Geography, asked by lakshgulati, 10 months ago

What is the southernmost point of Indian subcontinent? Why is it not visible today?
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Answered by Sreejith12345

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Answer:

Indira point.

Explanation:

It is not visible today because it got submerged under water due to a tsunami

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