Question Q.5)GS1GS1
The eastern coast and the western coast of India differ considerably in their geographical characteristics. Explain.
Main Body
India has coast of 7200kms in length which is geographically divided into 2 parts. One is eastern & other is western. Each coast has unique characteristic that makes them different.
Western Coast:
1Emergent coast
2Forms various ports (e.g. - Mangalore)
3Less river drains here
4Does not form delta
5Western ghat is parallel & continuous
Eastern Coast:
1Submergent coast
2Some of famous ports like Virag
3Various rivers from Ganga to Vigar drain
4Forms delts (e.g) Sundarban
5Eastern ghats are discontinuous
— Saichaitanya Jadhav · AIR 68
89 words3 paragraphs
Conclusion
However, they to have similarities - (A) Mangroves & corals are fond in both sides (B) Holds strategic interest & global trade importance (C) Various islands attacted like Ramedwaran & [illegible] - Therefore they both constitute to called India as Peninsular country which showcase ascetic beauty geographically to outer world
50 words
Diagram
Two-column comparison of Western Coast vs Eastern Coast characteristics
- Clear comparative structure with side-by-side analysis
- Identifies key geographical features like emergent vs submergent coasts
- Mentions specific ports and rivers as examples
- Discusses delta formation differences
- Identifies similarities in conclusion
Steal this copy's techniques PremiumAI pulls out the reusable moves — pick the ones you want as flashcards
Topper
Saichaitanya Jadhav
AIR 68
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Indian Geography
Coastal Geography
Distinguishing features of Eastern and Western Coasts
Writing Stats
139
Total words
3
Paragraphs
descriptive
Tone