Indian crops are classified as Rabi or Kharif crops based on their growing season.
Kharif crops, or summer season crops, are those planted at the start of the rainy season (June-July). Rice and groundnuts are two examples.
Rabi or winter season crops are those that are planted in the beginning of the winter season (October-November). Wheat and gram are two examples.
Final Answer : Kharif crops include cotton, groundnut, maize, and rice. Rabi crops include barley, gram, peas, and wheat.