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An agriculture census will be conducted in Gujarat in 2021 as part of a pan-India exercise to collect various data related to the key sector. The last agriculture census was conducted in which year?

An agriculture census will be conducted in Gujarat in 2021 as part of a pan-India exercise to collect various data related to the key sector. The last agriculture census was conducted in which year? Correct Answer 2015-16

The correct answer is 2015-16.

  • An agriculture census will be conducted in Gujarat in 2021 as part of a pan-India exercise to collect various data related to the key sector.
  • Data regarding farmers' land holdings, collected from the periodic exercise, is crucial for formulating policies for the agriculture sector.
  • An agriculture census is conducted (across the country) every 5 years.
  • The last one was conducted in 2015-16.
  • Gujarat:
    • Chief Minister - Bhupendrabhai Patel.
    • Governor - Acharya Devvrat.
    • Number of Districts - 33.

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