Highlight the salient differences between the Himalayan and the Peninsular drainage Systems.

Indian geography offers diverse topological and geomorphological features creating unique system. Salient difference between Himalayan and Peninsular Drainage system: [Includes comparison table and map showing: Himalayan drainage vs Peninsular drainage] I Rivers originate from Himalayas and are youthful stage II Himalayan block is tilted towards north-west III Himalayan block is tilted towards north-west (newly differentiated flow of stray Eg: Indus, Sutlej system) I Rivers originate from detached eastern-western block are old and mature II Peninsular block is tilted towards eastern side They gradually flow in westerly direction III Peninsular block is tilted towards eastern side They Creativity east flow Eg: Godavari, Krishniya Thus Himalayan and Peninsular drainage system offers unique geographical landscapes contributing to different climatic region.

Table continuation with detailed comparison: Himalayan Rivers: I They from Vishape valleys bring sediments, they making vast floodplains (Ganga delta) III Himalayan block is tilted towards north-west (newly differentiated flow of stray Eg: Indus, Sutlej system) Peninsular Rivers: II They from U-shaped valleys, breaches, due to their mature stage III Peninsular block is tilted towards eastern side They Creativity east flow Eg: Godavari, Krishniya Thus Himalayan and Peninsular drainage system offers unique geographical landscapes contributing to different climatic region.