Question

Largest capacity nitrogenous fertiliser plants (2700 tons of NH₃ per day) (2 Nos) in India are located at

a.

Thal-Vaishet (under RCF in Maharashtra) and Hazira (under IFFCO in Gujarat).

b.

Talchar (Orissa) and Ramagundam (A.P.) both under FCI.

c.

Korba (M.P.) and Talchar (Orissa) both under FCI.

d.

Haldia (W.B) and Namrup (Assam) both under HFC.

Answer: (a).Thal-Vaishet (under RCF in Maharashtra) and Hazira (under IFFCO in Gujarat).

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