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Why is the agricultural value of Khadar in flood plains considered different from Bhangar?

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Correct answer: Khadar can be more renewed and fertile due to new deposits

Khadar and Bhangar are both types of alluvial deposits found in the northern plains, but they differ mainly in age and position. Khadar is newer alluvium deposited by rivers during relatively recent floods. Fresh deposits can renew nutrients and often make Khadar fertile and agriculturally valuable. Bhangar is older alluvium found on higher terraces, so it is not renewed as frequently by annual floods and may have different soil properties.

Option A is correct because it connects Khadar with new deposits and possible renewal of fertility. Khadar does not form in the sea, Bhangar is not a glacier, and neither type is necessarily lava soil. The word “can” is important because actual agricultural value also depends on drainage, texture, salinity, and management. Still, the basic school-geography distinction is clear: Khadar is newer floodplain alluvium, while Bhangar is older alluvium.

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