The soils are the foundation of agriculture and vegetation worldwide. India is blessed with various forms of soil that are very distinct in their characteristics; among them is the red and yellow soil that covers a large area. The article describes at length the origin, composition, geographical distribution, characteristics, advantages, limitations, and agricultural significance of … Read more
India, known for its abundant mineral resources, has a history of various mining practices. One particularly controversial method is rat-hole mining, which has sparked significant debate regarding its safety, legality, and environmental sustainability. This technique is predominantly used in the northeastern state of Meghalaya and has garnered national and international attention due to its unique … Read more
Soil erosion is a natural phenomenon, it is characterized by the loss of the uppermost layer of soil caused by different factors of nature and people. Although erosion is a natural process of the cycle of nature, the high rate of growth caused by humanity is a big issue manifesting itself in the form of … Read more
Black soil, which is found in some parts of India, has equal importance in agricultural and other activities. India, which has been recognized as a country with abundant natural resources, has a rich diversity of soil types, which is important in determining the agricultural activities in the country. Through them, black soil, which is also … Read more
One of the most essential natural resources that maintain agriculture and life is soil. The alluvial soil takes a very important position among the various types of soil recorded in the world since it is very fertile and very wide in river basins. It is especially crucial in such countries as India, Bangladesh, China, and … Read more
Soil is perhaps one of the major natural resources that exist on the planet. It is the top part of the earth’s crust, which is made of minerals, organic materials, water, air, and living things. It fosters plant life, provides water balance, maintains biodiversity, and serves as a base to human civilization. Life, as we … Read more