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Consider the following statements in respect of why Uttar Pradesh is known as 'Sugar Bowl of India'?
1. Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of sugarcane.
2. Uttar Pradesh has the largest number of sugar mills.
3. Sugarcane is sown on the 13% of the total cultivable land in the state.
Which of the following is correctly explained the fact?

Consider the following statements in respect of why Uttar Pradesh is known as 'Sugar Bowl of India'?
1. Uttar Pradesh is the largest producer of sugarcane.
2. Uttar Pradesh has the largest number of sugar mills.
3. Sugarcane is sown on the 13% of the total cultivable land in the state.
Which of the following is correctly explained the fact? Correct Answer 1 and 3

Uttar Pradesh is called the ‘Sugar Bowl of India’ because Uttar Pradesh ranks first in the terms of production of sugarcane in the country. Sugarcane is sown on the 13% of the total cultivable land in the state.

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Consider the following statements to the explain why Uttar Pradesh is called the 'Sugar-bowl of India'.
1. U.P has the highest production of sugarcane.
2. U.P. has the sugarcane engineering education institutes.
3. U.P. has the largest number of sugar mills.
4. U.P. has the highest number of sugarcane growers.
Which of the above explanations are correct?
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