As per India state of forest report 2019 , which of the following state has the largest forest cover (area wise)?

Correct option is D

The Correct Answer is (D) Madhya Pradesh

Explanation:

According to the India State of Forest Report (ISFR) 2019, Madhya Pradesh has the largest forest cover in India by area, with 77,482 square kilometers of forested land, accounting for 25.14% of the state's geographical area. 

Information Booster:

1. Forest Area: Madhya Pradesh's forest cover is the largest among Indian states.

2. Canopy Density: The state has a mix of very dense, moderately dense, and open forests.

3. Protected Areas: It includes numerous national parks and wildlife sanctuaries.

4. Biodiversity: The forests support a rich diversity of flora and fauna.

5. Conservation Efforts: The state has implemented various conservation programs to maintain its forest cover.

6. Economic Importance: Forests contribute significantly to the state's economy through timber, non-timber forest products, and eco-tourism.

Additional Information:

•  Arunachal Pradesh: While Arunachal Pradesh has a substantial forest cover, it ranks second in terms of area, with 66,688 square kilometers.

•  Chhattisgarh: Chhattisgarh holds the third position with 55,611 square kilometers of forest cover.

•  Karnataka: Karnataka ranks fourth, contributing significantly to India's forest cover.