Out of Kerala’s total geographical area (~38.9 lakh ha), what were the approximate land uses in 2023-24?

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ATotal cropped area 25.4 lakh ha, net sown area 19.7 lakh ha, non-agricultural land 6.1 lakh ha, forest cover 10.8 lakh ha

BTotal cropped area 10 lakh ha, net sown area 5 lakh ha, non-agricultural land 15 lakh ha, forest cover 8 lakh ha

CTotal cropped area 30 lakh ha, net sown area 28 lakh ha, non-agricultural land 2 lakh ha, forest cover 5 lakh ha

DTotal cropped area 20 lakh ha, net sown area 15 lakh ha, non-agricultural land 10 lakh ha, forest cover 15 lakh ha

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