Question

8. Is it correct to say that India would have been an arid land without monsoon!
Support your answer with five arguments.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Yes it is correct to say that India would have been an arid land without monsoon because as we are utilising the water as today's period it is not enough water to utilise.

Answer 2

✰Indian climate depends entirely on $\sf\purple{monsoons}$.

Five reason are:-

↝ Since Western Rajasthan does not receive rainfall, it is an arid and Sandy reason

↝ North Eastern winds which are prevailing in India are moving from land to sea, therefore they are dry. But due to deflection in the winds coming from South west direction, India does not receive rains.

↝ Without monsoon, we might not be having thick forest level.

↝ without monsoon, Indian farmers might not be able to irrigate their lands in Peninsular India, as peninsular rivers are seasonal and totally dependent on rains

↝ the North Eastern Hills and Western Ghats are covered with lush green forests only because of heavy rain in both these areas, or these areas might has been arid.