Indian Geography

Economic reforms in India began after Rajiv Gandhi became Prime Minister in 1985. But, these reforms proved to be futile. This was because the attempts to remove control of the public areas in different economic strata were not strategically planned. India faced an unparalleled balance of payment crisis brought about by the crisis in liquidity […]

Waves and Currents Coastal processes are the most destructive. Erosion occurs regardless of the season, be it summers or winters. Most coastal changes are made by waves.         The continuous impact of the smashing waves has a profound effect on the coast         Typhoon waves and tsunami waves can

Glaciers Masses of ice that move like sheets on land (continental snow or piedmont glacier where heavy snow is distributed in low-lying plains) or flow down mountain slopes linearly in broad valleys such as rivers (mountain and snow in the valley) are called glaciers. Its movement is slow and is due to gravity. Their erosion

Landforms and their Evolution Landscapes (large tracts of the earth’s surface) are made by several related landforms together. Every landform has its particular physic, size, shape, and materials. A landform is formed as an outcome of the action of specific geomorphic processes and agents. Every landform has a beginning, and through time, its shape and

All the natural resources like land, soil, water, and wildlife provide various ecosystem services which make human life easier. Land:  Land is the most significant regular asset. It covers around 30% of the absolute space of the Earth’s surface and all pieces of this asset are not livable. The lopsided dispersion of the populace in

Introduction Resources that we get from nature and that exist without any interference from humankind are called natural resources. Sunlight, water, air, and landform altogether form the essential ecosystem in which all organisms live.  Over time humans have progressed, and to do that they have exploited all the natural resources, but the land resource has

Land reforms are a type of agrarian reform including the transformation of rules, policies, or customs relating to the land ownership and land reform can contain government-started or government-supported property redistribution, usually of cultivation places. Landform could, therefore, able to pass on the ownership from the most strength full to the least strength full, for

Introduction India is called the global powerhouse of agriculture where 1.3 billion are engaged in this sector and it accounts for about 28% of the employees across the world. Two-thirds of the population in poor countries and 5% of the population of rich countries are dependent on the agrarian sector leading to an increase in

Islands of India There are exactly two great and major island groups of India’s physiography. They are located in the Bay of Bengal and the Arabian Sea. There are numerous small and large islands, some of which are volcanic in origin and some of which are coral in origin among the Islands of Andaman and

Introduction International trade is nothing but the trade that occurs across international borders. ‌It is also known as global trade, and it involves the exchange of goods and services between nations. It allows nations to partner with each other. You can also learn the changing pattern of the composition of India’s exports with ‌Geography Class