Question
Match List-I (Produce) with List-II (Major Producer
State) and select the correct answer using the code given below the lists:Solution
The statistics of state-wise production of different crops in 2004 was different from what it is today. Thus, data presented here is the latest data available. • Natural rubber is cultivated in 16 states in India. With over 600,000 hectares, Kerala tops rubber cultivation, followed by Tripura with over 85,038 hectares under plantation. Hence, A is matched with 4. • The major soyabean growing states are Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Karnataka, and Telangana. Hence, B is matched with 3. • Groundnut producing States are led by Gujarat, Andhra Pradesh, Tamil Nadu and Maharashtra. Hence, C is matched with 1. Utar Pradesh is the largest wheat producer in India, followed very closely by Madhya Pradesh. Hence, D is matched with 5.
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