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Discover the essence of India's geographical diversity with Geography of India by Dr. Malkit Singh, an essential revision book for BA/BSc second-year semester 3 students at Punjab University, Chandigarh. This comprehensive guide delves into key aspects such as physiography, climate, drainage systems, and natural resources, providing a holistic understanding of the country's geography. With engaging insights and real-world applications, this book emphasizes the interplay between physical landscapes and human activities, making it a crucial resource for third-semester Geography students.
The primary focus of the book is to provide a comprehensive understanding of India's geographical diversity, covering aspects such as physiography, climate, drainage systems, and natural resources.
The author of the book is Dr. Malkit Singh, a distinguished expert in the field of geography.
The book is tailored specifically for students of BA/BSc in their second year at Punjab University, Chandigarh.
The book covers topics such as introduction to geography, relief and physiography, drainage system, climate, soils and natural vegetation, mineral resources, power resources, population, agriculture, industries, transport system, and international trade.
The syllabus for the course includes four units: introduction to geography, agriculture and natural hazards, population and mineral and power resources, and industries and trade and transport.
Yes, the book is essential for aspiring geographers and professionals alike due to its comprehensive analysis of geographical concepts and real-world applications.
The internal assessment for CDOE reappear/improvement candidates will be based on the maximum marks allotted to the paper(s) concerned.
The book explicitly explores the interplay between physical landscapes and human activities, showing how geography influences urbanization, settlement patterns, and economic development across the country.
The book uses a combination of descriptive text, diagrams, maps, and real-life examples to engage students and facilitate a deeper understanding of geographical concepts.
While tailored for Punjab University students, the comprehensive content of the book makes it a valuable resource for geography courses in other institutions as well.
1.An Introduction
2.Relief or Physiography
3.Drainage System
4.Climate
5.Soils and natural vegetation
6.Mineral resources
7.Power resources
8.Population
9.Agriculture
10.Industries
11.Transport system of India
12.International Trade
1.An Introduction
2.Relief or Physiography
3.Drainage System
4.Climate
5.Soils and natural vegetation
6.Mineral resources
7.Power resources
8.Population
9.Agriculture
10.Industries
11.Transport system of India
12.International Trade
The primary focus of the book is to provide a comprehensive understanding of India's geographical diversity, covering aspects such as physiography, climate, drainage systems, and natural resources.
The author of the book is Dr. Malkit Singh, a distinguished expert in the field of geography.
The book is tailored specifically for students of BA/BSc in their second year at Punjab University, Chandigarh.
The book covers topics such as introduction to geography, relief and physiography, drainage system, climate, soils and natural vegetation, mineral resources, power resources, population, agriculture, industries, transport system, and international trade.
The syllabus for the course includes four units: introduction to geography, agriculture and natural hazards, population and mineral and power resources, and industries and trade and transport.
Yes, the book is essential for aspiring geographers and professionals alike due to its comprehensive analysis of geographical concepts and real-world applications.
The internal assessment for CDOE reappear/improvement candidates will be based on the maximum marks allotted to the paper(s) concerned.
The book explicitly explores the interplay between physical landscapes and human activities, showing how geography influences urbanization, settlement patterns, and economic development across the country.
The book uses a combination of descriptive text, diagrams, maps, and real-life examples to engage students and facilitate a deeper understanding of geographical concepts.
While tailored for Punjab University students, the comprehensive content of the book makes it a valuable resource for geography courses in other institutions as well.
