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UPSC CSE Prelims 2012 · GS Paper I · India: climate, soils & vegetation

A particular State in India has the following characteristics:

UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) Examination 2012, General Studies Paper I — India: climate, soils & vegetation.

A particular State in India has the following characteristics:

  1. 1.It is located on the same latitude which passes through northern Rajasthan.
  2. 2.It has over 80% of its area under forest cover.
  3. 3.Over 12% of forest cover constitutes the Protected Area Network in this State.

Which one among the following States has all the above characteristics?

Answer & explanation

Answer: (a) Arunachal Pradesh

Arunachal Pradesh is the answer. It is the only option with more than 80% of its area under forest (80.39%). Its latitudes (26°28'N to 29°30'N) fall within Rajasthan's span, which reaches 30°11'N in the north. Assam, Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand all have far less forest cover.

  • ✓ (a) Forest cover is 80.39% of the State's geographical area, which is over 80%. The State lies between 26°28'N and 29°30'N. Rajasthan extends up to 30°11'N, so Arunachal Pradesh shares latitudes with northern Rajasthan.
  • ✗ (b) Assam's forest cover is only about 35% (35.28%) of its area, far below the 80% required.
  • ✗ (c) Himachal Pradesh has only about a quarter of its area under forest cover, far below the 80% required.
  • ✗ (d) Uttarakhand has about 45% forest cover (45.44%), far below the 80% required.

Remember · Arunachal Pradesh has over 80% of its area under forest, among the highest in India. It spans 26°28'N to 29°30'N, overlapping Rajasthan's latitudes, which run up to 30°11'N.

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Question: UPSC Civil Services (Preliminary) 2012, General Studies Paper I. Explanation: Minimalist IAS, checked 25 Oct 2026 (how we verify). ·

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