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What are the ancient alluvial deposits in the Ganga - Yamuna plains called?
Khadar
Banger
Bhawar area
Terai
Banger
Banger is the term used to describe ancient alluvial deposits found in the Ganga-Yamuna plains. These deposits are indicative of the more stable and older floodplains compared to newer deposits known as Khadar.
Banger is the term used to describe ancient alluvial deposits found in the Ganga-Yamuna plains. These deposits are indicative of the more stable and older floodplains compared to newer deposits known as Khadar.
Banger represents older alluvial deposits, often located at higher elevations.
Khadar refers to newer, fertile alluvial plains that are prone to periodic flooding.
The distinction between Banger and Khadar is crucial in agriculture and land use in the region.
Banger areas are generally less fertile than Khadar, making them suitable for different types of crops.
The Terai region consists of low-lying areas that can have varying topography and water levels.
Option A (Khadar) refers to newer alluvial soils, while Option C (Bhawar area) describes the foothill regions of the Himalayas, and Option D (Terai) denotes lowland regions alongside the Himalayas.
B is correct тАФ Banger denotes the ancient alluvial deposits in the Ganga-Yamuna plains.
Understanding the characteristics of different soil types in the Ganga-Yamuna plains can help in topics related to Indian agriculture and regional planning.