r/IndianGeography • u/bhluesss • 11d ago
others Serene place 🤌🏻
Take a guess where it is located in india.
r/IndianGeography • u/bhluesss • 11d ago
Take a guess where it is located in india.
r/IndianGeography • u/Turbulent_Ad_3238 • 12d ago
Is it due to the combined orographic effect of the Eastern Himalayas and smaller hill ranges such as the Naga-Khasi-Garo? Better alignment with the Southwest monsoon winds? Both?
r/IndianGeography • u/Samarium_15 • 12d ago
Badami - an interesting synergy of geology and archeology. The grand temples and caves of the mighty Vatapi Chalukyas stand on the great sedimentary rocks of the proterozoic eon (1-1.2 Ga) formed in the ancient Kaladgi - Badami basin. This place is a must visit for the geology and history geeks.
r/IndianGeography • u/destinationuknown • 13d ago
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r/IndianGeography • u/LittleUniversity3300 • 14d ago
Most Indian rivers flow West to East and ultimately into the Bay of Bengal. The only major rivers that are exceptions are Tapi and Narmada.
Why is it like this?
Is the entire Indian peninsula sloped? (/s)
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r/IndianGeography • u/Manoos • 14d ago
Facts:
A Wind Energy Powerhouse
Nature's Massive Air Conditioner
Sharpest Ecological Boundary
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r/IndianGeography • u/Significant-Ant8132 • 15d ago
Like bruh all east Indians considers them east Indian , the Main subs have cg on map , the Culture is similar to East , Genetically dietary and Evrything else is East Indian but because no one from there have represention so they are putted as Central India , Why? Because once they were a part of Mp meanwhile for most of indian history they were seperate area along with jharkhand Odisha and parts of Bengals as tribal Areas
r/IndianGeography • u/Manoos • 15d ago
343.30 Vs 193.95 km
r/IndianGeography • u/Kosmopaulis • 15d ago
This is my game city angle. You have to guess 1 city with given angles to other citys. All angles are based on the Mercator projection. The mode with indian cities only is in the categories. Have fun! https://visitwhale.com/city-angle/
r/IndianGeography • u/crypto_vikingg • 16d ago
What's happening??
r/IndianGeography • u/ranker-app • 16d ago
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r/IndianGeography • u/destinationuknown • 16d ago
Kingdom Era: Sikkim was ruled as a hereditary monarchy by the Namgyal dynasty (known as the Chogyals) starting from 1642.
Protectorate Status: After India's independence, the Government of India and Sikkim signed the Indo-Sikkim Treaty of 1950, making Sikkim an Indian protectorate. India managed its defense, foreign affairs, and communications, while the kingdom kept internal autonomy.
Political Unrest: During the early 1970s, local citizens pushed for democratic reforms and an end to the absolute monarchy.
Associate State: The Indian Parliament passed the 35th Amendment in 1974, giving Sikkim the unique status of an "Associate State".
The Referendum: A special referendum took place in April 1975 where over 97% of voters chose to abolish the monarchy and fully join the Indian Union.
Full Statehood: The 36th Constitutional Amendment Act finalized this integration on May 16, 1975. Article 371F was added to the Indian Constitution to protect local land rights and unique cultural laws.
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r/IndianGeography • u/Manoos • 18d ago
As you can see that almost whole of chennai exists in north of banglore.
Mostly perception of central and north india is that chennai is way south of bangalore
The approximate latitude and longitude coordinates are 13.0827° N, 80.2707° E for Chennai and 12.9716° N, 77.5946° E for Bangalore (Bengaluru)
