Gujarat is a state with arid and semi-arid regions, receiving less than 100 cm of rainfall annually. The areas of Kutch and Saurashtra face severe water scarcity due to low precipitation. Key Points: 1. The Thar Desert influences Gujarat’s climate. 2. Droughts are common in Gujarat. 3. Rain-fed agriculture is prominent. 4. Measures like water conservation have been introduced. 5. Monsoons are inconsistent in the region. Bee Facts: • Tripura (a): Receives heavy rainfall due to its location in the northeastern region. • Bihar (b): Receives moderate rainfall. • Meghalaya (c): Home to Mawsynram, the wettest place on Earth. • Gujarat (d): Dominated by dry climate zones.
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