in which direction is India moved?
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The Indian tectonic plate is located in the north east hemisphere..
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The Indian tectonic plate is surrounded by the Eurasian plate in the north, to the south east, the Australian
plate, to the south west, the African plate and to the west the Arabian
plate.
The Indian plate is moving northward relative to the Eurasian plate and collides with it.
The collision of the Indian plate into the Eurasian plate about 50 million years ago resulted in the erection of the Himalayan mountain chain which contains the highest peaks on the Earth today. Another result of the collision of the two plates is the creation of a multitude of small plates in the eastern boundary of the Indian plate.
Thus we can conclude that the Indian plate (India) is moving northward and is colliding with the Eurasian plate.
The Indian plate is moving northward relative to the Eurasian plate and collides with it.
The collision of the Indian plate into the Eurasian plate about 50 million years ago resulted in the erection of the Himalayan mountain chain which contains the highest peaks on the Earth today. Another result of the collision of the two plates is the creation of a multitude of small plates in the eastern boundary of the Indian plate.
Thus we can conclude that the Indian plate (India) is moving northward and is colliding with the Eurasian plate.
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