Loktak Lake, famous for its floating phumdis, is located in which state?
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Correct (B): Loktak Lake is in Manipur and is noted for its floating masses of vegetation called phumdis. Why the others are wrong: (A) Assam is associated with lakes such as Deepor Beel; (C) Meghalaya does not contain Loktak Lake; (D) Tripura's well-known lakes include Rudrasagar, not Loktak.
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