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Geographical Diversity of 
India
India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is a 
land of remarkable geographical diversity. 
From towering mountains to fertile plains, from 
scorching deserts to lush coastlines.
India's varied landscape shapes its climate, 
culture, and way of life.
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Geographical Diversity of 
India
India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is a 
land of remarkable geographical diversity. 
From towering mountains to fertile plains, from 
scorching deserts to lush coastlines.
India's varied landscape shapes its climate, 
culture, and way of life.
The Indian Subcontinent
A Regional Perspective
India forms an important part of the Indian Subcontinent. This region includes several neighboring countries.
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Bhutan
Sri Lanka
Myanmar
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Geographical Diversity of 
India
India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is a 
land of remarkable geographical diversity. 
From towering mountains to fertile plains, from 
scorching deserts to lush coastlines.
India's varied landscape shapes its climate, 
culture, and way of life.
The Indian Subcontinent
A Regional Perspective
India forms an important part of the Indian Subcontinent. This region includes several neighboring countries.
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Bhutan
Sri Lanka
Myanmar
The Indian Subcontinent
Five Major Regions
India's geography is divided into five distinct regions:
The Mountain Zone (Himalayas) 1.
The Plains of Ganga and Indus 2.
The Desert Region (Thar) 3.
The Southern Peninsula 4.
The Islands 5.
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Geographical Diversity of 
India
India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is a 
land of remarkable geographical diversity. 
From towering mountains to fertile plains, from 
scorching deserts to lush coastlines.
India's varied landscape shapes its climate, 
culture, and way of life.
The Indian Subcontinent
A Regional Perspective
India forms an important part of the Indian Subcontinent. This region includes several neighboring countries.
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Bhutan
Sri Lanka
Myanmar
The Indian Subcontinent
Five Major Regions
India's geography is divided into five distinct regions:
The Mountain Zone (Himalayas) 1.
The Plains of Ganga and Indus 2.
The Desert Region (Thar) 3.
The Southern Peninsula 4.
The Islands 5.
Natural Boundaries of India
The Himalayas
Form a mighty barrier to the north. They 
protect India and influence its climate.
The Thar Desert
Creates a natural boundary to the west, 
along with the Arabian Sea.
The Indian Ocean
Defines India's southern limits with its 
vast waters.
The Bay of Bengal
Forms the eastern boundary, 
completing India's natural borders.
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Geographical Diversity of 
India
India, the seventh-largest country in the world, is a 
land of remarkable geographical diversity. 
From towering mountains to fertile plains, from 
scorching deserts to lush coastlines.
India's varied landscape shapes its climate, 
culture, and way of life.
The Indian Subcontinent
A Regional Perspective
India forms an important part of the Indian Subcontinent. This region includes several neighboring countries.
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Bhutan
Sri Lanka
Myanmar
The Indian Subcontinent
Five Major Regions
India's geography is divided into five distinct regions:
The Mountain Zone (Himalayas) 1.
The Plains of Ganga and Indus 2.
The Desert Region (Thar) 3.
The Southern Peninsula 4.
The Islands 5.
Natural Boundaries of India
The Himalayas
Form a mighty barrier to the north. They 
protect India and influence its climate.
The Thar Desert
Creates a natural boundary to the west, 
along with the Arabian Sea.
The Indian Ocean
Defines India's southern limits with its 
vast waters.
The Bay of Bengal
Forms the eastern boundary, 
completing India's natural borders.
The Mighty Himalayas
Himadri (Greater Himalayas)
Home to peaks over 8,000 meters
Himachal (Lower Himalayas)
Famous hill stations like Shimla and Darjeeling
Shivalik Hills (Outer Himalayas)
Dense forests transitioning to Gangetic Plains