New Indian Political Map

1. New Indian Political Map however India is officially called the Republic of India. It is made up of eight union territories and 28 states. India is second in population and has the largest democracy in the world. India’s coastline is 7,517 km long. 5,423 km of it are in peninsular India. 2,094 km belong To Andaman, Nicobar, and Lakshadweep islands chains. The Indian Political Map hydrographic charts include 36% of sandy beaches, 43% of mudflats and marshy shores at 10%.

2. Eastern India comprises the states of Bihar and Jharkhand as well as Odisha and West Bengal. There is also a union territory Andaman Islands. These states have a total population of 226,925,000.195. The Eastern zone is 418,323 square kilometres in size. Bengali is the predominant language in West Bengal. Odin, Hindi, and Bihar are the main languages in the three states of Odisha. Other languages spoken in Eastern India include English, Maithili (Nepali), Urdu, and Mathis. The Western region of India has a total area 508, 052 km. Some of the most popular states in western India include Goa, Gujarat and Maharashtra Union Territory Dadra & Nagar Haveli, and Damian & Diu. Maharashtra’s capital is Mumbai. India’s financial capital. The western Indian states have a thriving. Economy and a high standard of living. The official languages of the Western Indian States are. English, Gujarati, Konkani, Marathi. and Gujarati. Please Also Read: What is the difference between Ethics Integrity and Aptitude and honesty? Therefore, Southern India includes states such as Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, Kerala and Andhra Pradesh, along with the union territories Lakshadweep. Puducherry. The peninsula is border by the Lucrative. Sea, (Indian Ocean), in the south and the Arabian Sea, in the west. In the east, there is the Bay of Bengal.

3. Border Countries So, India borders Bangladesh. Bhutan and Myanmar, China and Nepal. It also shares maritime. borders and. Borders with Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Thailand. Zone Likewise, Distances from the country’s northern borders to its southern. Coastline are 2,930 km (1.820 mi) and 2,040 km (1.267 mi) from the west coast to the border with Bangladesh in East. India has an area of 3,287 263 km2, which makes it the 7th biggest country in the world. These compares. to Australia’s 45%, 40% and Europe’s third largest countries. Population India is the second-most populous country on Earth. Nearly one-fifth (in 2019) of the worlds. Population lives on the Indian subcontinent.

4. India has a diverse population with over two thousand ethnicities, four major languages. Families and more than 120 languages. However, more than 40% of Indians can speak Hindi in addition to English, which is the official language of the country. India’s Most Striking Geographical Features Himalayas However, The Himalayas are located in the north. This mountain range contains some of the most. Prominent peaks on Earth. So, it was form approximately 50-60 million years ago. when India’s large landmass. Collided to the huge Eurasian Plate. At the collision zone, a line of mountain-building was created by the impact. Slowly, the Indian-Plate’s northern. Rim was submerged under the Eurasian Plate. The crustal rock on the surface of the landmass. Arrive was sheared horizontally and retained on the future peninsula. This rock forms the mountain chain that we now know. Ganges

5. The holy Ganges, Hindi: Ganga, is a 2,500-km (1.560 mi)- long holy river of the Hindus. Its source is locate in the southern. Great Himalayas, where it flows. Northeast to southeast through. the fertile and flat. Terrain of the Indo- Gangetic Plain. It then empties into Bay of Bengal. Sundarbans India and Bangladesh share the Sundarbans, which is the largest mangrove forest on the coast of India. It’s located at the mouths of the Ganges River and Brahmaputra rivers. It is one of the most productive natural ecosystems in terms of biological. Productivity and is UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. (Sundarbans National Park, The Sundarbans). It is home to the largest number of tigers worldwide, and the mangrove habitat. With its forests and networks of rivers islands. And waterways have a wide variety of fauna. Thar Desert It is possible that you have never heard of India’s vast desert, which includes shifting dunes, sand hill socks, scrub vegetation and camels. It is called the Thar Desert or Great Indian Desert. In the northern part of India. Just north of Tropic of Cancer. It is located in Rajasthan state, which extends into Pakistan. It is located at the same

6. latitude as the Sahara. And the Arabian Deserts. And has an area approximately the size of the United Kingdom. Andaman Islands however, The Andaman Islands (Andaman Islands and Nicobar Islands), an archipelago stretching. Over 1,000km north to south in South Myanmar’s Andaman Sea. About 90% of the islands’ land is cover by lush tropical forests. The island’s rainforests are home to a rich biodiversity. The Andaman Islands, locate to the north. Consist of four main islands as well 200 smaller, mostly uninhabited islets. The Ten Degree Channel separates them from the Nicobar Islands in the south. however, Two tribal communities, the Nicobarese and Shompen. Have their original home in the Nicobar Islands. Eastern Mountain Range The Eastern Mountain Range, a ring of hills and mountains that forms a barrier between. India and Myanmar. In the Eastern Mountain Range. Therefore, it stretches from the northern Himalaya. Mountains to the southern tip the Rakhine Peninsula (Arakan). So, from there, they descend under the sea and return as Indian territory in the

7. Andaman Islands and Nicobar Islands. The mountain chain formed from orogenic movement in the Cretaceous- Eocene era. So, Mountains are made up of old crystalline rocks that have been embedded in sedimentary rock. However, there are many names for the arched range, including the. Rakhine Mountains or Rakhine Yoma. The various sections of the range are more well-known (from north to south), as the Patkai range, Patkai Bum, the Naga Hills and the Chin Hills. Mount. Saramati, at 3,826m (12.552 ft.), is the highest point. So, It can be found in India near the India-Myanmar border. India-Myanmar Border However, The border between India and Myanmar runs along the Eastern. Mountain Range. So, The border has a unique feature: Arunachal Pradesh (Nagalland), Mizoram (Mizoram) and Manipur all have the Free Movement. Regime. So, This allows tribes that live along either side of the border and share a cultural heritage to travel 16 km across it without visa restrictions. Therefore, India has been trying to close its 1643km long porous border for years by building. A fence to curb insurgency and to stop the. Smuggling and counterfeiting of Indian currency. However, India may use the Rohingya

8. crisis to make matters worse and tighten its border control.