Answer: Champaran
Notes: The fragrant Marcha rice, an indigenous variety, is primarily cultivated in six blocks of West Champaran, Bihar. Known for its distinctive aroma and peppercorn-like shape, it has received the prestigious Geographical Indication (GI) tag. This tag is expected to boost the economic prospects of local farmers by enhancing the rice's market value and promoting its global recognition. Other agricultural products from Bihar, like Zardalu mangoes and Shahi litchis, have previously received GI tags, supporting local agriculture and agro-tourism.
