During British rule which region of India was famous for the production of opium?
- ABihar
- BSouthern India
- CGujarat
- DAssam
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Correct answer: (a) Bihar
Explanation
During British rule, Bengal (particularly the regions of Bihar and Banaras/Varanasi in the Gangetic plain) and the Malwa region (in western/central India) were famous for the production of opium.