Which of the following is NOT a freshwater lake in India?

Which of the following is INCORRECTLY matched?

Where in India are the Sundari trees that provide durable and hard timber found?

Identify the water harvesting system in Western Himalayas.

What is the correct sequence of layers of Earth from the outside of the planet to the inside?

Which is the correct sequence of lakes according to depth (from maximum to minimum)?

Where does the Bay of Bengal Monsoon Branch and Arabian Sea Branch merge?

The partially molten upper mantle material called ______ is a mechanically vulnerable layer beneath the lithosphere characterised by low seismic wave velocity and high attenuation.

What is the name of the branch of river Godavari that joins the Bay of Bengal flowing through the Yanam enclave of the union territory of Puducherry?

Which of the following is NOT a tributary of the Godavari river?

Why do most parts of India receive rainfall from June to September?

Which water body separates Andaman in the north and Nicobar in the south?

Which crop is grown during the Zaid season in India?

The principal _____ reserves are in Neyveli in Tamil Nadu.

In which part of the Himalayas does its highest mountain peak, Kanchenjungga, lie?

Which of the following sedimentary minerals, known to everyone as ‘salt’, usually forms in arid climates where sea water evaporates?

Which hill is a part of the Meghalaya plateau?

Which tunnel has been built with ultra- modern specifications in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas at an altitude of 3000 meters above Mean Sea Level?

Which of the following hills is a part of the Western Ghats?

According to Koeppen’s Scheme, which type of climate is denoted by the letter ‘E’ in India?

Which of the following periods is known as the period of population explosion in India?

The East-West corridor connects which of the following cities?

The centre of a cyclone is a calm area. It is called the _____ of the storm.

In a particular trophic level, how is the standing crop measured?

In the early nineteenth century, who demonstrated that there are fourteen space lattices, or regularly repeating arrangements of points in space, that differ in symmetry and geometry?