Question

Which state of India is the largest producer of jute.
(a) Andhra Pradesh
(b) West Bengal
(c) Madhya Pradesh
(d) Kerala

Answer 1

Hint: Jute is a fiber that is produced from flowering plants and is a primary source of fiber. It is the most affordable fiber which occurs naturally and is of a variety of uses.

Complete answer:
West Bengal is the largest producer of jute in India and is cultivated as a natural fiber. It is extracted from the stem and ribbon of the jute plant and is cultivated about $85\%$ which comes from the Ganga delta. It is known as the golden fiber of India and is suitable in the warm and humid climatic regions which are during the monsoon season. Jute is known as a humid tropical climatic crop that is cultivated on 0.71 million hectares of land and accounts for about $98\%$ of the country's jute production. Jute is classified with hierarchical decision rule which is a classification technique based on the temporal backscatter value that is identified based on the temporal backscatter value.

Additional information:
Andhra Pradesh: It is a southeastern coastal region of India which is the seventh-largest state and is bordered by various cities of India. It is formed based on linguistics and is known as the land of the world-famous diamond Kohinoor. It is known for its rice production and is known as the rice bowl of India.
Madhya Pradesh: It is the largest city in Indore and is the second-largest Indian state with the fifth largest population of the state of over 75 million residents. It covers the present-day Madhya Pradesh which includes the area of ancient Avanti Mahajanapada and it was dominated by the Maratha empire in the late 18th century.
Kerala: It is the southwestern state of India which is located on the Malabar coast and consists of the 10th largest economy in India with 7.82 trillion and the highest human development index. It has the highest life expectancy and the highest sex ratio with the second least impoverished state in India.

So, the correct answer is 'West Bengal'.

Note:
Jute is $100\%$ biodegradable fiber which is the most versatile natural fiber used as the raw material for packaging and agricultural sectors. It has higher tensile strength and low extensibility with a very high volume of cellulose.