Question:
Arrange the following coal mining areas of India from south to north direction of their location and choose the correct option:
I. Singareni
II. Neyveli
III. Jharia
IV. Talcher
Arrange the following coal mining areas of India from south to north direction of their location and choose the correct option:
I. Singareni
II. Neyveli
III. Jharia
IV. Talcher
II. Neyveli
III. Jharia
IV. Talcher
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South → Tamil Nadu → Telangana → Odisha → Jharkhand (North).
Updated On: Feb 26, 2026
- II, I, III, IV
- I, II, IV, III
- I, II, IV, III
- I, III, II, IV
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The Correct Option is B
Solution and Explanation
Concept:
To arrange mining regions geographically, we must know their state locations and relative latitudes.
Step 1: {\color{red}Locate each coalfield.}
Step 2: {\color{red}Arrange from south to north.
Singareni → Neyveli → Talcher → Jharia Conclusion: \[ \boxed{(B)\ I,\ II,\ IV,\ III} \]
Step 1: {\color{red}Locate each coalfield.}
- Singareni — Telangana (southern India)
- Neyveli — Tamil Nadu (southernmost lignite field)
- Talcher — Odisha (eastern India)
- Jharia — Jharkhand (northernmost among the list)
Step 2: {\color{red}Arrange from south to north.
Singareni → Neyveli → Talcher → Jharia Conclusion: \[ \boxed{(B)\ I,\ II,\ IV,\ III} \]
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