Topics
Map Work
Interpretation of Topographical Maps
Geography of India
Location, Extent and Physical Features
- India: a Subcontinent
- Indian - Location, Size and Extent
- India’s Land and Water Frontiers
- India and the World
- Physical Divisions of India
- The North Indian Mountains
- The Himalayas
- Characteristics of Himalayas
- Significance of the Great Northern Wall
- North Indian Plains
- Significance of the Northern Indian Plains
- The Peninsular Indian Plateau
- Drainage Systems in the Peninsular India
- Significance of the Peninsular Plateau
- The Indian Coastal Plains
- Significance of the Coastal Plains
- The Indian Islands
Climate
Soil Resources
Natural Vegetation
- Natural Vegetation
- Importance of Forest
- Natural Vegetation of India
- Tropical Evergreen or Rain Forests
- Tropical Deciduous Forest
- Tropical Thorny Forests and Scrubs
- Mangrove Forests (Tidal Forest)
- Mountain or Montane Forest
- Correlation of the Natural Vegetation (Forest) with the Environment
- Forest Conservation
- Measures of Forest Conservation
Water Resources
Water Resources
Mineral and Energy Resources
Mineral and Energy Resources
Agriculture
Agriculture
Manufacturing Industries
Manufacturing Industries
Transport
Transport
Waste Management
Waste Management
- Impact of Waste Accumulation - Spoilage of Landscape
- Impact of Waste Accumulation - Pollution
- Impact of Waste Accumulation - Health Hazards
- Effect on Terrestrial, Aquatic (Fresh Water and Marine) Life
- Solid Waste Management
- Need for Waste Management
- Methods of Safe Disposal - Segregation, Dumping and Composting
- Need and Methods for Reducing, Reusing and Recycling Waste.
- rice, wheat, millets and pulses.
- sugarcane, oilseeds (groundnut, mustard and soyabean).
- cotton, jute, tea and coffee.
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