Which of the following is NOT a factor contributing to Kerala's increasing drought frequency?

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ALand-use changes

BIndustrialization

CClimate change

DHydrological system degradation

Answer:

While industrialization can have various environmental impacts, including localized pollution and increased water demand in specific areas, it is not considered a direct or primary driver of the increasing frequency of droughts across the state.
The other factors are much more directly and widely recognized as contributing to this phenomenon in Kerala:

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