Question

1.formation of Himalayas?
2.Differenciate between Eastern ghats and western ghats.

Answer 1

Answer:

1. India's southern part was the part of gondwanaland, southern part of first land mass. it is also known as Indo-Australian plane. Indo-australian peninsula broke from gondwanaland and moved towards north. the Remaining gondwanaland is Australia and the broken peninsula hit the Asia thus, due to great force land rice top forming Himalayas.

2. Western ghats:

1. they mark the Western edge of the Deccan plateau.

2. continuous, can be cross through the passes only.

3. they have highest elevation of 900 - 1600 metres.

4. the area experiences orographic rain mostly in summer due to the summer monsoons. the climate is hot and moist.

5. the soil in the Western ghats is highly fertile. rice, spices, rubber and fruits are grown.

Eastern Ghats :

1. they mark the Eastern edge of Deccan plateau.

2. discontinuous, irregular irregular and distracted by the rivers draining into bay of Bengal.

3. they have a lower elevation of 600 meters.

4. the the area disease rain mostly in winter through North Eastern monsoon. however, hair hair the rain is lesser than the Western strip.

5. the the soil in the Eastern ghats is not as fertile as Western ghats.

Answer 2

Explanation:

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