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इंटरनेटच्या साहाय्याने भारताच्या भूकंपप्रवण क्षेत्राचा नकाशा पहा. भारताचा राजकीय नकाशा घ्या आणि त्या
नकाशावर भूकंपप्रवण क्षेत्र काढा आणि स्पष्टपणे वेगवेगळ्या क्षेत्रांची मांडणी करा.​

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Answered by tiwariakdi
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Earthquake prone zones in India:

  • Zone 5 includes the regions that are most susceptible to earthquakes with a magnitude of MSK IX or higher. Zone 5 is given a zone factor of 0.36 per the IS code. This factor is used by structural designers to create earthquake-resistant constructions in Zone 5. Effective (zero period) level earthquakes are likely to occur in this zone, as evidenced by the zone factor of 0.36 (the highest horizontal acceleration that a structure may endure). The Very High Damage Risk Zone is the name given to it. This area includes the Himalayan regions of the Western and Central Himalayas, Kashmir, North and Middle Bihar, North-East India, the Rann of Kutch, and the Andaman and Nicobar group of islands.
  • The IS code assigns a zone factor of 0.24 for Zone 4, which is known as the High Damage Risk Zone and includes regions susceptible to MSK VIII. Zone 4 includes the Indian states of Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Sikkim, and portions of the Indo-Gangetic plains (North Punjab, Chandigarh, Western Uttar Pradesh, Terai, a sizable portion of Bihar, North Bengal, and the Sundarbans). It also includes the nation's capital, Delhi. Zone 4 in Maharashtra includes the Patan neighbourhood (Koynanagar).
  • The IS code gives Zone 3 a zone factor of 0.16 and classifies it as a Moderate Damage Risk Zone that is subject to MSK VII. This region is home to a number of megacities, including Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Bhubaneshwar.The IS code gives Zone 3 a zone factor of 0.16 and classifies it as a Moderate Damage Risk Zone that is subject to MSK VII. This region is home to a number of megacities, including Chennai, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Kolkata, and Bhubaneshwar.

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