Which is the chief characteristic of the soil of the Indo-Gangetic plain?

A It is derived from Himalayan rocks
B It is rich in humus
C It is formed of peninsular rocks
D It is derived from local rocks

Correct Answer: It is derived from Himalayan rocks

The chief characteristic of the soil of the Indo-Gangetic plain is that it is derived from Himalayan rocks. The soil is rich in silt, making the plain one of the most intensely farmed areas of the world.
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