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In the self-sufficient villages of Maharashtra, which was the one item that had to be imported from other places?

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Salt

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Sugar

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Water

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Rice

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Solution

The correct option is A Salt
The villages grew jowar, bajra, wheat, ragi, maize, rice and other grains in their fields. Only salt had to be imported from other places.

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