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Multipurpose river valley projects are basically designed for the development of IRRIGATION for agriculture and ELECTRICITY through the construction of dams. INITIALLY, dams were built only for storing rain water to PREVENT flooding but now it became multipurpose.

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The ghost plant (Monotropa uniflora), for example, is an herbaceous PERENNIAL that contains no CHLOROPHYLL.

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We should use the exhaustible resources WIDELY and with HESITATION because of following reasons: Explanation: Exhaustible resources are the non-renewable resource which takes MANY hundreds of YEARS to REPLENISH. Therefore we should use non-renewable resources wisely and nicely.

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ERUPTION STYLE: the "Curtain of Fire"

As fluid, gas-poor basaltic magma rises up through a fissure, it is EXTRUDED at the surface as a wall of INCANDESCENT, liquid-to-plastic fragments known as a curtain of fire. Two such eruptions are shown below from extrusive events on the KILAUEA volcano, Hawaii.

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CHATTISGARH-

Agriculture is counted as the chief economic occupation of the state. According to a government estimate, net sown area of the state is 4.828 million hectares and the gross sown area is 5.788 million hectares.[38] Horticulture and animal husbandry also engage a major share of the total population of the state.[39] About 80% of the population of the state is rural and the main livelihood of the villagers is agriculture and agriculture-based small industry.

The majority of the farmers are still practising the traditional methods of cultivation, resulting in low growth rates and productivity. The farmers have to be made aware of modern technologies suitable to their holdings. Providing adequate knowledge to the farmers is essential for better implementation of the agricultural development plans and to improve productivity.[40]

CONSIDERING this and a very limited irrigated area, the productivity of not only rice but also other crops is low, hence the farmers are unable to obtain economic benefits from agriculture and it has remained as subsistence agriculture till now.

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The main crops are rice, maize,[41] kodo-kutki and other small millets and pulses (tuar[42] and kulthi); oilseeds, such as groundnuts (peanuts), soybeans[43] and sunflowers, are also grown. In the mid-1990s, most of Chhattisgarh was still a monocrop belt. Only one-fourth to one-fifth of the sown area was double-cropped. When a very substantial portion of the population is dependent on agriculture, a situation where nearly 80% of a state's area is covered only by one crop, immediate attention to turn them into double crop areas is needed. Also, very few cash crops are grown in Chhattisgarh, so there is a need to diversify the agriculture produce towards oilseeds and other cash crops. Chhattisgarh is also called the "rice bowl of central India".[38]

GUJARAT-

The total geographical area of Gujarat is 19,602,400 hectares, of which crops take up 10,630,700 hectares.[verification needed][133] The three main sources of growth in Gujarat's agriculture are from cotton production, the rapid growth of high-value foods such as livestock, fruits and vegetables, and from wheat production, which saw an annual average growth rate of 28% between 2000 and 2008 (According to the International Food Policy Research Institute).[134] Other major produce includes bajra, groundnut, cotton, rice, maize, wheat, mustard, sesame, pigeon pea, green GRAM, sugarcane, mango, banana, sapota, lime, guava, TOMATO, potato, onion, cumin, garlic, isabgul and fennel. Whilst, in recent times, Gujarat has seen a high average annual growth of 9% in the agricultural sector, the rest of India has an annual growth rate of around 3%. This success was lauded by former President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam.[135]

The strengths of Gujarat's agricultural success have been attributed to diversified crops and cropping patters; climatic diversity (8 climatic zones for agriculture); the existence of 4 agricultural universities in the state, which promote research in agricultural efficiency and sustainability;[136] co-operatives; adoption of hi-tech agriculture such as tissue culture, green houses and shed-net houses; agriculture export zones; strong marketing infrastructure, which includes COLD storage, processing units, logistic hubs and consultancy facilities.[137]

Gujarat is the main producer of tobacco, cotton, and groundnuts in India. Other major food crops produced are rice, wheat, jowar, bajra, maize, tur, and gram. The state has an agricultural economy; the total crop area amounts to more than one-half of the total land area.[138]

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Industrial development will help to OVERCOME the problem of UNEMPLOYMENT. When the NEW industries are started, it NEEDS huge land and labourers. For producing the output for industries, number labourers will be employed. These employed labourers will increase the employment status of the economy.

