Question
GSMediumPrelims 2011Indian Geography

A state in India has the following characteristics:

  1. Its northern part is arid and semi-arid.
  2. Its central part produces cotton.
  3. Cultivation of cash crops is predominant over food crops.

Which one of the following states has all of the above characteristics?

Explanation

The state in India with the characteristics described is Gujarat

Northern Arid and Semi-Arid The northern part of Gujarat, bordering Rajasthan, experiences a dry climate.

Central Cotton Production Gujarat is a major producer of cotton in India, and the central part of the state is known for its cotton cultivation.

Cash Crop Predominance Gujarat's agricultural sector focuses heavily on cash crops like cotton, groundnut, and castor oilseed, compared to food crops like rice and wheat.

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