Introduction Climate change is no longer a distant threat but a present reality, reshaping coastlines, ecosystems, and human settlements worldwide. Among the most vulnerable regions are India’s vast coastal zones, stretching over 7,500 kilometers. In particular, the Sundarbans — the world’s largest mangrove forest — and Mumbai — India’s financial capital — stand at the…
Introduction Earth’s surface is adorned with a variety of landforms, each with its unique features and roles in shaping human activity. Among these, plateaus hold a distinct place due to their geological significance, topographic diversity, and socio-economic importance. A plateau is essentially an elevated flatland that has been uplifted by endogenic forces. These landforms exist…
India is home to numerous lakes, varying from freshwater to saline and natural to artificial. These lakes play significant roles in ecology, tourism, irrigation, and hydroelectric power generation. Below is a categorized list of important lakes in India: 1. Freshwater Lakes These lakes contain fresh water and are essential sources of drinking water and biodiversity….
Introduction India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is known for its vast geographical expanse and diverse culture. Administratively, India is divided into 28 states and 8 Union Territories (UTs) as of today. The country has undergone multiple reorganizations since independence in 1947, shaping its current political structure. This article delves into the historical evolution,…