The correct answer is Rajasthan Dry Region.
Key Points
- Rajasthan Dry Region has been classified as ‘Western Dry Region’ among the 15 Agro-Climatic zones of India.
- In 1988 the Planning Commission came up with a growth strategy based on a holistic approach of area planning for long-term resource efficiency and sustainability.
- During the late nineteen eighties, a consensus seemed to have been achieved on the primacy of topography for a regional division of India.
- Based on this notion the Planning Commission proposed 15 agro-climatic zones, these have still existed wide variation in a geographical area, population density, soil types, and crops are grown.
- To increase the degree of homogeneity in agro-climatic factors, these 15 zones were further sub-divided into 73 subzones based on more specific soil types, topography, climate, and cropping pattern characteristics.

