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Answered by ronaliusbuampynshaim

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because karnataka has more cotton than the maharashtra

Answered by vmannat2020

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1.Cotton is being grown in the state of Karnataka and Maharashtra as the temperature,climate,soil,other factors are suitable for the growth of cotton

2. some seasonal rivers in india are:-

Krishna (Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh)
periyar ( Tamil nadu and Kerela)
Godavari (Southern east part of Andhra Pradesh)
Bhima(Maharashtra, Karnataka and telengana)

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