In which of the following states of India, Golden Langurs can be seen?

The correct answer is Assam . Key Points Golden Langurs ( Trachypithecus geei ) are an endangered primate species found mainly in the state of Assam, India . They are primarily found in the Manas Biosphere Reserve and the areas surrounding the Chirang Reserve Forest in western Assam. This species is known for its striking golden-orange fur and is considered sacred by many local communities. The Golden Langur's habitat is restricted to a small region between the Manas River in Assam and the Black Mountains of Bhutan . The species is listed as Endangered on the IUCN Red List due to its declining population caused by habitat destruction and fragmentation. Additional Information Biogeography: The Golden Langur is native to the Indo-Bhutan region and is considered an important indicator of the health of the subtropical forests in this area. Conservation Efforts: Conservation programs in Assam include habitat restoration, awareness campaigns, and community involvement to protect the Golden Langur. Ecological Role: As a folivorous species, Golden Langurs help in seed dispersal, contributing to forest regeneration and ecological balance. Threats: The major threats to Golden Langurs include deforestation, agricultural encroachment, and human-wildlife conflicts. Legal Protection: In India, the Golden Langur is protected under Schedule I of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 , which provides the highest level of legal protection.