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The Ghaggar-Hakra (Sarasvati) river and the Indus river.
India is a peninsula that juts into the Indian Ocean. When the Indo-Australian plate clashed into the Eurasian plate, it created the Himalayas, the Tibetan Plateau, and the Karakorum mountain range.Along the northern edge of India, you can find the Himalayas. South of this is the Kashmir Region. In this region you can find valleys and parts of the Indus River. To the west of India's capital, New Delhi, is the Great Indian Desert. It runs along the border of Pakistan. Just beyond this desert, you can find India's western beaches (Arabian Sea) and the Western Ghats. India curves and has more coastal lines along the eastern side of the country (Bay of Bengal). The Eastern Ghats are located along these eastern beaches. Between the two Ghats is the Deccan Plateau, which is a very important region. It serves as a natural barrier between India's culture. In the north, the Ganges Plain runs along the southern boundary of Nepal and the tip of Bangladesh's western border. India contains several rivers: Ganges, Yamuna, Chambal, Narmada, Goavari, Krishna, Cauvery, and Hooghly River can be found in this country.When you put all of these elements together, you get lush rainforests, low marshlands, deserts, and high mountains.
The northern plains of India, particularly the regions of Punjab and Haryana, are formed of older alluvium. This alluvium consists of sediments deposited by ancient river systems, which have since shifted or changed course. The soil in these areas is generally fertile, supporting extensive agriculture. The presence of older alluvium is a key factor in the agricultural productivity of these plains.
The Silk Road facilitated the exchange of a diverse array of goods and ideas across regions such as China, Central Asia, Africa, and India. From China, silk, ceramics, and paper were prominent exports, while Central Asia contributed horses, furs, and precious metals. India played a key role by trading spices, textiles, and gems, while Africa introduced gold, ivory, and exotic animals. Additionally, the Silk Road was a conduit for cultural exchanges, including religious beliefs, scientific knowledge, and technological innovations.
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The Ghaggar-Hakra (Sarasvati) river and the Indus river.
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China, the fastest growing economy of the world and India the most developing country of third world need to understand each other thoroughly since China grows into a big giant and aims to capture the economies of the super powers of the world particularly USA. This is high time for India to grow its ties with China and take a stance to grow peace-talks in the region alongwith increased trade activities with China. Since India is one of the key instrument in the hands of US with its growing support in the development of economy and defence installations. India needs to withdraw itself from the hands of US and ally itself with China to develop South Asia as emerging economy of the world. This will 1. Stabilize the peace situation in the region 2. Help in the development of eceonomy of varios players in the region 3. Help India grow its strong ties with the upcoming super power of the world