How has the development of canal irrigation and tubewells impacted rice cultivation in India?

Decreased rice production

Increased dependence on rainwater

Improved water availability for rice cultivation

Reduced agricultural land

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C. Improved water availability for rice cultivation

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The development of canal irrigation and tubewells has positively impacted rice cultivation in India by improving water availability for rice cultivation. It has enhanced the irrigation infrastructure for better crop growth.

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