why is india called a subcontinent?
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India is sometimes referred to as a subcontinent because it is a separate landmass, not just a country. It is not as large as one, but it has certain characteristics of a continent, so it is not considered a continent. ... India migrated north due to continental drift and became a part of Asia.
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India is referred to as a subcontinent because it is a separate landmass, not just a country. ... - India is now aligned with the Asian continent, but it is a distinct region divided by the Himalayas. It was originally a distinct geologic plate, but it collided and fused with Asia.
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