Question

How are Himalayas influence in climate of India and agricultural

Answer 1

The Himalayas are the young-fold mountains which are located in the northern part of the country. The Himalayas act as a climatic barrier, as they protect the cold winds coming from the artic circle located in Northern Asia. This allows the northern states of the country to have higher temperatures as compared to the other places at the same lattitude.
The Himalayas are perennially snow-bound. The snow melts which provides the water to the Himalayan rivers as well as to freshwater lakes (e.g. Wular Lake in J&K). This freshwater is used in the agriculture sector for growing different crops during a single year. Thr northern plains are a good example of how the freshwater lakes and rivers have contributed to the development of the agriculture sector.
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Answer 2

Himalayas are very important for Indian life because rain depends on Himalayas.Many rivers ganga and indus and brahmputra starts from Himalayas and depends on Himalayas for river.Temprature of India is greatly influenced by Himalayan glaciers.Agriculture need rain water and rain water depends on Himalayan glaciers.Alluvial Deposits by these Himalayan rivers make soil fertile for agriculture.Summer rain is highly dependent on Himalayas.

Himalayas and mountains are very suitable for many types of rare agricultural plants and fruits.Also some highly useful medicine are found in Himalayan regions.In ramayana also name of Himalayas is given for sanjeevani medicine which gives another life to brother of lord God Rama.

So Himalayas affects life of Indian and culture and agriculture.Himalayas have very important role in growth of agriculture in India.