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The 'Kulti' and 'Mandua' (finger millet) crops cultivated in the rain-fed mid-mountain terraces of Uttarakhand belong to which major agricultural crop grouping?
A. Kharif cash crops
B. Rabi oilseeds
C. Traditional coarse grains and millets✓ Correct Answer
D. Zaid plantation crops
💡 Solution & Explanation
Mandua and Kulti are hardy traditional millets and pulses grown extensively under rain-fed conditions in the hilly tracts of Uttarakhand, forming a staple part of local agrarian diets. They are not cash crops or oilseeds in the commercial sense. Millets are currently promoted nationwide for their high nutritional value and climate resilience in arid and semi-arid terrain.
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