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Why can monsoon be called the lifeline of India?

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Correct answer: Because it supports water, farming and life

The direct answer is A: the monsoon supports water, farming and life. The monsoon is the seasonal reversal of winds that brings much of India’s yearly rainfall. Rain fills rivers, lakes, reservoirs and groundwater, and it supplies water for homes, animals, industries and agriculture. Farmers depend on timely rainfall for sowing and growing crops, so a good monsoon strongly affects food production and rural income. Step by step: seasonal heating changes air pressure; winds move toward the land; moisture comes from the sea; rain falls when moist air rises and cools. Therefore the monsoon is closely connected with India’s economy and daily life. Option A is correct because it includes the main benefits. Option B is wrong because monsoon rain may increase river flow; it does not stop all rivers. Option C is wrong because mountains form through geological processes such as movement of tectonic plates, not ordinary monsoon rain. Option D is wrong because the monsoon does not remove seas; it only transfers moisture from sea to land through the water cycle. Memory cue: monsoon means water, crops and life.

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