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The direction of seasonal winds blowing over Indian subcontinent during winter is from the

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Answered by Anonymous

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north-east to south-west. During the winter season, the north-east direction of seasonal winds blowing over India. The wind blows from the land to sea for many areas of the country that is the dry season.

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Answered by yug7116

Answer. north-east to south-west. During the winter season, the north-east direction of seasonal winds blowing over India. The wind blows from the land to sea for many areas of the country that is the dry seaso

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