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Not AvailableThe aggregates are considered to be indicators of soil health. Soil rich in organic carbon and physical properties have higher water stable aggregates. In present investigation the distribution of water stable aggregates and their indices were compared in waterlogged sodic soil with non-waterlogged soil profiles. Average maximum total water stable aggregates (45.16%) were recorded in 0-15 cm soil depth and they decreased with increased soil depth. In 0-15 cm soil depth, macro aggregates increased from 9.9% in soil with pH 8.5 to 20.3% in soil with pH 9.5 in waterlogged condition and the same decreased to 2.84% on the same soil in non waterlogged condition. However, in soil with pH 8.5 in waterlogged condition, macro aggregates increased to 9.9 and 11.4% in 0-15 cm and 15-30 cm soil depths, respectively. In soil with pH 9.5, however, in waterlogged condition macro aggregates decreased with increasing soil depth.Not Availabl