Indian Geography

A hydropower project is a huge undertaking. It requires the construction of dams, reservoirs and miles of tunnels and pipes. But once it’s up and running, it provides a continuous, reliable source of power that can be used to light up our homes and businesses, run our factories and even generate electricity for export. In […]

The Himalayan mountain range is one of the most iconic and diverse regions in the world. The mountains themselves are a sight to behold, but they are also home to some of the planet’s most important rivers. These rivers provide water for drinking, irrigation, and energy generation for millions of people in India and Nepal.

Introduction The Himalayan mountain range refers to the mountain range in Asia that splits up the Indian subcontinent from the Tibetan Plateau. There are three ranges of Himalayas  –  Outer Himalayas, Middle Himalayas, and the Inner Himalayas. The northernmost range of the Himalayas is known as Himadri or Greater  Himalayas. The Himalayan Mountain Range System:

Heating and Cooling of the Atmosphere: There are different ways of atmospheric heating and cooling. The earth after being heated by short wave insolation transfers the heat to the atmospheric layers near to the earth in the long waveform. Conduction:  It is the process when the air in contact with the land heats up at a

Growth of Population in India Introduction:  Since the first Indian Census in 1871, India has recorded a massive growth in population. Currently, India is the world’s second-most populist country with 121 crore people. This rapid growth of   population in India was characterised by rapid urbanisation and a decrease in the average age of the

Globe and Heat zones of Earth Globe is an accurate model (miniature form) of the Earth, which is very helpful to improve understanding of Earth’s shape and size, such as the Earth is flattened at Poles and bulges at Equator (middle). To understand the Globe and Heat zones of Earth, let’s first understand what a

The creation and deformation of landforms on Earth’s surface is a continual process caused by the constant interaction of external and internal factors. These internal and external factors are called geomorphic processes that cause stresses and chemical activities on Earth’s elements, bringing about changes in the shape of Earth’s surface. Geomorphic agents and processes cause

The Earth is an amazing place, and one of the most fascinating aspects of it is the rocks that make up its surface. Geologists have spent centuries studying how rocks are made, and there is still much to learn about this subject. In this article, we will take a comprehensive look at the geological formation.

Geographical science is divided into three branches. Physical geography is the study of the Earth’s physical properties, such as landforms, weather, soils, oceans, water, and traits like size and shape, both now and in the past. The study of people and their distribution, particularly in terms of health, politics, demographics, culture, economy, and religion, is

Fronts can be defined as the transition regions or the transition zones between two different air masses. This region or zone of transition can range from 20-100 miles and the transitioning of the atmosphere from warm to cold or vice-versa can be felt distinctively. The phenomenon when a cold air mass invades the territory of