Eastern Ghats
Ancient, discontinuous low ranges along east coast; lower rainfall than Western Ghats; cut by major rivers; Jindhagada is highest peak.
Ancient, discontinuous low ranges along east coast; lower rainfall than Western Ghats; cut by major rivers; Jindhagada is highest peak.
The Western Ghats are a UNESCO-listed biodiversity hotspot shaping peninsular India’s climate, rivers, and ecology.
The Satpura Range is a central Indian highland, forming a major physiographic divide between the Narmada and Tapti valleys and the Deccan Plateau.
Aravalli Range is one of Earth’s oldest mountain systems, vital for ecology, water security, biodiversity, and desert-control in western India.
Phagwara’s JCT mill shaped Punjab’s textile sector through its composite operations, export-oriented output, modernization, and strong local economic impact.
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Mandya is a key sugarcane district of Karnataka, anchored by MYSUGAR and supported by strong irrigation, sugar mills, and widespread jaggery units.
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Gokak’s textile sector reflects Karnataka’s leadership in India’s silk industry, driven by strong sericulture, diverse silk varieties, and key government support.
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Kullu’s woollen textile industry is famed for its vibrant handloom shawls, sustaining local livelihoods and preserving a rich weaving tradition.
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