What two major rivers make up the indo-gangetic plain.

brahmaputra
ganges
indus
gangrene

Ganges , Indus

Explanation:

This river combine makes up the Indo Gangetic plains in the northern hemisphere of the Indian continent and these are an essential part of the land of the Indian agricultural system. These are the major river system in the northern part of the country. Are divided into the upper, middle, and the lower lands. And they stretch a distance of the 2.5 million km square and also included in the part of Nepal. The plains are bordered by the northern Himalayas. Soils have a high deposit of the alluvium and their drainage basin is marked by the formation of the Delhi ridge. The western part lies in the Indus ranges and the plains region includes the Punjab trans Himalayas and the Uttar Pradesh and Bihar ad the Bangla lower plains regions.