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प्रश्न
What, has been the influence of the Northern Mountain Wall on the Indian Sub-continent?
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उत्तर
(i) Since historic times, the movement of the people across the Himalayas has been limited. This helped in the development of a distinct culture of its own.
(ii) It prevents the cold winds coming from Central Asia to India.
(iii) Monsoon winds which scale the heights along the Himalayas cause rainfall in the Indian sub-continent.
(iv) The glaciers and snow fields of the Himalayas are the source of a large number of perennial rivers.
(v) Heavily forested slopes of the Himalayas provide valuable timber and other useful forest products.
(vi) The Himalayas give shelter to a wide variety of wild animal life. Thus, it maintains the balance in ecosystem.
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संबंधित प्रश्न
Name the mountain ranges that lie along east and west of Pamir Knot.
Name the world’s first and second highest mountain peaks.
Name the two component parts of the Indo-Gangetic Plain?
Mention the sub-units into which the Deccan Plateau region can be divided.
Which is known as the Deccan Trap region?
Which is the highest peak of the Peninsular India?
(i) State the type of rocks found in the Plateau of Peninsular India?
(ii) Name the three important lakes of Peninsular India?
(iii) How was the Great Indian Plateau formed?
Give a geographical reason of the following:
The Peninsular Plateau of India is rich in mineral resources.
Why is ‘The Delta region of the Indus is largely a waste land.’
On the outline map of India provided mark and name the following:
- Himalayas
- River Ganga
- Chennai
- Western Ghats
- Gulf of Kutch
- Malabar coastal plain
- Karakoram Pass
- Black soil area in peninsular region
- Standard Meridian of India
- Jharia coal field
