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Why is soil an important natural resource for India?​

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Answered by aditya4626
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Soil supports the growth of plants, provides shelter to many organisms and is important for agriculture which provides us with food. Hence, soil is an important human resource and also an important natural resource for India.

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Answered by sureshsingh926
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Explanation:

the soil is considered as a important natural resource because -:

It provide food through agriculture .

It is the source of nutrition for many forms of life .

Many valuable minerals are explored form the soil.

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