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26. KUMBH MELA STAMPEDE MAHAKUMBH 2025

INTRODUCTION (KUMBH MELA STAMPEDE MAHAKUMBH 2025) The Kumbh Mela, one of the largest religious gatherings in the world, occurs periodically in India at four designated locations (Prayagraj, Nasik, Haridwar, Ujjain).  The Kumbh Mela of 2025 is said to be Mahakumbh, it is believed that this Mela have occurred after 144 years, usually Kumbh Mela occurs … Read more

23. OCEAN DEPOSITS

Ocean Deposits INTRODUCTION The Ocean deposit which cover the ocean floor like a blanket include unconsolidated sediments extracted from various sources at the sea floor. By far the greater part of the deposits on the continental shelf and slope consists of material brought down from the land by rivers, on the one warm form its … Read more

21. Agricultural Resources in India

Agricultural Resources in India Introduction The term agriculture is derived from Latin words, ‘ager’ meaning land and ‘cultura’ meaning cultivation. Thus, agriculture meaning land cultivation. Agriculture is purely land based activity. Agriculture with its allied sectors which includes animal husbandry, forestry and pisiculture is the largest livelihood provider in India, especially in rural areas. Agriculture … Read more

20. NATUAL RESOURCES OF INDIA

Natural Resources (NATUAL RESOURCES OF INDIA) A natural resource may be physical resource like land , water, soils and mineral or biological resource like vegetation, wildlife and fisheries. Natural resources can also be classified as inexhaustible like air, water or exhaustible like soil, forest, fresh water, minerals, fossil fuels, etc. Exhaustible resources may be renewable … Read more

19. CLIMATIC CLASSIFICATION

CLIMATIC CLASSIFICATION Climate of a place can be defined as the average weather conditions over a substantially long period of time. Weather, on the other hand is defined as atmospheric conditions of temperature, pressure, humidity, wind circulations etc. at a particular point of time. While climate is fairly constant over a long period of time. … Read more

18. The Indian Monsoon

Introduction (The Indian Monsoon) The word ‘monsoon’ has been derived from an Arabic word Mausim, which literally means season. Therefore, the word monsoon denoted a season in which the wind regime is completely reversed. For the people of India, monsoons are indicators of rain. The moist monsoon winds, after crossing the equator in Indian ocean, … Read more

16. Natural Hazards and Disasters in India

Natural Hazards and Disasters in India Introduction  India have distinct geo climatic conditions due to which almost every part of India is vulnerable to natural hazards and disasters. The Earth is undergoing dynamic changes due to which the internal and external force is working on the earth. Natural hazard is an event or phenomenon that … Read more

17. Climate of India (Hot Weather Season)

Climate of India (Hot Weather Season) INTRODUCTION Climate refers to the total of weather conditions and variations over a large area for a long period. Weather refers to the state of the atmosphere over an area for a shorter period. The elements of the weather and the climate are the same i.e. temperature, atmospheric pressure, … Read more

15. Fluvial Geomorphic System

FLUVIAL GEOMORPHIC SYSTEM The fluvial cycle geomorphic system is powered by the conversion of the potential energy of solar distillation and gravity to the kinetic energy of motion and heat. Most of the energy is lost to the friction of internal turbulence of flowing water but perhaps 2 to 4 percent of the total potential … Read more