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📘 Class 7 Social Science – Chapter 1: Geographical Diversity of India 🎓 Academic Year: 2025–2026 | Telugu Explanation 📚 Topic: Questions & Answers | NCERT/SCERT Based key moments 0:03 Introduction 0:38 1. What, in your opinion, are two important geographical features of India? Why do you think they are important? 2:23 2. What do you think India might have looked like if the Himalayas did not exist? 3:33 3. India has been called a ‘mini-continent’. Based on what you’ve read, why do you think this is so? 4:43 4. Follow one of India’s big rivers from where it starts to where it meets the ocean 6:23 5. Why is the southern part of India referred to as a peninsular plateau? 7:33 6. Which UNESCO Heritage Site mentioned in this chapter did you find more interesting 9:43 7. Look at the two maps of India, physical as well as political, given at the end of this book 11:23 8. Food preservation techniques differ from place to place across India 12:38 9. Despite having such different regions (mountains, deserts, plains, coasts), India remains one country In this video, we explain Chapter 1 – Geographical Diversity of India from Class 7 Social Science in simple Telugu. Learn the important questions and answers, key concepts, and how India’s diverse geography influences our daily lives. Perfect for students, teachers, and parents preparing for exams. 🔍 Topics Covered: Key geographical features of India Importance of geographical diversity Concept explanation with examples Textbook questions and answers (2025–26 syllabus) Telugu medium explanation ✅ Ideal for: CBSE / SCERT / AP & TS Board students 7th Class Social Studies exam preparation Daily/weekly test preparation 📌 Don't forget to LIKE, SHARE & SUBSCRIBE for more chapter-wise lessons in Telugu! 🔔 Subscribe to EduMasters CBSE for regular updates 👉 / @edumasterscbse 📲 Follow us for updates --- India is a land of vast geographical diversity, which plays an important role in shaping its climate, culture, and way of life. Two major features — the *Himalayas* and the *Gangetic Plains* — are especially important. The Himalayas protect India from cold winds, are the source of major rivers, and influence rainfall and climate. The Gangetic Plains, nourished by these rivers, are among the most fertile lands and support a large part of India's population through agriculture. If the **Himalayas didn’t exist**, India would be much colder and drier, with fewer rivers and less fertile soil. These mountains also give spiritual and cultural significance to the region, with many temples and monasteries nestled in them. India is often called a *mini-continent* because it has nearly every type of landform — mountains, deserts, plateaus, plains, islands, and coastlines. This variety leads to a range of climates, crops, animals, and traditions, making India rich and unique. Rivers like the *Ganga* are lifelines, used for drinking, farming, transport, electricity, and rituals. People use the river differently along its journey from the mountains to the sea. The *southern part of India* is called a *peninsular plateau* because it is a raised area of land surrounded by water on three sides. It is rich in minerals and rivers, and supports both agriculture and tribal life. Many *UNESCO World Heritage Sites* in India, such as the Great Himalayan National Park and the Sundarbans, protect rare plants, animals, and traditions. These areas also show how people live in harmony with nature. Even with so many different regions — mountains, deserts, coasts, and plains — **India remains united**. Geography helps connect people through rivers, trade, and travel. This shared use of land and resources builds unity among India's diverse people. --- for more videos https://www.youtube.com/live/LSxrQ4Wu... • NCERT Class 7 English Chapter 1 Explanatio... • NCERT Class 7 Hindi MALHAR chapter 1 in Te... #Class7SocialScience #TeluguMedium #GeographicalDiversity #2025Syllabus #SocialScienceInTelugu #NCERTSocialClass7 #EduMastersCBSE #TeluguEducation
