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Class 9GeographyPhysical Features of IndiaThe Northern PlainsEasyLevel 21
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Which one is newer alluvium among Bhangar and Khadar?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Khadar

Khadar is new alluvium while Bhangar is old alluvium. Exam tip: keep the new and old difference clear.

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KhadarBhangarAlluvium

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Khadar

Why is this the correct answer?

Khadar is new alluvium while Bhangar is old alluvium. Exam tip: keep the new and old difference clear.

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This is a Class 9 Geography question. Chapter: Physical Features of India. Topic: The Northern Plains.

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  1. 1In which part of India are the Northern Plains located?
  2. 2The Northern Plains are mainly formed by what?
  3. 3Which major river systems form the Northern Plains?
  4. 4What is the soil of the Northern Plains generally like?
  5. 5The Northern Plains are an example of which physical division of India?
  6. 6What is the biggest reason for the fertility of the Northern Plains?
  7. 7What is the general surface of the Northern Plains like?
  8. 8Why are the Northern Plains highly useful for agriculture?
  9. 9Which regional part of the Northern Plains is linked with the Ganga river system?
  10. 10Punjab Plain in the Northern Plains is linked with which river system?
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