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Suvarnagiri, literally the golden mountain, was possibly important for tapping gold mines in which present-day state?
AKarnataka
BRajasthan
CBihar
DGujarat
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Karnataka
Suvarnagiri was possibly chosen as a provincial centre to tap the gold mines of Karnataka.
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