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Introduction The Wallace Line is one of the most important biogeographical boundaries in the world. Discovered by the 19th-century British

India’s INSTC and IMEC: Transforming Global Trade and Connectivity

In the 21st century, India has emerged as a pivotal player in global trade and logistics, leveraging its geographical and

Introduction The Coco Islands, an archipelago in the northeastern Indian Ocean, have long been a subject of geopolitical intrigue and

Introduction North Sentinel Island, a part of India’s Andaman and Nicobar archipelago, is one of the most isolated and mysterious

Introduction An earthquake is a sudden and violent shaking of the ground, often caused by movements within the Earth’s crust

Introduction Diego Garcia is a strategically significant atoll located in the Indian Ocean. It has been a topic of geopolitical

Introduction India’s coastline has undergone a significant revision, increasing from 7,516 km in 1970 to 11,098 km in 2023-24, marking

Introduction India’s remarkable journey in conserving its diverse wetlands has gained global attention. Wetlands, often referred to as the kidneys

An artesian basin is a geological formation that holds significant importance in the context of water supply. It is a

The Earth’s atmosphere is a complex, multilayered blanket of gases that surrounds our planet, protecting it and supporting life. It