Raghav JhunjhunwalaAIR 4 · CSE 2025 · 190 wordsTheir whole copy
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Both Deccan and Chotanagpur Plateaus offer critical yet different resources based on their characters.
Body · points and prose
- Map of India
- Deccan labelled
- Chotanagpur labelled
(A) PHYSICAL character
| Base | Deccan Plateau | Chotanagpur |
|---|---|---|
| (1) History | Formation by volcanic Eruption of Reunion Islands | Formed by upward push of Indian plate |
| (2) Nature | more Even slope and Black Soil Based | less uneven; Red-yellow soil |
| (3) Agri Potential | very high due to high clay presence | Lesser scope (unfertile soil) |
| (4) Habitation | less pressure; plateau sparsely populated. | tribal dominance and Forest density |
(B). Resource Potential
| Deccan | Chotanagpur | |
|---|---|---|
| 1) Sedimentary Rocks | Less | More (mica, Dolomite) |
| 2) Igneous Rocks | More (lava based) Ex: Granite | More metamorphic nature |
| 3) Iron & steel (coal) | less/minimal | more Concentrated |
| 4) Natural Resource | Rich like W. Ghats Hydel Potential | Also rich forestry areas like Singbhum |
Close · a summary
Thus due to unique geography the regions differ, yet contribute significantly in own capacity.