पुढे दिलेल्या कोणत्या तीन अन्नधान्यांनी 1970-2010 या काळात उत्पादनात सर्वात अधिक वाढीची टक्केवारी दर्शविली :
तृणधान्य, डाळी, तांदूळ, गहू, तेलबिया, ऊस, कापूस

The correct answer is Option C (Cotton, Wheat, Oilseeds).

Key Points:
• Crop Production Growth in India (1970–2010):
• According to historical agricultural statistics from the Ministry of Agriculture & Farmers Welfare:
• Cotton (कापूस): Production skyrocketed post-2002 with the introduction of Bt cotton, jumping from ~4.7 million bales in 1970 to over 33 million bales in 2010 (over 600% to 700% surge).
• Wheat (गहू): The biggest beneficiary of the Green Revolution, expanding from ~23.8 million tonnes in 1970-71 to 86.8 million tonnes in 2010-11 (nearly ~265% to 300% rise).
• Oilseeds (तेलबिया): Supported by the 'Technology Mission on Oilseeds' (Yellow Revolution launched in 1986), production grew from ~9.6 million tonnes to 32.5 million tonnes.
• In comparison, pulses remained largely stagnant, while rice recorded steady but lower percentage growth than wheat.
• Therefore, Cotton, Wheat, and Oilseeds recorded the highest percentage increases.
• Key Takeaway: Between 1970 and 2010, the highest percentage growth in Indian crop output occurred in Cotton, Wheat, and Oilseeds.