Question
Which of the following rivers is primarily responsible for the formation of badland topography in India?
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The correct answer is
Chambal
The Chambal river is primarily responsible for the formation of badland topography in India, characterised by deep ravines from erosion.
The Ganga, Yamuna and Brahmaputra flow through different terrains and are not primarily associated with badland formation.
Hence, Chambal is the correct answer.
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