Which is a major Kharif crop? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

Which is a major Kharif crop?

A. Gram

B. Barley

C. Rice

D. Wheat

Answer: Option C

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Kharif crops are sown during monsoon (June-July) and harvested in autumn. Rice is the prime example. Detailed explanation covers agricultural geography: soil types, climate requirements, irrigation needs, and economic importance.

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