The Northeast receives heavy rainfall due to its location near the Bay of Bengal and the presence of hills like Khasi and Garo. These hills trap moisture-laden monsoon winds, causing intense rainfall, especially in Cherrapunji and Mawsynram in Meghalaya. Class 7 ...
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Living root bridges are natural structures formed by guiding tree roots, especially of the rubber fig tree, across rivers and streams. These bridges grow stronger with time and are mainly found in Meghalaya’s Khasi and Jaintia Hills, built by local ...
Mawlynnong, in Meghalaya’s East Khasi Hills, is known as the “cleanest village in Asia.” It practices eco-friendly living with bamboo dustbins, compost pits and community cleanliness drives. The village also promotes tourism through homestays, living root bridges and cultural hospitality. Class ...
India’s coastline spans over 7,500 km and supports fishing, trade, tourism and biodiversity. It is home to ports, beaches, mangroves and coral reefs. Coastal plains enable agriculture and rivers meet seas here, forming fertile deltas that sustain millions of livelihoods. Class ...
The Western Ghats are a biodiversity hotspot with rich flora and fauna. They host many endemic species, including the lion-tailed macaque, king cobra and rare plants like insectivorous species. Dense forests support elephants, tigers and a variety of birds and ...