Physical Division of South Chhotanagpur Region

Natural characteristics of the Earth's surface, such as landforms belies of water, climate zones, and vegetation. These features are part of the natural environment and are often used to describe the landscape of the region. If we want to know about any area of the earth, we must study its physical features and characteristics. Since times immemorial, land has played an important role in shaping the lives of human beings. Every area of the land has a specific physical, cultural, social, economic, and political feature. These specific features played an important role in the development of these regions and their civilization. Nature of rocks, types of rocks, and characteristics of rock decided the shape of physical features of land: Sedimentary rocks record changes in temperature, rainfall, and ocean current through their composition and fossil content. For the development of any region, the government has to make a plan for it. On the way of making and implementing a plan for any region, it is compulsory to know about the region. For studying about any region, its relief and physiography are studied first. So I had tried to study the physiography of south Chhota Nagpur according to my vision. In which it has been divided into so many subregions so that it can be studied nicely. The planner can understand its physical property as well as drawbacks nicely.

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ShodhPatra: International Journal of Science and Humanities.
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2024-10-01
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https://doi.org/10.70558/spijsh.2024.v01.i10.24111
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Multidisciplinary Science and Engineering Research
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Physical Division of South Chhotanagpur Region

Chandraprabha Dr. Chandraprabha, Aruna Kumari
ShodhPatra: International Journal of Science and Humanities.
Multidisciplinary Science and Engineering Research
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Physical Division of South Chhotanagpur Region

Chandraprabha Dr. Chandraprabha, Aruna Kumari
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Abstract

Natural characteristics of the Earth's surface, such as landforms belies of water, climate zones, and vegetation. These features are part of the natural environment and are often used to describe the landscape of the region. If we want to know about any area of the earth, we must study its physical features and characteristics. Since times immemorial, land has played an important role in shaping the lives of human beings. Every area of the land has a specific physical, cultural, social, economic, and political feature. These specific features played an important role in the development of these regions and their civilization. Nature of rocks, types of rocks, and characteristics of rock decided the shape of physical features of land: Sedimentary rocks record changes in temperature, rainfall, and ocean current through their composition and fossil content. For the development of any region, the government has to make a plan for it. On the way of making and implementing a plan for any region, it is compulsory to know about the region. For studying about any region, its relief and physiography are studied first. So I had tried to study the physiography of south Chhota Nagpur according to my vision. In which it has been divided into so many subregions so that it can be studied nicely. The planner can understand its physical property as well as drawbacks nicely.

ShodhPatra: International Journal of Science and Humanities.Vol. 1(10)
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