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Varun TokasAIR 117

Question 5GS1GS1

Identify the major tsunamigenic zones in the Indian Ocean and explain the mechanism of tsunami wave propagation.

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Introduction

Tsunamis are high waves generated to underwater seismic activity and make landfall in coastal regions

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Main Body

Tsunamis are high waves generated to underwater seismic activity and make landfall in coastal regions.

Zones in Indian Ocean

Major Zones:

1Bay of Bengal due to tectonic activity in Sunda region
22004 tsunami in Andaman & Nicobar
3Arabian sea by shifting of Gulsias plate → Gujarat region.

Agitation on self-reliance

1Leaders like Tilak were convinced moderate struggle would not be ineffective → led to primacy of mass action
2Focus on promotion of Indian values in national action

△ Tilak's Hindu Kesme pucessians in Bengal

3Made matting relations between different groups a priority

△ Gandhi's efforts to include Muslims & avoid communal divides

4Annulment of Partition signalled success of coherent measures → Confidence base for CDM, NCSN late

The Partition of Bengal shaped national struggle by giving the first mass action of Indian nationalism.

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Diagram

Map showing zones in Indian Ocean with coastal regions marked

  • Identifies specific tsunamigenic zones with geographic accuracy
  • Includes 2004 tsunami as real-world example
  • Includes diagram for spatial representation
  • Clear structured points with numbered format
  • Connects local movements to broader national integration
  • References specific historical events

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Varun Tokas

AIR 117

Subject & Paper

GS1GS1

Topic

Salient features of World's Physical Geography

Important Geophysical Phenomena

Tsunamis and tectonic activity in Indian Ocean

Writing Stats

155

Total words

3

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analytical and structured

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