1.1 Location Phenomenon Related to India1.2 India Size1.3 India and its Neighbours 2.1 Structure and Physiography What we are going to learn in chapter structure and physiography?
2.2 The Peninsular BlockWhat do we mean by the peninsular block?
2.3 The Himalayas and Other Peninsular MountainsHow can we correlate the Himalayas with other peninsular mountains?
2.4 Indo-Ganga-Brahmaputra PlainHow plains are formed by rivers?
2.5 PhysiographyWhat is Physiography? What do we learn in it?
3.1 Introduction - Drainage SystemWhat we are going to learn in chapter drainage system?
3.2 Important Drainage PatternWhat are the various important drainage patterns?
3.3 The Himalayan Drainage3.4 Evolution of the Himalayan DrainageHow the evolution of the Himalayan drainage system happen?
3.5 The Indus SystemWhat is the Indus river system?
4.1 Introduction - ClimateWhat are the topics we are going to learn in chapter climate?
4.2 Unity and Diversity in the Monsoon ClimateHow people of India are united due to monsoon climate despite various diversities?
4.3 Factors Related to Location and ReliefWhat are the factors that responsible for the monsoon type of climate in India?
4.4 Factors Related to Air Pressure and WindWhich are the factors related to air pressure and wind that influence our climate?
4.5 Inter Tropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ)What is the intertropical convergence zone? How does it work?
5.1 Introduction - Natural VegetationWhat we are going to learn in chapter natural vegetation?
5.2 Tropical Evergreen and Semi Evergreen Forests What are tropical evergreen and semi-evergreen forests?
5.3 Tropical Deciduous Forest5.4 Tropical Thorn Forests5.5 Montane Forests6.1 Introduction - SoilsWhat we are going to learn in chapter soils?
6.2 Classification of Soil Classification of soil in India
6.3 Alluvial SoilWhat is alluvial soil?
6.4 Black SoilWhat is black soil? Where do we find it?
6.5 Red and Yellow Soil What is red and yellow soil?
7.1 Introduction - Natural Hazards and DisastersWhat are the topics we are going to learn in chapter natural hazards and disasters?
7.2 Yokohama Strategy and Plan of Action for a Safer World7.3 Classification of Natural Disasters7.4 Natural Disaster and Hazards in IndiaWhat is the condition of natural disasters and hazards in India?
7.5 Earthquake 1.1 Overview 1.2 Introduction 1.3 What, Where and Why of Geography as Discipline1.4 Geography as an Integrating Discipline1.5 Physical Geography and Natural Sciences2.1 Introduction 2.2 Origin of the Earth2.3 Origin of the Universe2.4 The Star Formation 2.5 Formation of Planets3.1 Introduction3.2 Sources of Information about the Interior3.3 Direct Sources3.4 Indirect Sources3.5 Earthquake4.1 Introduction4.2 Continental Drift4.3 Evidence in the Support of the Continental Drift4.4 Force of Drifting4.5 Post Drift Studies5.1 Introduction5.2 Minerals: Physical Characteristics5.3 Metallic and Non-Metallic Minerals5.4 Rocks5.5 Igneous Rocks6.1 Introduction6.2 Geomorphic Processes6.3 Endogenic Processes6.4 Exogenic Processes6.5 Weathering7.1 Introduction7.2 Running Water7.3 Valleys: Erosional Landform7.4 Potholes and Plunge Pools: Erosional Landforms7.5 Incised or Entrenched Meanders: Erosional Landforms8.1 Introduction8.2 Composition of the Atmosphere8.3 Structure o the Atmosphere9.1 Introduction9.2 Solar Radiation9.3 Variability of Insolation at the Surface of the Earth9.4 Heating And Cooling Of Atmosphere9.5 Terrestrial Radiation10.1 Introduction10.2 Atmospheric Pressure10.3 Vertical Variation of Pressure10.4 Horizontal Distribution of Pressure10.5 World Distribution of Sea Level Pressure11.1 Introduction11.2 Evaporation and Condensation11.3 Dew11.4 Frost11.5 Fog and Mist12.1 Introduction12.2 Koeppen’s Scheme of Classification of Climate12.3 Group A - Tropical Humid Climates12.4 Group B - Dry Climate12.5 Group C - Warm Temperature (Mid-latitude) Climate13.1 Introduction13.2 Hydrological Cycle13.3 Relief of the Ocean Floor13.4 Division of the Ocean Floors13.5 Minor Relief Features14.1 Introduction14.2 Waves14.3 Characteristics of Waves14.4 Tides14.5 Types of TidesChapter 1 - India Location Chapter 2 - Structure and PhysiographyChapter 3 - Drainage System
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