries.

Other options: Cut Stone is the ODOP product of Katni district. Wooden Furniture belongs to Chhatarpur. Carpet (Panja Dari) is associated with other districts, not Gwalior.

The correct answer is Chanderi Handloom.

Chanderi is a historic town in Ashoknagar district, world-famous for its lightweight handloom sarees and fabrics woven using silk, cotton, or silk-cotton blends with fine zari work and traditional borders. Under ODOP (One District One Product), Chanderi Handloom was chosen for Ashoknagar based on its historical reputation, large artisan base, and strong domestic and international market demand.

Other options: Bagh Prints are associated with Dhar district. Zari Zardozi is linked to Bhopal and Indore. Ratlami Namkeen belongs to Ratlam district.

The correct answer is 1 and 2 only.

Statement 1: Ujjain – ODOP product is Batik print under Primary Textile. Correct.

Statement 2: Sehore – ODOP product is Wooden Toys and Handicraft under Primary Handicraft. Correct.

Statement 3: Tomato is the ODOP product of Satna, not Rewa. Rewa's ODOP product is Bamboo under Primary Handicraft. Incorrect.

Therefore, only statements 1 and 2 are correct.

The correct answer is Only 1.

Statement 1: Trishul Peak is located in Bageshwar district of Uttarakhand, part of the Kumaon Himalayas. Correct.

Statement 2: Trishul Peak has an elevation of approximately 7,120 m, which is less than 7,500 m. Incorrect.

Additional Info: Trishul derives its name from its trident-like shape associated with Lord Shiva. It has three summits; the highest is ~7,120 m. The first successful ascent was in 1907 by Dr. T.G. Longstaff. The region forms part of the Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.