Paddy is grown in the Ganga-Brahmaputra plains. Give reasons.

Ganga–Brahmaputra plain of India is an overpopulated region. Answer: This is a true statement. The Ganga-Brahmaputra plain has even topography and highly fertile soil. Hence, it can support a huge population. Water availability...

Different regions have different climatic conditions and soil types. Hence, different crops are grown in different regions.

Tea, mango, orange, radish, methi, spinach etc. were grown in India long ago. Yes, Mangoes and bananas were grown there. Tomato, potato, green chilli, cabbage, pea, coffee bean, bhindi, etc....

(d) The Brahmaputra enters India in the state of Arunachal Pradesh from its original source Tibet, and is joined by the Dibang River and the Lohit River at the head...

(b) Brahamputra originates near Mt. Kailash and is known to take a U turn near Mount Namcha Barwa. This U turn is also known as Great Bend. The U Turn...

The answer is  (C) The Yamuna

The answer is (A) Meghna

(b) Brahamputra originates near Mt. Kailash and is known to take a U turn near Mount Namcha Barwa. This U turn is also known as Great Bend. The U Turn...

The Right option is : (b) Narmada

(d) Tributaries of Brahmaputra in India are the Manas, Pagladiya, Puthimari, Dhanisri, Jia Bhariti and Subansiri.  Manas is a tributary of Brahmaputra Chambal is the chief tributary of Yammuna and sone...