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Pankaj SoniAIR 130

Question Q.5Explain and discussGS1GS1

Explain the factors contributing to the variability of the Indian monsoon. Also, discuss its multi-dimensional impact.

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Introduction

Monsoon refers to reversal of wind in Indian subcontinent winds lead to precipitation in months of June-September and deposition of freshwater.

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Main Body

Monsoon result of complex phenomenon such as warming triggered protected... [illegible] precipitation variability due to monsoon receipt of 60% of fresh water needs from monsoon. Variability leads to drought and cloud water planisol. 60% of Indian Agriculture is rained. So it impacts agricultural productivity spinning over effect on other sectors of economy such as food processing. [Unclear] water dispute on rivers due to decline in water flows. Kaveri River dispute. Migration from rural to urban. Rain water Harvesting through open wells, Blue infrastructure. Spice city. Climate and Rein Resilient agriculture. [Weather] prediction and modelling with AD to quantum.

Became part of modern workforce, inheritance is softer, entrepreneurship → common life like liberal view protection of feudal liberty and opposition to reservation system. Click of morality between two section of society concerning necessity Bottom 50% holds only 2% of wealth. Social unrest due to caste based conflict. Bhim army vs Ramneesing. Ways to counter such phenomenon: → modern education and constitutional value of non discrimination and equality needs to be realised in masses.

— Pankaj Soni · AIR 130

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Cloud formation showing monsoon system with labeled arrows and processes

  • Addresses both causes and impacts of monsoon variability
  • Discusses multi-dimensional impact on agriculture, water, and economy
  • Mentions specific examples like Kaveri River dispute
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Pankaj Soni

AIR 130

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GS1GS1

Topic

Salient features of World's Physical Geography

Distribution of Key Natural Resources

Indian Monsoon - Causes and Variability

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194

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