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The 'Loktak Lake', famous for its floating circular swamps called 'Phumdis' and the endangered Sangai deer, is situated in which physiographic division of India?
A. Meghalaya Plateau
B. North-Eastern Hills (Manipur Hills)✓ Correct Answer
C. Brahmaputra Valley
D. Tripura-Mizo Folded Belt
💡 Solution & Explanation
Loktak Lake is situated in the North-Eastern Hills physiographic division within the state of Manipur, distinguished by its floating circular masses of vegetation called phumdis. Other options like the Meghalaya Plateau or Brahmaputra Valley refer to distinct geological units in the region.
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