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Why is monsoon considered as a unifying bond?

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Answered by alamwaraich2
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Thus monsoon rains have wet and dry spells. So, this phenomena associated with the rainfall during monsoon is known as 'break'. ... These monsoon winds bind the whole country by providing water to set the agricultural activities. Thus, in view of the above the monsoon is considered as a unifying bond for this subcontinent.
Answered by Anonymous
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Although there are wide variations in weather patterns across India, the monsoon brings some unifying influences on India. The Indian landscape, its flora and fauna, etc. are highly influenced by the monsoon. The entire agricultural calendar in India is governed by the monsoon. Most of the festivals in India are related to agricultural cycle. These festivals may be known by different names in different parts of the country, but their celebration is decided by the monsoon. It is also said that the river valleys which carry the rainwater also unite as a single river valley unit. Due to these reasons, monsoon is often great unifying factor in India.

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