how is the Indian sub continent separated from the rest of asia
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The Himalayan Mountains separate the subcontinent from the rest of Asia. While it is a distinct landmass, the Indian subcontinent is not large enough to be considered a continent. The Indian subcontinent is part of a tectonic plate that has been moving for more than 200 million years.
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the indian sub-continent separated from the rest of asia by Himalaya mountain range.
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