What is the 'Bhabar' region characterized by? MCQ with Answer and Explanation

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What is the 'Bhabar' region characterized by?

A. Porous, pebble-laden soil

B. Black clay

C. Alluvial deposits

D. Swampy conditions

Answer: Option A

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The Bhabar is a narrow strip of land south of the Shiwalik foothills, characterized by porous, boulder-rich soil where smaller streams disappear.

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