what r the benefits of India's Central location answer in points
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It helped in establishing economic and cultural contacts with the East and the West in ancient times. (iv) It is favourably located on the world's highway of trade and commerce, both to the east and the west. There are some prominent air routes and sea routes passing through the Indian subcontinent
India commands an important strategic
position on the globe with respect to trade as well as social and cultural interaction. India
stands at the head of the Indian Ocean at the very centre of the Eastern hemisphere
commanding trade routes running in all directions. East and West coast have many natural harbours due to which India had a flourishing sea trade from ancient times.
Indian Ocean is the only ocean in the world which has been named after a country.
The Indian Ocean bridges the gap between East and the west. It has served as a great linkage between the countries lying on its coast and even further beyond. The Peninsula table land of India gets into the Indian Ocean for a distance of about 1600 km and divides it into two parts
the Western and Eastern parts are known as the Arabian Sea and Bay of Bengal respectively
no other country has such a long coastline on this ocean as India has. These geographical
features provide India a significant edge in International trade India's central location at the head of Indian Ocean gives it a great strategic importance and helps in maintaining trade and commerce. It helps India to keep a close contact with west Asia, Africa and Europe from western coast and southeast and east Asia from the eastern Asia. It is also an important transit point for sea routes connecting the two regions that is countries of Europe with countries of East Asia. India is centrally located between the East and the West Asia. India is strategically located at the centre of the trans-Indian Ocean routes which connect the European countries in the west and the countries of East Asia. India could establish close contact with West Asia, Africa and Europe from the
western coast. India also serves as an important transit points for sea routes connecting the
two regions that is countries of Europe with countries of East Asia. India has the longest
coastline in the Indian Ocean and it helps a lot for trade with Africa, south-east Asia,
Australia and Europe. Due to this maritime location India receive benefits of south west
monsoon seasons.
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