Why monsoon is as a unifying bond
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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.
monsoon is considered as unifying bond because it has its effect in whole country almost at the same time. India is known for its diversity and differences from place to place and in this condition monsoon comes and brings rainfall to whole nation showing a common feature.
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Monsoon as a unifying bond" can be summarised in the following points:
1.) Indian farmers largely depend on the monsoons for irrigation of crops.
2.) The monsoon type of climate in the Indian sub-continent is unique in itself.
It characterises Indian climate.
3.) The monsoon decides the fate of agriculture in Indian economy and also seventy percent work force that depends on it.
4.)The monsoon also has socio-cultural impact in India where many festivals revolve around the reaping and harvesting of crops