The Northern Plains is the largest agricultural region in India, covering an area of about 700,000 square kilometers.

Rice is the most widely grown crop in India, covering an area of about 44 million hectares.

The Gangetic Plains is known as the 'Rice Bowl of India' due to its high production of rice.

The Northern Plains is known as the 'Wheat Bowl of India' due to its high production of wheat.

The Deccan Plateau is known as the 'Cotton Belt of India' due to its high production of cotton.

The Eastern Coastal Plains is known as the 'Sugar Bowl of India' due to its high production of sugarcane.

The Gangetic Plains is known as the 'Jute Belt of India' due to its high production of jute.

The Eastern Coastal Plains is known as the 'Tea Belt of India' due to its high production of tea.

The Western Coastal Plains is known as the 'Coffee Belt of India' due to its high production of coffee.

The Eastern Coastal Plains is known as the 'Rubber Belt of India' due to its high production of rubber.

The Eastern Coastal Plains is known as the 'Fruit Bowl of India' due to its high production of fruits.

The Gangetic Plains is known as the 'Vegetable Bowl of India' due to its high production of vegetables.

The Gangetic Plains is known as the 'Dairy Belt of India' due to its high production of milk.

The Gangetic Plains is known as the 'Poultry Belt of India' due to its high production of poultry.

The Eastern Coastal Plains is known as the 'Fish Bowl of India' due to its high production of fish.