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Which of the following is an interstate canal?
Ganga Canal
Yamuna Canal
Agra Canal
Sharda Canal
Agra Canal
The Agra Canal is the correct answer as it is an interstate canal that connects the Ganga River to the Yamuna River, facilitating irrigation in the regions of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.
The Agra Canal is the correct answer as it is an interstate canal that connects the Ganga River to the Yamuna River, facilitating irrigation in the regions of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana.
The Agra Canal was constructed in 1804 and is a key source of irrigation.
It flows through Agra and is crucial for agriculture in the region.
The canal enhances water availability and productivity in the states it traverses.
The Ganga Canal primarily serves irrigation in Uttar Pradesh but does not cross state lines.
The Yamuna Canal also serves Uttar Pradesh and Haryana but is not classified as interstate.
The Sharda Canal provides irrigation benefits but is confined within Uttar Pradesh.
C is correct тАФ The Agra Canal is recognized as an interstate canal.
Understanding the significance of canals in irrigation can help in questions regarding agricultural practices and water resource management across India.