What is Rabi crop locally called in Haryana?

The correct answer is: C. Agphani crop.

Rabi crops are grown in the winter season in the northern hemisphere. The Rabi season in Haryana starts from October and ends in March. The main Rabi crops grown in Haryana are wheat, barley, mustard, and gram.

Agphani is a local name for Rabi crops in Haryana. It is derived from the Sanskrit word “agphani”, which means “to sow”. Agphani is a time of great activity in the fields, as farmers prepare the land and sow the seeds of the Rabi crops.

The other options are incorrect. Asadhi is a local name for Kharif crops in Haryana. Savani is a local name for summer crops in Haryana. Kartik is a month in the Hindu calendar.