All three crops listed (Groundnut, Sesamum, and Pearl millet) are predominantly rainfed crops in India.

Rainfed Agriculture This refers to agricultural practices that rely primarily on rainfall for irrigation. It's a common practice in India, especially for crops grown in areas with limited access to irrigation facilities.

Groundnut, Sesamum, and Pearl millet These crops are known for their drought tolerance and ability to adapt to varying rainfall patterns. They are well-suited for rainfed agriculture and are extensively cultivated in different parts of India.