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If the clues are moist marshy land and south of Bhabar, what will be the answer?

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Correct answer: Terai

The direct answer is A: Terai. The Himalayan foothill sequence is important. Streams coming down from the mountains deposit coarse pebbles and stones in the Bhabar belt. Because the ground has many pores, streams often disappear underground there. Further south, the water comes back to the surface, making the land wet, marshy and often forested; this belt is called Terai. Option A is correct because it matches both clues: south of Bhabar and moist marshy land. Option B, Khadar, means newer river alluvium deposited by floods and is identified mainly by the age and renewal of soil, not specifically by being the marshy belt south of Bhabar. Option C, Bhangar, is older alluvium, usually lying above the active floodplain and containing calcareous kankar, so it does not fit the clues. Option D, Punjab Plain, is a broad regional plain formed by Indus-system rivers, not the narrow moist belt described here. Exam cue: Bhabar absorbs water; south of it, wet water-reappearing land is Terai.

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