Question

state 4 difference between in climate between the northern and the southern zone of India ​

Answer 1

Answer:

North India vs South

1) North India lies in the Indo-Gangetic plain surrounded by Himalayas, while South India is demarcated by Deccan plateaus and small hills. North India is landlocked while South India is surrounded by Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean.

2) The climate in North India is generally cool and dry in winters and very hot in summers while the temperatures are high throughout the year in South India with high humidity due to proximity to the sea. There are regional differences with both North and South India.

3) Languages in North India have originated from Devnagri lipi, while in South India language originated from Dravidian lipi. There are again regional differences with lots of language in both parts of India.

4) Historically ruled by Aryans, Mouryans, and Mughals, culture in North India has had several influences which are evident in art and dance forms such as kathak, while South India was ruled by Cholas, Pandiyas etc and the culture is known as Dravidian culture untouched by influences from North

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