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A well-knit and coordinated system of TRANSPORT PLAYS an important role in the sustained economic growth of a country. Transport routes are the basic economic arteries of the country. Transport system is regarded as the controller of the national ECONOMY and provides a very important link between PRODUCTION and consumption. The amount of traffic MOVING in a country is a measure of its progress.

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Spatial distribution is a distribution or set of geographic observations REPRESENTING the VALUES or behaviour of a particular phenomenon or characteristic across many LOCATIONS on the surface of the Earth. Penguin dictionary of HUMAN Geography.

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(i) It has provided employment to over one million people. (ii) This industry is said to be a major FOREIGN exchange earner. (iii) It has helped in the GROWTH of the service SECTOR. (iv) It provides employment to INNUMERABLE men and WOMEN.

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Wildlife traditionally refers to undomesticated animal species, but has come to include all ORGANISMS that grow or live wild in an AREA without being introduced by humans. ... Deserts, forests, RAINFORESTS, plains, grasslands, and other areas, including the most developed urban areas, all have distinct forms of wildlife...

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1. The North INDIAN Plains are consistently level plains of highly fertile and deep ALLUVIAL soil which increases in thickness from WEST to east.
2. They have a mild climate and a very gentle slope. The rivers flow slowly and form floodplains. Hence the soil is very fertile.
3. Because of high fertility, this region is agriculturally very important for the country.
4. The region is characterized by GOOD infrastructure and economic development. So the density of population is very high in the region.

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Indian Railways is one of the largest railway networks operated by the GOVERNMENT of India. Railways was first introduced in India in 1853. Today, its operations cover 29 states and 7 union territories, and also provides international services to its neighbours, Nepal, Bangladesh and Pakistan. It is also one of the BUSIEST rail networks in the world, carrying about 18 million passengers daily. Moreover it is the world’s largest employer, providing JOBS to millions.

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The INDUS River TAKES BIRTH from mansarover .

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The bharmaputra River takes from the opposite side of indus River.

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The Amazon River basin has a low-water season, and a wet season during which, the rivers flood the ADJACENT, low-LYING forests. The climate of the basin is generally hot and humid. The average annual temperature is around 25-degree and 28 degree Celsius with no distinction between summer and winter seasons.

The basin is a confluence of plains and mountains. What makes this basin different is its location. Lying amidst the plains of GANGA river, and the Brahmaputra, the basin ALSO has the Himalayas and SUNDERBAN's delta as its prominent features.

The MAJOR LANDFORMS are mountains, plateaus, and plains.

• Mountains. They are natural elevation of the earth's SURFACE they are higher than the surrounding area.
• Plateaus. They are usually flat-topped tableland and higher than the surrounding area.
• Plains. They are vast stretches of flat land

Mountains, hills, plateaus and plains are the four major types of land-forms. A MOUNTAIN is any natural elevation of the earth surface. There are three types of mountains- Fold Mountains, Block Mountains and the Volcanic Mountains.

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A TECTONIC boundary where two PLATES are moving away from each other and new crust is forming from magma that rises to the Earth's surface between the two plates. The middle of the Red SEA and the mid-ocean RIDGE (running the length of the ATLANTIC Ocean) are divergent plate boundaries.

Pan American HIGHWAY, the longest highway in the world, COVERS a length of APPROXIMATELY 48,000km.

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1.A cottage industry is a small-scale, decentralized manufacturing BUSINESS often operated out of a home rather than a purpose-built FACILITY. Cottage INDUSTRIES are defined by the amount of investment required to start, as well as the number of people employed.

2.The first cotton mill in India was established in 1818 at Fort Gloster near Kolkata but was a commercial failure. The second cotton mill in India was established by KGN Daber in 1854 and was named Bombay Spinning and Weaving Company. This mill is said to mark the true foundation of the modern cotton industry in India.

