Agriculture is the largest land use category in India, occupying about 45% of the total land area.

Forests cover about 25% of India's land area.

Tropical Deciduous Forests are the most common type of forest in India, covering about 40% of the total forest area.

Barren and Wasteland covers about 15% of India's land area.

Deforestation is the main cause of land degradation in India.

The main purpose of the National Land Use Policy of India is to promote sustainable land use.

Contour Farming is an example of sustainable land use.

Population Growth is the main challenge to sustainable land use in India.

National Mission for Sustainable Agriculture is a government initiative to promote sustainable land use in India.

The main objective of the Soil Health Card Scheme is to provide farmers with information about the health of their soil.

Bunding is a traditional method of soil conservation in India.

The main objective of the Pradhan Mantri Krishi Sinchai Yojana is to provide farmers with access to irrigation.

Climate, Soil Type, and Topography are major factors influencing land use patterns in India.

The main objective of the Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana is to provide free LPG connections to rural households.