Geography, asked by macharla337, 9 months ago

In which zones is India spread?

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Answered by mailgyanendrabarik

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Answer:

Northern part of India lies on Temperate zone and southern part of India lies on Torrid zone.

Answered by vivekupadhyay1981

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zones of india

temprate

torrid

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