Charu Meena

This collection focuses on the overview of soil and it's components. It begins by explaining soil and its formation. It explains in detail soil profile, layers found in a soil profile and the factors that affect soil formation. It then the highlights the different types of soil found in India, which are, Alluvial soil - Newer, Older and Finer, Black Soil and Red Soil. The next part of the collection deals with more types of soils such as Laterite Soil, Forest and Mountain Soil, Arid and Desert Soil, and Saline & Alkaline Soil. The last part of the collection educates us on Peaty and Marshy Soil and on the topic of Soil Erosion, the types of Erosion, the causes and the methods of conservation of soil. 

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Geography for UPSC CSE: Soil And Its Components

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This lesson deals with soil and its formation.

Soil And Its Formation

This lesson talks about the Alluvial, Black and Red Soil.

Types Of Soil In India: Alluvial, Black And Red Soil

This lesson deals with the explanation of Laterite, forest, desert and saline soil in India.

Laterite, Forest, Desert And Saline Soil In India

This lesson continues explaining the types of soil in India and covers Peaty and Marshy Soil. Also briefly touches upon the concept of Soil Erosion.

Peaty & Marshy Soil, Soil Erosion

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In this course, the educator discusses the extensive detail of Indian Geography. The course will be beneficial for UPSC CSE Aspirants.

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In this course Learners are able to learn all places of Mineral resources of India through Maps !!
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The course includes different types of resources ,their sub division including their detailed description.Additionally, the course also deals with resources conservation.

Resources- their types and conservation

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Shivani Sharma

In this course, the educator discusses the different Energy resources like coal, Mineral oil, Natural Gas, Nuclear Energy, Hydel energy, Solar Energy, their Distribution in the world, Types, manufacturers, Importers and Exporters.

Energy Resources Of the World for UPSC CSE

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Yadvendra Yadav

The Course discusses all about Energy Sources of India. This is one of the most Important Topic for Civil Service Exams.

(Hindi) Energy Resources for UPSC CSE

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Avinash Saran

In this course you will learn the following - Major Industrial Regions of India, Industrial districts of India, Road, Rail, Port, Labour along with Industrial Regions etc. Everything would be expressed in a very systematic way. This course would be extremely useful for UPSC CSE geography (prelims+mains) as well as for geography optional.Thank you!

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Soil And Its Formation

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Types Of Soil In India: Alluvial, Black And Red Soil

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Laterite, Forest, Desert And Saline Soil In India

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Peaty & Marshy Soil, Soil Erosion