Question

Why is the difference between the duration of day and night hardly felt at kannyakumari but not so in Kashmir ? ​

Answer 1

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As Kanyakumari is quite near the equator at 8°4'N the day-night difference is hardly one hour there, and therefore, the duration of day and night is hardly felt at Kanyakumari. ... Kashmir is over 30° away from the equator and so the difference in duration of day and night is more there and we feel that difference.

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Answer 2

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As equator receives direct sunlight, theduration between day and night wouldhardly be felt at Kanyakumari. On the other hand, Kashmir is at 37°N latitude, which means that it is 37 degrees away from the equator or it is 37 degrees away from the area which receives direct sunlight.

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