ndtaciis onie 6 oe ew he World , ' ; on fi tL , ¢oUilaba Baie 5 4 =the land tnass' of qndia has an area of q 3.28 millfoia aH Kim «India is the (| Seventh largest: colunc yal appt ne bord | ~ anda ‘5 pounded byethe young fl=A ~ oe ; ndt has_acentra| locator between the ast and ne sees “AS Teaia ar couthiWard extension of the 4 HH’ outh Asia. [States and sewer union Terttorte phe our southern neiM k t x oqya + ror e 1 i ¢ 13 1 fo . : o t)) ' : Mou) 4 oe 2 © ‘ j . by | : . +n i | al ; BES 9 > hays bes bins , a i , T 4 af é ‘ i . i in! RK a : ~ a é : L a % 4 scl ft ( 4 _ =| i | 6 0 br ‘ a ‘ ‘ * oll : h . bie alt > - J * . pie rs PUY wi 4classmate >) Date 7 Pas (Qe Past ei Se = The longitudinal walley tying betuleen lesser Himalaya aid “the shikidliks axe Knokin as Duns - a = The part ef Hirmlayas tying betdeen mndus 0) nite! jp punjab Himalaya but MH t's also knolun Keglo~ ie f ; ; | || ‘ ‘c 6 J ping betrteen sat— Juj and kell tuers t's known as kumaon Hy ~ I Lmalayas Lane ier . n * Nepal Himalayas and “the pay+ lying betiseen g “Teesta_and pihana vers is _khown as Assam 44 Himalayas Ms ! ~ The _pihara gorge.tthe Himalayas bend Sharply, to the south And Spread along the eastern boundary of tndi'a 7 puxuvachal ey the astern hi'lle 7 unctat The_purvachal_comptites “the etka bills, the Naga_hills,the taanipur hills and whi i t iets the Mi'zo! htlis. deer iysDate | classmate. The soft tn this region Contains calcareous — Ine Newe ounger deposits o ne “Hood iL plain aveicalted kadar, 1k 4 The peninsular plateau hi plated O oO THIO pb Hamely He centia| SE Deccan plateau inti the part ofthe peninsubr plateny. rrhe north of athe savtnadal ietuery cole major avec of +he, Mallia plateau 54 Ege cential Highlands POA SAT =|'The easHuard Jocally known es _Khand: ri Lorin By Piy yt “ores sitoa tS, IG NO OEY oe eile 0 5 yy Tee x f ) eta? 55 ye Pte ‘py “mn ~ %0, eae oy a, ‘onto Bn ply ng 5 thecal > Date a the coastal plains, Tt consis part of the __bat' = Goa) the _| Kanad plaith ___Xeferred + a ~The plains al a ae de level die bof Inthe northern part, oh 1s sition +o as the} p ern. C' Q AIAN Ie Tne. e group 0 'slands Th Oa cand. Araindw The Indus River System {- —. the viver rndus vises in Tibet, near ake. savewiar , Hebing west, it enters tndiq in ladakh distict ef -yarmy and kashmir + The _ganga River system 1 yh ae —» the headwaters of the gangas called: rathi! is fed by the gangetsi glacier, by +he Alaknanda at beuvaprayag vin’ * The 6rahmaputra River system j. —— > The Brahmaputta rises in Tibet acy 9 Te lake uery jclose, to ithe Sources of the saHuj , Brie ‘ -u® xf ae — > The main Naber divide i 0h 5 BR oi Io extern 4 fox by the wnts, ooh 5 Tren ro apy vit Ben Tap) xis , an p SIA the Sa+purg F ANAS. 3 | a ran ah wll 1) disteieky of Maid hy Pradesh ; in a TE ualley Paralle| dk bs to the Narmada , davar) Sa hl i go dana eee @ dream ras OFM cr gedauari hs the (a ‘ f rgest pentnsular vives, x45 1S, About Yeon km t+ drains nie Lee day of Bengal . \ ath che Mahanadi Basin ! jandnad| pasite ae sThe Mahanadi Rises in the highlands of chhattisgarh the length of the river i's about géokm, | kvishna Basin 2+ fe. deat aaa sing from q spsing hear Mahabaleshklar , the. krishna fens for about L4oo km cand reaches the Bay of Hig ug ia pt Bengal ‘ the _kavemii Basen ee kissd a 1€ _Beahmagel ‘cange of Une western «ia hats, LA yeaches - the Bay of bengal in tn Tamil Nadu. the eal length ithe kauext mises 1m Scuth of) CU ddalere of the wives is about 760 km |, biWe vate ok b ' Late 5: (2) nae tae es pe * eos but i“ fooms kes ae acress 3 peecap iat siuetisy Oy , A meandening | inte ox < bow! 7 pes oa Cut = oy that 1 UA ig hk fp aats shart sue (ane fee @ gab Wa yak cititt. yd lakesh, (ame am forge ne aie ol ioe— The pressuve’ and Swind! sy Stein) ocala depend on +he tatitude and altitude of place « @® bream “rns 0 tHicer —> the seq exerts q mol cei influence istance from the se, its moderating nAuence » Climate : As she experience TT? Sega cules eo With onshere tlh ) ‘ 49 oy ’ the climate of dhe coastal vaveqs — welicf too plays a major ole climate of a place’, «| three. 4 * factors Affecting Indias climate * * latitude +_ af seh lo BE the, emaining axeq, north of Ah in the sub — tropics | Endia's clima te cherishes of “Feopical as) well q , ! Be Se 1f hey * Altitude :- od _~—— > The Himalayas eet the. cone bee fc ee ener rr a8 because of these moun’ i “nubeahtinen lexpeviences & , 2S. winters as Compared — +o cer >» India nas mountains 40 the : ht an auerage height