UPSC

The Thar Desert, commonly referred to as the Great Indian Desert, is an expansive and arid region located in the northwestern part of the Indian subcontinent

An island refers to a compact area of land enclosed by a markedly varied ecosystem, predominantly water. Within the Indian territory

Petroleum, a complex mixture of components like petroleum gas, petrol, diesel, and more, is no longer bound by the proximity of refineries to oil-producing

Coastal plains, sprawling expanses of low-lying land adjacent to oceans or seas, exhibit a unique blend of geological, ecological

Industrial Corridors (ICs) are designated zones across the country aimed at promoting industrial growth, fostering manufacturing clusters, and advancing smart

The Peninsular plateau is a flat elevated land mass composed of crystalline, igneous, and metamorphic rocks. It originated from

The rapid and unregulated urbanization coupled with burgeoning population growth has transformed Indian cities into densely populated and heavily developed

The northern plains are made of soil carried by the rivers Indus, Ganga, and Brahmaputra. This flat land is about 2400 kilometres

Predominantly situated within the borders of India, Nepal, and Bhutan, most of the Himalayan ranges are present in these countries.

India’s cropping pattern, which dictates the selection of crops in a given region, is intricately linked to agro-climatic zones determined by climate, soil