What are the factors that have favoured the Wheat production in North West India?1) Western disturbances.2) Fertile alluvial soil brought down mainly by Indus and Ganga river system.3) Semi arid region.Choose the correct code from the following.

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What are the factors that have favoured the Wheat production in North West India?
1) Western disturbances.
2) Fertile alluvial soil brought down mainly by Indus and Ganga river system.
3) Semi arid region.
Choose the correct code from the following.

1, 2 only.

2, 3 only.

1, 3 only.

All the above.

Explanation:
North West India does have semi arid region but that itself is not a favourable characteristic,it’s the Western disturbance that favours Wheat production.

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Natural levees are depositional landforms on either side of the banks of a river. What are the disadvantages of natural levees.
1) Levees if breached can cause catastrophic floods.
2) Levee forming regions cannot be used for agricultural purposes.
3) Levee formation leads to sedimentation of river basins.
Choose the correct disadvantage/s from the following codes.

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