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Rural Settlements in India

Rectangular pattern of rural settlements in Narmada Valley plain

Rural settlements in India refer to areas where the majority of the population is involved in agricultural, forestry, mining, and fishing activities. These settlements are commonly known as agricultural workshops due to their focus on agricultural practices.

Exploring the Magic of the Indian Monsoon: A Comprehensive Guide

Indian Monsoon

The monsoon climate is characterized by high humidity, heavy rainfall, and dynamic weather phenomena. Monsoon winds, blowing from the southwest in summer and the northeast in winter, play a crucial role in determining the intensity and direction of the rainfall.

Climatic Regions of India

Indian Climate

India has a tropical monsoon climate overall, but there are significant regional variations in rainfall and temperature. Rainfall varies more than temperature across the country. India receives ample sunshine from the tropical sun and abundant rainfall from the monsoon season, which are crucial factors for the people of India.

Indo Gangetic Plain

Tarai Belt

The Indo-Gangetic plains stretch alongside the Himalayas, from Jammu and Kashmir to Assam, covering a large part of northern and eastern India. The plains cover an area of 700,000 square kilometers and vary in width, ranging from several hundred kilometers across their length. The major rivers in this system are the Ganga, Indus, and their tributaries like Beas, Yamuna, Gomti, Ravi, Chambal, Sutlej, and Chenab.

Indicators of Human Development

Human Development

Indicators of human development measure a society’s progress in terms of basic needs, health, education, and standard of living. Some commonly used indicators include the Human Development Index, Gross Domestic Product, life expectancy, literacy rates, and access to healthcare. These measures help to assess social and economic progress and identify areas for improvement.

9 Key Factors Shaping India’s Climate

Factors affecting Climate of India

This article discusses the various factors that affect the climate of India, including latitudinal extent, distance from the sea, northern mountain ranges, topography, monsoon winds, upper-air circulation, western disturbances, tropical cyclones, and the El-Nino effect. It provides a detailed account of how these factors interact to shape the climate of the country.

Urban Planning in India

smart city ahmadabad

Introduction India is facing a significant challenge in managing the rapid process of urbanization and the growth of its cities. With a population of 1.028 billion, 27.8% of which live in its 5,161 cities and towns, the country is the second-most-populous in the world. The process of economic reform has further fueled urbanization, and it […]

Understanding Migration in India: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction Migration is the movement of a person or group of persons from one place to another. It is the movement of a person who leaves his place of birth or residence to another place. A person involved in migration is called a migrant. Migration takes place in different ways such as migration can take […]

The Mighty Himalayas: An Indelible Impact on Indian Agriculture

The Himalaya

Introduction The Himalayan Mountain range is a symbol of grandeur and awe-inspiring beauty, stretching over 1500 miles across the countries of India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. But the influence of the Himalayas is not limited to its majestic peaks and breathtaking landscapes. The mountain range has a significant impact on the agriculture of India, which […]

Longitudinal and Regional Division of the Himalayas

हिमालय का भौगोलिक अथवा अनुदैर्ध्य विभाजन

India has a very diversified physiographic condition. If we look at the distribution of physiographic units, then we will find that Mountains occupy 10.6 %, Hills occupy 18.5%, Plateaus occupy 27.7% and Plains occupy 43.2%. Based on stratification and tectonic history, relief features in India can be divided into the following parts: Here, we will […]

National Parks in India

National parks in india

The national parks of India and their geographical features are summarized below: This section covers the location and basic information about the National Parks of India. All the aspects thoroughly discussed from the competitive exams’ point of view. You can easily learn the locations of National Parks with the help of GIS maps specially prepared […]

Classification of Indian Soils

Note: The following classification of Indian soils is according to the All-India Land Use and Soil Survey Organization established in 1953 by the Indian Council of Agricultural Research (ICAR). Soil is formed under a specific natural environment and each of the elements of the environment plays an important role in this process, which known as the […]

30 Most Important Passes in India

Passes in Himachal Pradesh and Uttarakhand

Important passes in India Map Passes in Jammu and Kashmir Burzil Pass Zojila Pir Panjal Pass Passes in India Map Passes in Ladakh Karakoram Pass Khardung La Chang La Pensi La or Penzi La Imis La Khujerab Pass Passes in Himachal Pradesh Bara Lapcha Rohtang Pass Debsa Pass Passes in India Map Shipki La Passes […]

Indian Border with adjacent Countries

भारत की अन्य देशों के साथ लगती सीमाओं की लम्बाई

India is situated between the Himalayan Mountains and the Indian Ocean, therefor it has both terrestrial as well as water frontiers. Land or Terrestrial boundary The terrestrial boundary of India is about 15,106 km long. It is bounded by Pakistan and Afghanistan in the northwest, China, Nepal, and Bhutan in the north, and Myanmar & […]