Shifting cultivation, also known as Jhum cultivation in Northeast India, is a traditional agricultural practice in hilly areas.
Nagaland mountains are becoming increasingly barren mountains, mainly due to:
Asked in WBPSC CS Prelims 2016 · Topic: Environment and Sustainable Development (Deforestation, Desertification, and Land Degradation)
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Answer: B. Shifting cultivation
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