Indian Geography

When the air at the given temperature is not capable of holding moisture any more, and the temperature at which saturation occurs in air is known as dew point. Increase in temperature increases water absorption and retention capacity of the given parcel of air. The transformation of water vapour into water is called condensation. After […]

Introduction Planetary winds are the winds that flow year-round from one latitude to another due to latitudinal changes in air pressure. Additionally, they are referred to as prevailing winds.  Prevailing winds blow in a single direction over a particular region of the globe. Convergence zones are the areas where the planet’s winds meet. They are

To produce high quality and quantity produce out of farming, we have to practice certain agricultural practices. The kind of agricultural practices will vary according to the soil, climate, and the kind of crops that are being grown. The weather of a particular area also influences what kind of crop is to be grown during

Introduction  Igneous, sedimentary, and metamorphic rocks are the three types of rocks. The rock cycle includes all of these categories. Changes in circumstances can cause one rock type to transform into another. It could also change into a new form of rock. A rock is a non-living, naturally formed from the earth material. Collections of

Tropical Cyclone Tropical cyclones form over warm tropical oceans and intensify Tropical cyclones are intense storms that form over tropical areas and move to coastal areas, wreaking havoc with violent winds, torrential rainfall, and storm surges. It is one of the worst natural disasters ever In the Indian Ocean, they are known as cyclones Hurricanes

Tropical wet climate, Tropical monsoon climate, and Tropical wet and dry climate are the three types of tropical climates. Tropical humid climates exist between the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn. This climate is hot and humid as the sun’s rays fall obliquely on this region throughout the year and due to the

The former director of the United States Agency for International Development named William Gaud was the first person to use the term ‘Green Revolution’ in the year 1968. He used this term to explain the development in the agricultural sector. The green revolution was a large-scale collective effort to improve the quality of yield of

Air transport, road transport, water transport and rail transport are portal connectivity are the five segments of the transport system available in India. The water system of transportation is the oldest means of transportation in India but still owns a lot of room for improvement. In terms of land-based transportation, the country owns one of

One can explain the Indian Railway System as amongst the largest rail networks in the world. Spread across 67956 kilometres with about 13169 trains for passengers, the Indian Railway System sees about 20 million travellers and 3 million tonnes of freight each day. These statistics help us gain a basic idea about the Indian Railway

Transportation forms the backbone for international trade. Transport breaks down the geographical barriers and provides an avenue for the global flow of commodities, services, and information. Goods are transported by ship, train, truck, lifts, pipelines, and air services. Transport also includes postal transactions, courier services, and third-party logistics. What is transport and the types of