In J&K, Bamboo Clusters will be developed in which of the following areas for making of Bamboo basketry, Agarbatti and Bamboo Charcol?

In J&K, Bamboo Clusters will be developed in which of the following areas for making of Bamboo basketry, Agarbatti and Bamboo Charcol? Correct Answer All 1, 2 and 3

The correct answer is Jammu, Katra and Samba.

  • 3 Bamboo Clusters will be developed in Jammu, Katra and Samba areas for making of Bamboo basketry, Agarbatti and Bamboo Charcol.
  • It will provide direct employment to nearly 25 thousand people.
  • Apart from this, a Mega Bamboo Industrial Park at Ghati near Jammu and Bamboo Technology Training Centre will also come up in the region.

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