Question

The land of new jalod soil is called _ _ _ _ _ _ _
A. Bangar
B. Bhabar
C. Khadar
D. Terai

Answer 1

Hint: For the alluvial earth, the great northern Indian plain is common. Alluvial soil, as we know, is fertile soil and suitable for agriculture. The plain of the Great North Indian is split into five parts.

Complete Answer:
Option A) Bangar – This option is not correct because It consists of ancient alluvial soil. It includes calcareous deposits known locally as 'Kankar'. The soil is not particularly fertile.The soil is rich in humus and, due to the rich amount of minerals and humus in the soil, it has a high yield.

Option B) Bhabar – This option is not correct because From Jammu to Assam, the Bhabar plains are situated south of Shiwalik. In the western region, the breadth or width of the Bhabar plains are greater than in the eastern region. The Bhabar tract consists of deposits of gravel and un-assorted sediment.

Option C) Khadar – This option is correct Because of alluvial deposits along the course of the river, the new planes were formed. Enriched and formed each year by fresh deposits of silt. Silt, mud, clay, and sand form the Khadar Land silt. The Khadar lands are suitable for sugarcane, rice, wheat, maize, and oilseed cultivation.

Option D) Terai - This option is not correct because to the south of the Bhabar tract is the Tarai tract. A marshy tract with a malarial environment is the track. In the eastern field, the width of the Tarai tract is greater. The high rainfall and the excessive humidity of this Tarai tract is due to dense forests and rich flora and fauna.

The right answer is option C (Khadar).

Note: For the cultivation of sugarcane, rice, wheat, maize and oilseeds, the Khadar lands are suitable. In northern Haryana, which is the fertile prairie tract between the Ghaggar river and the southern limits of the depression of the Saraswati canal that gets flooded during the rains, the Khadir is also called Nali.