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Indo-Gangetic Basin, one of the most populated in the world, has been a complex mosaic of human-native relations, suffering and development, challenges and opportunities in the past 40 years. Fast growth in the use of agricultural water is a popular trend. For the livelihoods of rural people, interactions and access to water are important. The IndoGangetic plain is an environmentally sustainable, socially aware plain Indian important and economically competitive area of climate and anthropogenic stress affecting terrain, hydrology and fertility. In the future, the main risk would be the intermittent supply of water. In the event of a larger flow of water, flooding and sedimentation affects the Piedmont region and the river bottoms, while salination, desertification and drying of aquifers jeopardise the top surface of the piedmont district. The Indo-Gangetic Plains (IGP) are in the prime location and host the ideal conditions for agricultural practices and provide a solution to a problem of poverty and food insecurity in India. However, this area faces many issues such as seismic changes in the earth, soil fertility and excess rainfall as a result of rising global temperatures. Looking at historical information, there are two main problems that may arise in this area: increased water supplies or decreased water supplies. The biggest issue this area faces is predicting the level of rainfall falling the monsoon season as the primary problems in this area arise from or are worsened by water scarcity or excess flooding.

HISTORY OF LAND USE IN THE INDO GANGETIC PLAINS, INDIA AND ITS IMPACT ON POPULATION: A REVIEW