The Centre has announced the formation of the National Turmeric Board, aiming to boost the development and growth of turmeric and its related products in India.Which among the following is not one of the leading production states in turmeric ?

  The Centre has announced the formation of the National Turmeric Board, aiming to bolster the development and growth of turmeric and its related products in India.     The National Turmeric Board will lead on turmeric-related matters, enhancing efforts and ensuring better coordination with the Spices Board and other government agencies for the prosperity of the turmeric sector.·        The country grows over 30 varieties of turmeric across more than 20 states, with Maharashtra, Telangana, Karnataka, and Tamil Nadu leading the production. Moreover, India dominates the global turmeric trade, possessing a market share exceeding 62 per cent. The primary importers of Indian turmeric include Bangladesh, the UAE, the US, and Malaysia. With the Board's dedicated efforts, turmeric exports are projected to reach $1 billion by 2030.