Question
The National Tree of India is :
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RRB NTPC 2019 CBT 1 Question Paper (8-Mar-2021) (Shift 2)
The correct answer is
Banyan
Understanding India's National Tree: The Banyan
The National Tree of India is the Banyan tree (Ficus benghalensis).
Reasoning:
- The Banyan tree was declared the National Tree of India due to its immense size, longevity, and its deep roots in Indian culture and mythology.
- It represents immortality and has a significant place in folklore and traditional beliefs across the country.
- Its unique structure, with prop roots that grow downwards to form new trunks, symbolizes unity and the country's enduring strength.
While other trees like Sal, Peepal, and Mango are significant in India, the Banyan holds the official status as the National Tree.
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