In which location was Ashoka’s bull capital with a Greek-influenced abacus discovered?

Q. In which location was Ashoka’s bull capital with a Greek-influenced abacus discovered?
Answer: Rampurva, Bihar
Notes: The Rampurva bull capital, with a Greek-influenced abacus, was discovered in Bihar near the Nepal border. It is one of the seven Ashokan animal capitals, featuring motifs like honeysuckles, palmettes, and rosettes. The capital is now at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi.