Is tapioca a rabbi or kharif crop?

Tapioca is classified as a kharif crop in India, as it is typically sown during the monsoon season and harvested in the following months. Kharif crops are generally grown with the onset of the rains from June to September. The tapioca plant, primarily grown for its starchy tubers, thrives in warm, humid climates, making it suitable for this agricultural season.