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Which land type is classified as 'land not available for cultivation'?

1

Barren land

2

Net sown area

3

Grazing land

4

Fallow land

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Answer

A. Barren land

Solution:

Barren land is classified as 'land not available for cultivation' because it is either too dry or not suitable for growing crops, while the other options involve land that can support agriculture.

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