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Question : Which of the following states in India has the lowest poverty ratio?

Option 1: Punjab

Option 2: Haryana

Option 3: Goa

Option 4: Himachal Pradesh


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Correct Answer: Goa


Solution : The correct answer is (c) Goa

Goa is known to have one of the lowest poverty ratios in India. Goa is a relatively prosperous state with a high per capita income and strong economic indicators. However, it is important to note that the poverty ratios may change over time due to various factors, and the latest data might provide a more accurate picture of the current situation. It is always advisable to refer to the most recent official reports or studies for the latest information on poverty ratios in different states of India.

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