The 'Narmada' forms the boundary between: MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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The 'Narmada' forms the boundary between:

A. North and South India

B. Deccan and Eastern Ghats

C. East and West

D. Himalayas and Plains

Answer: Option A

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It has cultural and geographical significance.

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