How were sundarbans and deccan trap formed
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Sunderbans
The Brahmaputra enters India at Arunachal Pradesh and after long distances joins the Ganga in Bangladesh where they flow by the name Padma. Finally they drain into Bay of Bengal and make the largest delta, the Sunderbans.
Deccan trap
The northern western part of peninsular plateau ( Deccan plateau) is covered by vast lava flow. When there are several flows of lava they make terrace like structure which forms the deccan trap.
The Brahmaputra enters India at Arunachal Pradesh and after long distances joins the Ganga in Bangladesh where they flow by the name Padma. Finally they drain into Bay of Bengal and make the largest delta, the Sunderbans.
Deccan trap
The northern western part of peninsular plateau ( Deccan plateau) is covered by vast lava flow. When there are several flows of lava they make terrace like structure which forms the deccan trap.
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