4.Following are the characteristics of some industries which identify them as small-scale industries:

Labour intensive: Small-scale industries are fairly labour-intensive. ...

FLEXIBILITY: ...

One-man show: ...

Use of indigenous raw materials: ...

Localised operation: ...

Lesser gestation period: ...

Educational level: ...

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5.Two important centres of the cotton textile industry in India are Ahmedabad and Coimbatore.

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iron and steel industry is LOCATED in WEST BENGAL because in Bengal their is appropriate conditions for setting iron and steel industry because of presence of iron ore , limestone and coal etc moreover river damodar also benefit iron and steel industry to have WATER

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The lowest recorded rainfall in the world occurred at ARICA, a PORT CITY in northern Chile. An annual average, taken over a 43-year period, was only 0.5 MM (0.02 INCH)

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Introduction

A population pyramid provides a graphical representation of a country's age-sex distribution and may be used for different areas or sub-populations. Spreadsheet software such as Microsoft Excel, provide the mechanism to both manage the data and construct the actual graphical pyramid.

1.1 Acquiring and Preparing the Data

Acquire country specific population data (in 5-year increments) for MALES and females for a GIVEN year. A good source of data is the US Bureau of the Census International Database.

Choose Summary Demographic Data

Select a country (example Trinidad and Tobago); choose Submit Query.

A web page with demographic indicators, data, and other summaries appears.

Data for the population age pyramid are provided for two time periods: 2000 and 2025.

Getting the data into Excel

Option 1: Manually enter the NUMBERS and labels.

Option 2: The most efficient way is to copy the data into an ASCII editor, save the file as a text file, use Excel's Text Import Wizard, and perform some minor edits. To minimize the amount of editing, select only the 5-year interval population data for males and females.

Transferring Data from the Web to Excel

Highlight the data and choose Edit > Copy (or control + c).

Paste the data into an ASCII editor such as Microsoft NOTEPAD; save the file (example c:\trinidad.txt).

Andes Mountains, also called the Andes, SPANISH Cordillera de los Andes or Los Andes, mountain system of South America and one of the great natural features of the Earth.

Southern and Central Andes and Patagonia

Southern and Central Andes and Patagonia

The Southern and Central Andes

Central and Northern Andes and the Amazon River basin and drainage network

Central and Northern Andes and the Amazon River basin and drainage network

The Central and Northern Andes and the Amazon River basin and drainage network.

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Northern Andes and the Orinoco River basin

Northern Andes and the Orinoco River basin

The Northern Andes and the Orinoco River basin and its drainage network.

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The Andes consist of a vast series of extremely high plateaus surmounted by even higher peaks that form an unbroken rampart over a distance of some 5,500 miles (8,900 kilometres)—from the southern tip of South America to the continent’s northernmost coast on the Caribbean. They separate a narrow western coastal area from the rest of the continent, affecting deeply the conditions of life within the ranges themselves and in surrounding areas. The Andes contain the highest peaks in the Western Hemisphere. The highest of them is Mount Aconcagua (22,831 feet [6,959 metres]) on the border of Argentina and Chile (see Researcher’s Note: Height of Mount Aconcagua).

Behold Andean condors soaring among the Andes' mountaintops that stretch the entire length of South America

Behold Andean condors soaring among the Andes' mountaintops that stretch the entire length of South America

A brief introduction to the Andes Mountains and the Andean condor.

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The Andes are not a single line of formidable peaks but rather a succession of parallel and transverse mountain ranges, or cordilleras, and of intervening plateaus and DEPRESSIONS. Distinct eastern and western ranges—respectively named the Cordillera Oriental and the Cordillera Occidental—are characteristic of most of the system. The directional TREND of both the cordilleras generally is north-south, but in several places the Cordillera Oriental bulges eastward to form either isolated peninsula-like ranges or such high intermontane plateau regions as the Altiplano (Spanish: “High Plateau”), occupying ADJOINING parts of Argentina, Chile, BOLIVIA, and Peru.

