Question
Among the following states, which combination of five
accounted for nearly 53% of the total cereal GVO at constant prices in 2023–24, and what does this reveal about India’s cereal production geography?Solution
These five states contributed nearly 53% of cereal GVO in 2023–24. Uttar Pradesh maintained its top rank (though its share dipped from 18.6% to 17.2%), illustrating the geographic concentration of cereal output in India’s north-central belt, driven by irrigation infrastructure and high-yield cereal zones.
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