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Which famine of 1943 killed millions despite rising farm output in South Asia?
ADeccan famine
BOrissa famine
CGujarat famine
DBengal famine
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Bengal famine
The 1943 Bengal famine killed millions through starvation and disease even as output was rising.
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