Physical Features of India

Questions and Answers

Rapid growth (correct)

Rapid decline

Stable population

Slow growth

Only for generating electricity

Only for recreational purposes

Only for irrigation

Vital for agriculture and transportation (correct)

Diverse landscapes (correct)

Uniform terrain

Lack of natural resources

Desert domination

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Study Notes

India features a diverse landscape: includes mountains, plains, deserts, and coastal regions.
The Himalayas, the highest mountain range, dominate the northern border of India.
Major rivers such as the Ganges, Yamuna, and Brahmaputra are crucial for agriculture and transportation.

India has one of the largest and rapidly growing populations in the world.
Population density is uneven, with significant concentrations in northern and western regions.
Internal migration occurs widely, as many individuals move from rural areas to cities seeking better opportunities.

Major festivals celebrated include Diwali (Festival of Lights), Holi (Festival of Colors), Eid, and Christmas, reflecting the country's cultural diversity.
Indian cuisine showcases a rich variety of regional dishes, renowned for their use of spices. Notable dishes include curry, biryani, and dosa.
Traditional attire varies significantly across regions, with common garments being sarees for women, dhotis and turbans for men, and salwar kameez for both genders.