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During which season is paddy typically harvested in India?

1

Summer

2

Winter

3

Monsoon

4

Zaid

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Answer

C. Monsoon

Solution:

Paddy is typically harvested in September-October, which corresponds to the Kharif season, which is influenced by monsoon rains. The other seasons do not match this harvesting time.

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