Irrigation is the lifeline of Indian agriculture. Give reason.
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Irrigation is the man-made method of providing water to the crops.
In India, monsoon is irregular and uncertain.
Most of the states receive less rainfall that too for a short period.
Agriculture is one of the prime occupations of India.
Hence, only one crop can be grown on a given land.
By raising proper irrigation facilities, India is now able to take 2-3 crops in a year from the same land. Irrigation has largely increased the agricultural productivity.
Hence, irrigation is the lifeline of Indian agriculture.