Which of the following became the focus of agriculture in British India?

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Cash crops such as cotton, jute, opium, and indigo became the focus of agriculture in British India as they were profitable for the British colonizers. Food crops were grown for subsistence farming and were not the primary focus for commercial agriculture. Cover crops were used to protect soil and improve fertility but were not the primary focus of agriculture in British India.

Which of the Following Became the Focus of Agriculture in British