Geography of India Through Maps: For IAS/PCS and Academic Exams (8th Edition)

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Changes, additions, enhancements are all eternal actions, nature also develops new ecosystem passing through all changes and this ecosystem is giving life to all the components. Even if the person keeps getting connected with such unwanted changes, the duration varies. Our examination system is also affected by similar changes whether it is competitive examination or academic examination. The geography of India has now become part of this process, under which not only efforts have been made to correct the errors but also new figures and facts have been included. In this effort, we have also used new maps. More than 400 maps & diagrams have been used in the book, which is not only needed but also making the name of the book meaningful.

The curiosity about the geography of our country is there in every citizen. Whenever geography is studied, the help of maps & diagrams has to be taken. In fact, geography cannot be imagined without maps. This is an ornaments of geography. The study of maps is also as broad as a subject. The study of geography along with maps is certainly an interesting process and hopefully readers will be able to take advantage of it. The extent to which this book has been able to be determined will only be determined by its benefits. The lack of information is visible in the maps which are published. In such a situation, the curiosity of the students remains incomplete. An attempt has been made to present these two subjects together under.

'Geography of India: Through Maps'.

This effort makes the study of geography much easier. Most questions are asked from 'Geography of India' in the Public Service Commission and other competitive examinations. This happens especially in the preliminary (objective) examination and the main examination (IAS/PCS). Keeping in mind the main examination, in each chapter of the book, the latest information, concepts and new dimensions have been added to the aspect of analysis. This book is useful for geography students and readers.

In preparing the book, Hemant has shown amazing restraint during typing and Lay out which is also reflected in the book. I would also like to thank S. Chand Publication, who inspired me to create a new book and in the end I am thankful to my wife Neelam, son Satwik and daughter Aadya who were instrumental in maintaining the environment that would be required for writing the book.

I am giving special thanks to Dr. Vikas Divyakriti Sir - DRISHTI IAS, who had given me opportunity to teach 'Geography of India' before such a big crowd at Delhi. That responsibility has put some extra pressure on me. During the teaching I have enhanced my knowledge and understanding regarding Geography of India and it helps me in writing of this book.

Book's Contents and Sample Pages