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Name the two important wheat-growing zones in India.

1

Punjab, Haryana

2

Kerala, Tamil Nadu

3

Assam, West Bengal

4

Rajasthan, Gujarat

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Answer

A. Punjab, Haryana

Solution:

Punjab and Haryana are two important wheat-growing zones in India. These states are known for their high wheat production.

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