Palash is the state flower of _______
Jharkhand
Palash (Butea monosperma), also known as 'flame of the forest', is the official state flower of Jharkhand.
It is a striking orange-red flowering tree that blooms in spring and holds cultural and medicinal significance across Indian tribes.
Hence, Jharkhand.
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