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What is the best possible way to stabilize black cotton soil?

What is the best possible way to stabilize black cotton soil? Correct Answer Lime stabilization

Lime stabilization has found to be the best possible method of stabilizing black cotton soil, which is highly expansive. The amount of cement required is very high, bitumen doesn’t give satisfactory results and electric stabilization is very costly. Because of these reasons, lime stabilization is preferred.

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