Bihar, situated in eastern India, boasts a diverse climate and soil profile. The state's weather is chiefly subtropical with marked seasons, including scorching summers, mild winters, and pleasant monsoons. The soil in Bihar is largely alluvial, originating the deposits of the Ganges and its tributaries. This fruitful soil, coupled with the amenabl

Bihar, a state renowned for its rich agricultural heritage, is facing significant challenges in ensuring food security and sustainable development. Class 12 students, as the future leaders of society, have a crucial role to play in understanding and promoting progressive agricultural practices that can address these challenges. Eco-friendly farming