Question

List the Himalayan rivers and the Peninsular rivers
that helped the formation of north Indian Plain.
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Answer 1

Answer:

The "Himalayan rivers" and "Peninsular rivers" that aided the created of "North Indian plain" are the "Indus, the Ganges and the Brahmaputra". It is also known as "Indo-Gangetic Plain", "Indus - Ganga Plain" and the "North Indian River Plain

Answer 2

The list of "Himalayan rivers" and "peninsular rivers" that helped in the formation "North Indian plain" are:

the Ganga,

the Brahmaputra

the Indus

and their tributaries.

As the rivers came from the northern mountains, they deposited alluvial soil. This alluvial soil was deposited in a big basin which was situated at the "foothills of the Himalayas".

Depositions for millions of years led to the "creation" of this basin.

The "Northern plain" is divided into 3 parts: "Punjab plains", "Ganga plains" and the "Brahmaputra plains".