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Climate features also include windiness, humidity, CLOUD COVER, atmospheric pressure, and fogginess. LATITUDE plays a huge factor in determining climate. Landscape can also help define REGIONAL climate. A region's ELEVATION, proximity to the ocean or freshwater, and land-use patterns can all impact climate.

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Geographically India is divided into four physical divisions:

(i) The great Mountain Walls.

(ii) The great Indo-Gangetic plain.

(iii) The great Deccan Plateau and

(iv) The Coastal Ghats.

(i) The Great Mountain Walls or the Mountain Ranges of the Himalayas:

In the north the mighty Himalayas with its lofty mountain ranges and majestic peaks stretching from East to West is protecting the country from external aggression like a gigantic sentinel. The great mountain wall is about 2500 km. long and its width varies from 240 km. to 320 km. Mount Everest is the highest peak known to be the highest in the world with a height of 29,142 feet.

The ranges of Himalayas can be divided into two groups. The high mountain portions are covered with snow round the year. The holy rivers like the Gangas, the Jamuna and the Brahmaputra have originated from the Snow Mountains. The Western off shoots of the Himalayas consists of Hindu Kush, the safed Koh, the Sulaiman Koh, and the ‘Kirthar ranges’.

The height of the mountain in these regions are corporately low, the area is dry with scanty rainfall. In this belt there are several famous passes named the khyber, the Kuuram, the Tochi, the Gomal and the Bolan passes. Most of these passes are situated in low lying ground and thereby has made the country accessible to the FOREIGN invaders.

(ii) The great Indo-Gangetic Plain or Northern Plain:

It embraces the valleys of the Indus and the tributaries, the sandy deserts of Sind and Rajputana as well as the fertile region watered by the Ganges, the Jamuna and the Brahmaputra. It has always been the core of the Indian Continent. The plain formed by the deposit of rich soil washed down during countless centuries from the vast Himalayan ranges on the north and from the hills and uplands of the Deccan of the South.

The river system of Northern India namely the Indus and its tributaries—(the Sutlej, the Ravi, the Beas, the Chenab and the Jhelum), the Ganges and its affluent (the Jamuna, the Chambal, the Gomti, the Ghagra and the Sone) and the Brahmaputra and its feeders irrigate this wide plain.

These rivers played an important part in the evolution of Indian culture. It was in the valley of the river Indus that the earliest civilization of India flourished (Mohanjodaro and HARAPPA). The rivers of the Punjab and the Ganges determined also the nature and the course of the Aryan settlements in India.

(iii) The great Deccan Plateau:

The Deccan Plateau lies in the south of Indo-Gangetic plain. On its north the Vindhya and the Satpura ranges separates it from Indo-Gangetic plain and slope-down to the Cape Comerin. In the east it starts from the Bay of Bengal and spreads right up to Arabian SEA in the West. Rivers like the Godavari, the Krishna, the Kaveri, the Tungabhadra have swept the land and made the plateau highly covetous.

The sharp geographical feature has made the region distinctly different and CONSIDERABLY influenced the course of our history. Geographical condition has created several natural barriers which denied easy and smooth access from north to south. The Vindhynchal and the Satpura range, the dense forest around it have virtually prevented free- entry into the plateau.

Seas on THREE sides acted as strong hurdle forbidding uninterrupted intercourse from outside. Thus the plateau practically remained isolated from the north and countries. However it enjoyed a special significance and proved useful in many ways in building Indian history.

(iv) Coastal Ghats:

The Coastal Ghats broadly forms the coast-belts of East and West of the Deccan Plateau. On the eastern side of the plateau the hill range running from the north to the South almost parallel to the coast line is known as the Eastern Ghats. On the West the mountain range running parallel to the Arabian sea is known as the Western Ghats.

