Other than cotton, ______, a fibre, was also produced in Bengal and Gujarat.

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The correct option is C silk
Textiles accounted for nearly 90 per cent of the total exports from India. Silk is one of the natural fibres, other than cotton, that was produced in Bengal and Gujarat. Whereas, the weaving of silk was developed in Bengal.

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Other than cotton, ______, a fibre, was also produced in Bengal and Gujarat.

The correct option is C silkTextiles accounted for nearly 90 per cent of the total exports from India. Silk is one of the natural fibres, other than cotton, that was produced in Bengal and Gujarat. Whereas, the weaving of silk was developed in Bengal.

The correct option is C silk
Textiles accounted for nearly 90 per cent of the total exports from India. Silk is one of the natural fibres, other than cotton, that was produced in Bengal and Gujarat. Whereas, the weaving of silk was developed in Bengal.