On the basis of exhaustibility resources can be classified into
Biotic and Abiotic resources
Renewable and Non-renewable resources.
Individual and National resources
International & Potential resources
On the basis of the status of development, resources can be classified into
Potential & Developed resources
Renewable & Non-renewable resources
National & International resources
Biotic & Abiotic resources
In the Chambal basin, bad lands are called:
Bangar
Ravines
Gullies
Khadar
The word Laterite has been derived from
Greek
Latin
Arabic
Celtic
A land covered with natural grasses is known as
Pasture
Farm
Forest
Estate
Classify the resources on the basis of origin
Biotic and abiotic
Potential and reserves
Renewable and non-renewable
National and international
A type of ploughing carried out along the contour line is termed.
Terrace ploughing
Contour ploughing
Line ploughing
Strip ploughing
The land which is unfit for cultivation is known as
Cultivable land
Good land
Bad land
Plain land
The total geographical area of India is
3.28 million sq km
2.38 million sq km
4.28 million sq km
2.28 million sq km
The largest public sector undertaking in India
Railways
Waterways
Roadways
Airways
