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Which one of the following statements is/are incorrect?
1. The Green Revolution of India could not effectively spread across Uttarakhand.
2. The low lying areas in the valleys in Uttarakhand are dominated by wet rice cultivation and have compact settlement.

Which one of the following statements is/are incorrect?
1. The Green Revolution of India could not effectively spread across Uttarakhand.
2. The low lying areas in the valleys in Uttarakhand are dominated by wet rice cultivation and have compact settlement. Correct Answer Neither 1 nor 2

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Assertion: (A) The low lying areas in the valleys of Uttarakhand are dominated by net rice cultivation and have compact settlements, whereas the surrounding low hills of the valleys are occupied by reserved forests with scattered settlements.
Reason: (R) in a mountainous terrain, land use has been closely associated with type of land forms.
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