How has the green revolution impacted the growth of rabi crops in India?

Decreased productivity

Increased use of organic farming

Improved crop yield and production

Reduced agricultural practices

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C. Improved crop yield and production

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The green revolution has positively impacted the growth of rabi crops in India by improving crop yield and production. It introduced high-yielding varieties and modern agricultural techniques.

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