Indian Geography

The earth’s crust is composed of various minerals available in the rocks. Different metals are extricated from these minerals after legitimate refinement. They are an indispensable part of the lives of humans. Mineral: Geologists say minerals are homogeneous substances whose inner structure is well-defined. In nature, they occur in a wide range of forms, from […]

Introduction The story of the life cycle of stars is something that astronomers have been trying to piece together for quite some time, and this is huge indeed. The stars themselves are shrouded in secrecy. For example, those stars are points of light and they’re composed of hydrogen and helium gas, however, when we look

Introduction India is an agrarian society saturated with several equatorial, tropical, and subtropical crops and produces multiple food products under required climatic conditions. The primary food crops other than rains are sugarcane, a major commercial crop rich in nutrients, Oilseeds, Tea that is a medicinal beverage, coffee, and horticulture crops located where the frost in

Introduction The geomorphic processes undergoing in the Earth comprises the endogenic and exogenic forces. The endogenic forces result due to the various interactions taking place because of pressure arising from within the Earth, also called the internal forces. On the other hand, the exogenic process is known as the force which affects the Earth’s atmosphere

Running Water: Running waters are an essential geomorphic element in humid regions as they bring about significant degradation in the earth’s crust. There are two parts of running water: 1- Global flow as a sheet. 2- Linear flow as rivers and streams in valleys. Erosional Landforms (Running Water) Valleys: The valleys begin as small and

Introduction Over the centuries, population rates have increased dramatically. This implies that food supply, water, housing, power, roads, autos, and various other goods have also risen. These requirements place enormous strain on our environmental assets while also adding to the emission of carbon dioxide, food, & soil. The discharge of chemicals and energies from waste

Introduction When a volcano erupts, it discharges molten rock (lava), gases, rock fragments, ash and other volcanic matter onto the land’s surface. The phenomenon of the discharge of the items mentioned above onto the land’s surface is known as ‘Volcanism.’ Volcanism has destructive as well as constructive effects. Constructive effects Fertile soil: During volcanism, ash

Earthquakes refer to the violent shaking of the ground, which can often lead to mass destruction. Earthquakes can be caused by movement within the earth’s crust, volcanic eruption, or artificial reasons.  In Geography Class 11: Earthquake notes, we will study the type of earthquake waves, the propagation of the earthquake waves, the different types of

El-Nino refers to a change in the climatic pattern which warms the water present on the surface of the Pacific Ocean but it does affect the climate or the weather conditions in the world. It even causes rain in different parts of South and Central America and the United States. El-Nino is a warm phase

Minerals are found almost in all types of rocks like igneous, metamorphic, and sedimentary rocks. These are non-renewable materials, that is, they can stop existing if overused. Some examples of Minerals would be petroleum, diesel, paraffin wax, and many others. The concentration of minerals varies from one area to another. Apart from their daily usage