पूर्वी घाट की भौगोलिक विशेषताओं और पारिस्थितिक महत्व के बारे में चर्चा कीजिए। Explain the geological features and ecological importance of the Eastern Ghats.
Introduction
Eastern Ghats are the mountain ranges along the eastern coast of India and span several states such as Odisha, Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu.
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Main Body
Geological features of Eastern Ghats:
i) They are discontinuous (non-continuous) and abruptly end at many places. [Diagram showing Eastern Ghats profile]
ii) Several deltas of the rivers such as Krishna, Kaveri form along these ghats.
iii) Less tall than western ghat.
iv) Various rivers cut through them
v) They form natural ports along the coast.
Ecological importance of Eastern Ghats:
i) Several species of birds, animals and plants call it home.
ii) Sandalwood is found in these ghats
iii) Support agriculture and horticultural activities of the people living in the area.
iv) Major carbon sink aiding in carbon dioxide decline.
v) Treasure house of traditional knowledge
Challenges faced:
Conclusion
Eastern Ghats serve as important part of geography and have ecological importance. The recommendations of committees such as Gadgil, Kasturirangan must also be applied here to form ecosensitive zones in the region.
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Diagram
Profile diagram of Eastern Ghats showing discontinuous mountain range with abrupt endings
- Clear geographical introduction with states mentioned
- Systematic listing of geological features
- Comparison with Western Ghats for context
- Includes specific river examples (Krishna, Kaveri)
- Visual diagram representation
Aditya Agarwal
Eastern Ghats
Geological and Ecological Features
Mountain ranges, deltas, and coastal ports
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