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UPSC Indian Geography 03 - Purvanchal & Aravali Hills

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UPSC Indian Geography 03 - Purvanchal & Aravali Hills


Purvanchal Hills
  • Patkai (Chairagiri hills)
  • Naga - Nagaland
  • Manipur-Baril
  • Mizo hills ( aks lushai hills)- Phawngpui hill
  • Jainta Hill - Nantinang (highest monolith)
  • Khasi Hills
  • Garo Hills

Aravali Hills
  • Oldest  Residual Mountain 
  • Starts from Vagad hill (Gujarat)
  • Great Boundary Fault (Aravali-vindhyachal)
  • Mount Abu (Arbudanchal) - Guru shikhar peak, 
  • Mahi and Luni river








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