Question 5GS1GS1
Identify the major tsunamigenic zones in the Indian Ocean and explain the mechanism of tsunami wave propagation.
Introduction
Tsunamis are high waves generated to underwater seismic activity and make landfall in coastal regions
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Main Body
Tsunamis are high waves generated to underwater seismic activity and make landfall in coastal regions.
Zones in Indian Ocean
Major Zones:
1Bay of Bengal due to tectonic activity in Sunda region
22004 tsunami in Andaman & Nicobar
3Arabian sea by shifting of Gulsias plate → Gujarat region.
Agitation on self-reliance
1Leaders like Tilak were convinced moderate struggle would not be ineffective → led to primacy of mass action
2Focus on promotion of Indian values in national action
△ Tilak's Hindu Kesme pucessians in Bengal
3Made matting relations between different groups a priority
△ Gandhi's efforts to include Muslims & avoid communal divides
4Annulment of Partition signalled success of coherent measures → Confidence base for CDM, NCSN late
The Partition of Bengal shaped national struggle by giving the first mass action of Indian nationalism.
— Varun Tokas · AIR 117
140 words3 paragraphs
Diagram
Map showing zones in Indian Ocean with coastal regions marked
- Identifies specific tsunamigenic zones with geographic accuracy
- Includes 2004 tsunami as real-world example
- Includes diagram for spatial representation
- Clear structured points with numbered format
- Connects local movements to broader national integration
- References specific historical events
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Topper
Varun Tokas
AIR 117
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
Salient features of World's Physical Geography
Important Geophysical Phenomena
Tsunamis and tectonic activity in Indian Ocean
Writing Stats
155
Total words
3
Paragraphs
analytical and structured
Tone