Indian Geography

Introduction The origin of the earth “blue planet” includes many events such as the origin of the universe, the evolution of many stars and galaxies. The age of the planet earth on a geological time scale is considered to be 4.54 billion years ago (BYA). One hypothesis also stated that earth has approximately one third […]

Ocean currents are the directional movement of sea currents that are produced by wind, gravity, and water density. Currents are also foremost in marine ecosystems because they reallocate heat, water, nutrients, and oxygen from the ocean. Ocean water flows in two directions: horizontally & vertically. The horizontal current is produced by the friction between water

Transportation is defined as the movement of goods, animals, or people from one place to the other. There are many types of transportation which include pipeline, air, water, land, space, and cable. Transportation is one of the oldest practices along with farming. Transport is one of the major sectors that is projected to attract a

Agriculture is the main occupation of the people residing in this country. Agricultural and other allied activities contribute the most to the GDP (Gross Domestic Product) of the country. Agriculture accounts for 14% of total GDP and 49 percent of India’s total population is directly dependent on agriculture. Agriculture and other allied activities provide food

Introduction India is a vast country characterized by great diversity in its physical features. According to one estimate, 29.3 percent of the area of India is occupied by mountains and hills, 27.7 per cent by plateaus and 43 per cent by plains. The Northern plain extends from west to east, between Himalayas in the north

Non-conventional energy sources are those that are present in nature, enjoy a huge supply, and cannot be extinct. These are also known as renewable sources of energy. Some examples of non-conventional sources of energy are solar energy, wind energy, and tidal energy. Most of these energy sources are good for the environment and are present

Introduction to Non-Conventional Energy Resources Energy is the primary and perhaps most universal gauge of all-natural and anthropogenic processes. Everything that happens, as a result, is an indication of the transfer of energy with one of its manifestations. Power is a significant input that drives and improves the life cycle. Infrastructure improvements are critical to

Conventional energy sources are typically non-renewable energy sources that have been utilized for a long period. Some energy sources were used so intensively that their estimated resources have been exhausted to a large extent. Non-conventional power (or) renewable power is the source of energy that is continually created in nature and is not exhaustible. Energy usage is inextricably linked to humanity’s progress. Improvements

Everybody is aware that global warming on the earth is increasing day by day and is leaving its different types of consequences in the atmosphere. Global warming has very bad deadly effects on the environment such as extreme rainfalls, extreme summer days (dry season), cancer-causing ultraviolet rays, etc. It is the time’s utmost requirement the

India is a very diverse country when it comes to the flora, fauna, and the natural vegetation of different regions in the country as the country faces all types of climatic conditions and has a variety That brings a difference in the flora and fauna of the whole country. given below in the article but