What is the primary cause of winter rainfall in the North-Western part of India? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What is the primary cause of winter rainfall in the North-Western part of India?

A. Western Disturbances

B. South-West Monsoon

C. North-East Monsoon

D. Cyclonic Depressions

Answer: Option A

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Western Disturbances, which originate in the Mediterranean region, cause winter rainfall in North-Western India, vital for the Rabi crops.

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