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varies considerably. It is less than 200 persons in the hill states of north-eastern India, Western Linguistic Composition Rajasthan and Rann of Ku... |
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Table 1.2. of urbanpopulation. Religious Composition It is, however, noticed that in almost all Religion is one of the most dominant forces the sta... |
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same may be very negligibly represented in other states. Source : Census of India, 2011 Muslims,thelargestreligiousminority,are Hindus are distribu... |
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Arunachal Pradesh, Nagaland, Manipur and Chotanagpur area and Hills of Manipur. Sikhs are mostly concentrated in relativelyMeghalaya.AmongtheUnionT... |
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Reprint 2026-27 Fig. 1.4 : India – Occupational Structure, 2011 Promoting Gender Sensitivity through All efforts need to be made to address the ‘Be... |
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workers in agriculture, householrate in different sectors in the country industries and other sectors, and compare. (Appendix–v and vA) is very wid... |
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dry and very cold and wet regions of India have low density of population. In this light, explain the role of climate on the distribution of popula... |
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Unit II Human Settlement means cluster of dwellings Chapter 2 of any type or size where human beings live. For this purpose, people may erect house... |
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universal Semi-clustered or fragmented settlements may feature, particularly in the northern plains. result from tendency of clustering in a Howeve... |
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shape, such as rectangular,radial,linear,etc.Suchsettlements and ethnic factors. Such villages are more frequentlyfoundinthemiddleandlowerGanga are... |
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on coastal locations, directly and sometimes through a series of they first developed some trading ports such market towns and cities. Thus, cities... |
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Census of India, 2011 http.//www.censusindia.gov.in (Provisional) administrative and military areas to them. Functional Classification of Towns Tow... |
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inland transport, such as Agra, Dhulia, Pandit two decades. Deendayal Upadhyay Nagar, Itarsi, Katni, etc. 18 India : People and Economy Reprint 202... |
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a river bank? (a) Agra (c) Patna (b) Bhopal (d) Kolkata Human Settlements 19 Reprint 2026-27 (ii) Which one of the following is NOT the part of the... |
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Unit III You must have observed that the land around you is put to different uses. Some land is Chapter 3 occupied by rivers, some may have trees a... |
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shops, etc., are activities carried out in that region. However, includedinthiscategory.Anexpansion while economic activities change over time, int... |
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agricultural left uncultivated for more than a year land are: but less than five years. If the land is (a) In developing countries, the share of po... |
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respect to the (iii) Theincreaseinthecurrentfallowcannot be explained from information reporting area. Secondly, since even the reporting area has ... |
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agriculturalsectors,thewastelandsand and fodder from a degraded area of CPR. culturable wastelands have witnessed CPRscanbedefinedascommunity’snatu... |
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(i.e. total cultivable land and common property resources (CPRs). land) can be arrived at by adding up net sown While the former is owned by an ind... |
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in southern parts of the country. agricultural year by increasing land-use Here, the temperature is high enough to grow intensity. The advantage of... |
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food for the overwhelming over and above the rainfall. The strategy of thmajority of population in India. Though, it is kind of irrigation is to pr... |
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rice cultivation is irrigated. Punjab and Haryana agricultural economy may be gauged from the are not traditional rice growing areas. Rice fact the... |
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zone.ountry. Leading producers of bajra are the states of Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Hence, its cultivation in India is done during Uttar Pra... |
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about 5.3 per cent of total vegetarian food as these are rich sources of proteins. These are legume crops which cropped area. It is main food crop ... |
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