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What is the correct conclusion linking monsoon with both agriculture and disaster?

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Correct answer: Monsoon is essential for kharif crops, but excessive rainfall can cause floods.

Monsoon rainfall is vital for the growth of kharif crops such as rice and maize. However, very heavy rainfall or intense rain in a short period can swell rivers and cause floods, damaging crops, homes, and livelihoods. Option D is incorrect because monsoon rainfall is uneven across places and time. Exam tip: Mention both the agricultural benefit and hazards such as floods when writing about the monsoon.

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MonsoonIndian ClimateKharif CropsFloodsAgricultureWeather HazardsThe SeasonsClimate

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