The Western Ghats are higher, continuous and steeper, receiving heavy rainfall and rich in biodiversity. The Eastern Ghats are lower, broken and spread along the east coast, receiving less rain. Both ranges border the Deccan Plateau and influence river flow ...
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Kath-kuni or dhajji-dewari is a traditional house-building method in the western Himalayas using wood and stone. These houses are warm, durable and resistant to earthquakes. The technique reflects local knowledge and adaptation to the hilly terrain and seismic activity. Class 7 ...
Sri Aurobindo described India’s national character as being distinct due to its geography. He believed that India’s geographical uniqueness gave it a special identity and shaped its national spirit, setting it apart from other nations and influencing its cultural and ...
Yes. Kath-kuni and dhajji dewari are traditional Himalayan house-building styles using wood, stones and mud. These techniques are earthquake-resistant, eco-friendly and suited to cold climates. Common in Himachal Pradesh and Kashmir, they reflect ancient wisdom in sustainable construction. Class 7 Social ...