Understand Indian Geography through 2D Animation | Mountains, Rivers, Dams, National Parks | UPSC GS

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In this video, embark on an engaging journey to understand Indian Geography using vibrant 2D animation. Dive deep into the intricacies of India's geographical features, including mountains, rivers, dams, and national parks. This visually immersive experience is tailored for UPSC GS preparation, providing a comprehensive overview of key geographical elements. Whether you're a UPSC aspirant or simply curious about India's landscape, this video offers an educational and visually enriching exploration.

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1.All Mountain Ranges of North India 00:00:00:00
2.All Mountain Ranges of South India 00:13:11:24
3.All Important Mountain Passes of India 00:25:29:04
4.Top 10 Highest Peaks of India 00:39:42:12

5.All Rivers of India through Animation 00:49:03:13
6.Himalayan River System Ganga, Indus & Brahmaputra through maps 02:04:18:07
7.Ganga River System Through Map | Tributaries of Ganga 02:37:13:04
8.Indus River System Through Map | Tributaries of Indus 02:50:22:10
9.Brahmaputra River System Through Map| Tributaries of Brahmaputra 03:03:39:16
10.Why Godavari is called Dakshin Ganga Godavari & Tributaries 03:15:45:20
11.Krishna River System Through Map Tributaries of Krishna 03:25:28:22
12.Narmada River & Its Subsidies Through Maps 03:33:12:21
13.Rivers of Uttarakhand All the Rivers of Uttarakhand 03:41:56:17
14.Rivers of U.P All the Rivers of Uttar Pradesh 03:54:58:20
15.Interstate Water Dispute in India explained –
Laws and Tribunals for solving Water Disputes | Polity 04:07:02:02

16.All Important Dams of India 04:20:12:19
17.Borders of India Through Maps|Border Disputes of India 04:44:47:22
18.Soils of India Explained through 3D Animation | Indian Geography 05:05:52:16
19.Major Ports of India | How Ports will help India achieve $5 Trillion Economy 05:24:40:11
20.75 Ramsar Sites of India| What is Ramsar Convention 05:39:07:24
21.All 106 National Parks of India 05:58:27:09

[studyiqofficial]

Geography is so confusing if you read it, what if we say

We have cracked it! Yes, We have covered All Mountains of India from Himalayas to Nilgiris and All Rivers of India from Ganga to Godavari and All Dams, National Parks etc., in detailed through Animated Maps!

Make note of them and share this video!

[Nithish]

13:03 C option is the right answer

Because, option A peaks like nanga Annapurna nanga parvat are parts of greater Himalayas.
Option b the given passes a part of greater Himalayas
Option D kamet is a part of Garhwal hills not Kumaon hills hills.

25:25 A: DCAB

39:30 option c is correct
Because, option A nathula pass is located in greater Himalayas in Uttarakhand
Option B shipki la pass is located in Himachal Pradesh.
Option D ajgar fort is located in Madhya Pradesh.

48:55 C option is correct

[souradeeppaul]

The major tributaries of the Indus River are:

Jhelum
Chenab
Ravi
Beas
Sutlej
These rivers are part of the Indus river system and contribute significantly to the flow of the Indus River as it traverses through different regions before emptying into the Arabian Sea. Each tributary has its own network of smaller tributaries and plays a crucial role in the ecology and economy of the regions it flows through.

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[souradeeppaul]

The major tributaries of the Indus River are:

Jhelum
Chenab
Ravi
Beas
Sutlej
These rivers contribute significantly to the Indus River system, supporting various ecological and economic activities along their courses.

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[souradeeppaul]

The Brahmaputra River originates from the Kailash ranges of the Himalayas and initially flows in a generally easterly direction. It runs for nearly 1, 100 km (680 mi) between the main range of the Himalayas to the south and the Kailas Range to the north1. After traversing the Himalayas, it extends as the Dihang into Arunachal Pradesh and widens as it approaches Assam. Eventually, it flows through Bangladesh and joins the Bay of Bengal2. The river’s journey spans approximately 2, 900 km, making it one of the major rivers in Asia.

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Thank u very much for this complete vedio... It really helped me to cover basics

[rajasri]

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[souradeeppaul]

Passing through India and Bangladesh the river completes its journey.

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[souradeeppaul]

The Brahmaputra River originates from the Angsi Glacier in the Himalayan Mountains, which is situated on the northern edge of the Himalayas1. From its source, the river runs for nearly 700 miles (1, 100 km) in a generally easterly direction between the Great Himalayas range to the south and the Kailas Range to the north2. It is known as the Yarlung Tsangpo in this region of Tibet, China3. After flowing through Tibet, the Brahmaputra enters India near the village of Gelling in Arunachal Pradesh and then flows southwest through the Assam Valley as the Brahmaputra3. Eventually, it heads south through Bangladesh as the Jamuna and merges with the Ganges, becoming the Meghna before emptying into the Bay of Bengal3

[creativenidhi]

Answer = DCAB
I.e. - javadi, shevaro, panchaimalai, palni (Hills)

[souradeeppaul]

The Godavari River, often referred to as the ‘Dakshina Ganga’ or ‘Southern Ganges, ’ originates from the Brahmagiri Mountain in Trimbakeshwar, near Nashik in the state of Maharashtra, India1. The river flows for about 1, 465 kilometers through various states before reaching its endpoint. It ultimately empties into the Bay of Bengal at Antarvedi, in the Konaseema district of Andhra Pradesh1. The Godavari is India’s second-longest river and holds significant cultural and religious importance, with many pilgrimages and cities situated along its banks.