SHIWALIK RANGES ◇ Lies between Great plains and Lesser himalayas. ◇ Altitude varies between 600 - 1500m. ◇ Runs for distance of 2400km from Potwar plateau (west) to Brahmaputra valley (east). ◇ Souther slope steep while Norther…
TRANS - HIMALAYAS ◇ Lies immediately north of Great himalayan ranges. ◇ also known as Tibetan Himalaya because lies in Tibet. ◇ Average elevation - 3000m. ◇ Average width - 40km in extremities and about 225km in Central part. ◇…
Indian geography MCQ Practice jkssb exam 20. Name the place in India where Bay of Bengal, Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean meet. [JPSC (Pre) 2016] (a) Kanyakumari (b) Indira Point (c) Nagercoil (d) Rameshwaram 21. Which one among t…
Indian Geography MCQ Practice Test JKSSB 1. The latitudinal extent of mainland India is between ........ [SSC 2017] (a) 8°4' North and 37°6' North (b) 8°4' West and 37°6' West (c) 8°4' East and 37°6' Eas…
Communication System in india India has a diverse and extensive communication system that includes various means of communication, both traditional and modern. Here are some key components of the communication system in India…
Transport System in india Notes India has a diverse and extensive transport system that caters to the needs of its vast population and varied geography. The transport system in India encompasses various modes, including roadw…
Crops of India India is known for its diverse agricultural practices and a wide range of crops . The country has a varied climate and geographical features, which enable the cultivation of different crops across its regions. He…
Climate of India India has a diverse climate due to its vast geographical size and varying topography. The country experiences six major climate types, namely tropical monsoon, tropical semi-arid, tropical wet and dry, arid, hum…
Political division of India Notes India, as a democratic country, is divided into states and union territories. States in India: Andhra Pradesh Arunachal Pradesh Assam Bihar Chhattisgarh Goa Gujarat Haryana Himachal Pradesh Jha…