Geography – General Studies

The soils of India can be broadly categorized into two major types: alluvial soils and non-alluvial soils. Alluvial soils, predominantly

Tropical cyclones, also referred to as low-pressure systems, originate from warm tropical waters. These cyclones form when the sea surface

El-Nino and La Nina are two phases of the El-Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle, which is a complex interplay between the ocean and the atmosphere in the tropical Pacific Ocean

A climatic region is characterized by a consistent and homogeneous set of climatic conditions resulting from a combination of various factors. 

This essay explores the dynamic interplay of seasonal shifts and rainfall distribution, unraveling the complex tapestry of India’s meteorological mosaic.

The term ‘monsoon’ is believed to originate from the Arabic word for season, ‘mawsim.’ Monsoons refer to seasonal winds that undergo a directional reversal with the changing seasons, representing periodic winds. 

The climate of India, a country renowned for its diverse geographical features and rich cultural heritage, is influenced by a multitude of factors

Lakes and waterfalls are captivating natural features that adorn landscapes worldwide, enchanting both the eye and the soul with their beauty and tranquility.

The River Interlinking Project is a comprehensive initiative to proficiently oversee India’s water resources. This ambitious project involves the interconnection of Indian rivers through an intricate

The Peninsular Drainage system originates within the expansive Peninsular Plateau. The rivers coursing through this region traverse relatively shallow valleys