​In the context of Uttarakhand ‘One District–Two Products’ (ODTP) scheme, match List – I with List – II and choose the right option:

List – I	List – II
a. Almora	1. Copper ware and Manduwa biscuits
b. Bageshwar	2. Aipan Craft and Candle-making craft
c. Haridwar	3. Tweed and Bal Mithai
d. Nainital	4. Jaggery and Honey

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Correct option is A

The correct answer is: (a) a–1, b–2, c–3, d–4

Under the ‘One District – Two Products’ (ODTP) scheme of Uttarakhand, each district has been identified with two traditional or unique products to boost local economy and self-employment.

Matching List-I with List-II:

• a. Almora – 1. Copper ware and Manduwa biscuits

• b. Bageshwar – 2. Aipan Craft and Candle-making craft

• c. Haridwar – 3. Tweed and Bal Mithai

• d. Nainital – 4. Jaggery and Honey

• ODTP scheme promotes local GI-tagged, craft, food, and agro-based products.

• Almora is famous for copper utensil craftsmanship and Mandua (finger millet) biscuits.

• Bageshwar promotes Aipan, a traditional floor art, and candle making for self-help groups.

• Haridwar's Tweed production supports handloom sector; Bal Mithai is a renowned sweet.

• Nainital’s hills are ideal for honey production, and it’s also known for organic jaggery.