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What are the newly deposited sediments called in the Ganges-Yamuna plain?
Khadar
Bangar
Bhawar region
Terai
Khadar
The newly deposited sediments in the Ganges-Yamuna plain are referred to as 'Khadar'. These are typically found in low-lying areas and are fertile due to the regular deposition of alluvial soil.
The newly deposited sediments in the Ganges-Yamuna plain are referred to as 'Khadar'. These are typically found in low-lying areas and are fertile due to the regular deposition of alluvial soil.
Khadar is associated with recent alluvial deposits.
It is more fertile compared to older sediments known as Bangar.
Khadar regions are often the most agriculturally productive areas in the plains.
Khadar is characterized by rich soil, making it suitable for crops like rice and wheat.
Bangar refers to older alluvial soil, which is typically less fertile than Khadar.
The Bhawar region is a transitional zone between the hills and the alluvial plains.
The Terai consists of swampy lands and forests, located south of the Ganges.
A is correct тАФ Khadar refers to the freshly deposited alluvial sediments in the Ganges-Yamuna plain.
Khadar and Bangar concepts are often tested alongside questions on agriculture and soil types in competitive exams.