The length is about 1120 km. and 3000 to 8000 feet above sea level. The lofty cliff has given positive advantages to build up a strong and formidable defence. This natural gift of nature has virtually helped the Marathas to defy the fierce Mughals and assert their superiority. The narrow strip of land sometimes not more than 32 km. in width stretching between coast and foot of the Ghats is known as Konkan and Malabar.

It has a rich soil and is evergreen with rice plants and coconut trees. It is highly productive and thickly populated. In the absence of modern communication facilities it remained isolated for a long time from the rest of the Deccan. Even now some of them practise customs found nowhere else in India.

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Lowlands are formed by deposition of LAVA through WATER, wind, or soil EROSION and it has been said that such plains are more fertile for farming as COMPARED to other high sea-level plains.

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The Brahmaputra (/ˌbrɑːməˈpuːtrə/), called Yarlung TSANGPO in Tibet, Siang/Dihang River in Arunachal Pradesh and LUIT, Dilao in ASSAM, is a trans-boundary river which FLOWS through Tibet, India and Bangladesh.

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A solar ECLIPSE can only TAKE place at the PHASE of new MOON, when the moon passes DIRECTLY between the sun and Earth and its shadows fall upon Earth's surface.

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TRADE is a basic economic concept involving the buying and selling of goods and services, with compensation paid by a buyer to a seller, or the exchange of goods or services between parties. Trade can take place WITHIN an economy between PRODUCERS and consumers

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explain the advantages and disadvantages of developing more irrigated plantations of tress in lowland areas of Punjab and sindh?

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Advantages of Irrigation:

1. For proper nourishment of crops certain AMOUNT of water is required. If rainfall is insufficient there will be deficiency in fulfillment of water requirement. Irrigation tries to remove this deficiency caused due to inadequate rainfall. Thus, irrigation comes to rescue in dry years.

2. Irrigation improves the yield of crops and makes people prosperous. The living standards of the people is thereby improved.

3. Irrigation also adds to the wealth of the country in two ways. Firstly as bumper crops are produced due to irrigation it makes country self-sufficient in food requirements. Secondly as the irrigation water is taxed when it is supplied to the cultivators, it adds to the revenue.

4. Irrigation makes it possible to grow cash crops which GIVE good returns to the cultivators than the ordinary crops they might have grown in absence of irrigation. FRUIT gardens, sugarcane, potato, tobacco etc., are the cash crops.

5. Sometimes large irrigation channels can be used as a means of communication.

6. The falls which come across the irrigation channels can be utilised for producing hydroelectric power.

7. Domestic advantages should not be overlooked. Irrigation facilitates bathing, cattle watering etc., and improves freshwater circulation.

8. Irrigation improves the groundwater storage as water lost due to seepage adds to the groundwater storage.

9. Along the banks of large irrigation channels plantation can be successfully done which not only helps introducing social forestry but also improves environmental status of the region.

10. New irrigation works are started at the time of famines to provide employment to a large number of population. These works are called famine works or relief works.

11. When watering facility is provided to a barren land, the value of this land gets appreciated.

Disadvantages of Irrigation:

1. Excessive seepage and LEAKAGE of water forms marshes and ponds all along the channels. The marshes and the ponds in course of time become the colonies of the mosquito, which gives rise to a disease like malaria.

2. Excessive seepage into the ground raises the water-table and this in turn completely saturates the crop root-zone. It causes waterlogging of that area.

3. It lowers the temperature and makes the locality damp due to the PRESENCE of irrigation water.

4. Under irrigation canal system valuable residential and industrial land is lost.

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The north-east monsoon, commonly KNOWN as winter monsoon BLOWS from land to sea, whereas south-west monsoon, known as summer monsoon blows from sea to land after crossing the Indian Ocean, the ARABIAN Sea, and the Bay of Bengal. The south-west monsoon brings most of the RAINFALL during a year in the country.

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The use of iron tools in subcontinent SAW an INCREASE around 2500 years ago. These tools included axes for clearing FORESTS and the iron PLOUGHSHARE. Iron ploughshare was used to increase agricultural production.

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