Social Sciences, asked by KaranManishkumar1, 1 year ago

Indian ocean is named after India.justify this statement

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Answered by tanu151

hiii... there r some reasons behind it ...
1) no other country has Long coastline on it as India has.
2) deccan plateau or peninsular plateau protrudes into Indian ocean .
3) India has central location from both to the east and west ...

Hope it helps ...

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