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ABHISHEK KUMAR JHAAIR 231· 2025

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(B) Dries with water resources:

(a) Non-judiciary use of water in agri-reduction in groundwater potential.

(b) Region of flood - almost annuallyDisrupts lives and economy
(C) Lack of major urban centre and hubThe continuation of orthodox social norms.
Lack of flow on economic growth.

Post liberalization for, the middle ganga plain mixed the bus compared to other states. Their due development is revised to make 'Vibant Bharat'

The Himalaya range from Alangi Parbat in the West to Nancha Barwa in the East as a continuous range.

The western and Eastern Himalaya show similarities - Geological structure similar, Evolution is similar.

But they exhibit significant differences:

Western | Eastern

(i) Consist of 2 parallel o structural and longitudinal merge - Their only 2 range. | (a) Do continue (b) Steep rise in altitude. (c) Snowline is lower (d) Snowline is higher

(E) Coniferous vegetation | (I) Evergreen vegetation (E) Evergreen

(ii) Forest rainfall | (ii) Higher rainfall

(iii) Replete with glaciers | (iii) Less no of glaciers

(e) Valley in between range | (e) Dears at the foothills for tea cultivation

(e) Terrace farming | (e) Thumming pro.

The distinct geography in the two past have shaped the unique lifestyles, cultures, and societies of the people

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  • Attempts systematic comparison between Eastern and Western Himalayas
  • Uses organized tabular format
  • Identifies key geographical differences

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ABHISHEK KUMAR JHA

AIR 2312025

Subject & Paper

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Topic

Salient features of World's Physical Geography

Mountain Systems and Geographic Features

Eastern and Western Himalayas

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210

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9

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comparative and analytical

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