HORTICULTURE

Detailed explanation-1: -Reason [R]: The plains have sufficient water, high rainfall and fertile soil.

Detailed explanation-2: -The correct option is C. The Indo-Gangetic plain is the most fertile region of India. Note: The Indus and Ganges’ numerous tributaries divide the plain into doabs or land tongues that extend to where the tributaries meet. Near the rivers lies khadar land, which is made up of young alluvium and is prone to floods.

Detailed explanation-3: -Punjab is the most fertile state on earth. It is best to produce wheat, sugarcane, rice, vegetables, and fruits in Punjab. Punjab’s other name is the Granary of India and India’s breadbasket. Around 93% of the total productive land used to produce food grain.