Read the passage and answer the question.
Millets such as ragi, jowar and bajra grow in dry land with little water and need few fertilisers. They are rich in fibre and minerals, and many farmers once relied on them. As rice and wheat became cheaper through public distribution, millets were eaten less, but their health benefits are bringing them back to the table.
What is bringing millets back, according to the passage?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: D. Their health benefits
- Step 1: The last sentence names the health benefits.
Answer
Their health benefits.
Why not the others: The other reasons are not stated.
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