India's Geographical Location

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India is situated in the westernmost region of Asia, with no direct access to the Indian Ocean.
India is a southward extension of the Asian continent, located centrally between East and West Asia. (correct)
India is located at the northernmost extension of the Asian continent, bordering the Arctic Ocean.
India is an isolated landmass located in the southern hemisphere, surrounded entirely by the Indian Ocean.

India's central location in the Indian Ocean provides no significant advantage for maritime trade routes.
India's position allows it to control the trade routes between Europe and East Asia via the Indian Ocean. (correct)
India's location is advantageous for trade with countries in the Pacific Ocean region.
India's proximity to the Suez Canal facilitates trade with countries in the Mediterranean Sea region.

The Deccan Peninsula protrudes into the Indian Ocean, enabling India to establish closer contact with surrounding regions. (correct)
The Deccan Peninsula is a significant source of natural resources, which enhances India's economic strength.
The Deccan Peninsula is a fertile agricultural region, ensuring India's food security.
The Deccan Peninsula serves as a natural barrier, protecting India from invasions from the sea.

<p>India has the longest coastline on the Indian Ocean, justifying the naming of the ocean after the country. (C)</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>The opening of the Suez Canal has reduced India's distance from Europe by approximately 7,000 km. (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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