The KHARIF cropping season in India is:
ANovember to April (winter)
BJune to October (monsoon)
CMarch to May (summer)
DYear-round farming
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. June to October (monsoon)
Kharif = monsoon-season crops sown around June and harvested October.
Includes rice, maize, cotton, sugarcane.
Rabi = Nov-April winter crops (wheat, mustard).
Zaid = March-May summer crops.
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