Geography Indian Geography

Q. The largest area under plantation in India is in

A
Tamil Nadu
B
Kerala
C
Karnataka
D
Assam

Correct Answer

Assam

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    C)Orographic rainfall
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    B)Linseed oil
    C)Mustard oil
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    C)Cossipore (Kolkata)
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    A)Tripura
    B)Meghalaya
    C)Mizoram
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