explain the formation of The Indian Desert
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One million years ago much before the desert formed, the region was watered by mighty rivers comparable in size to the Indus and the Ganga. Rainfall was good and the vegetation lush. ... Strong winds lifted sand and silt particles from alluvial sediments and deposited them in the region, and the true desert began to form
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The prevailing monsoon winds that bring rainto the rest of India in summer tend to bypass the Thar to the east. The Aravalli Range runs parallel to the rain bearing wind.
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The prevailing monsoon winds that bring rainto the rest of India in summer tend to bypass the Thar to the east. The Aravalli Range runs parallel to the rain bearing wind.
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