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India is one of the countries that play a rather important part in the development of the world’s culture and economy in some spheres. India is also one of the most beautiful countries of the planet. Its culture and traditions can fairly be called the richest and the most authentic. Unfortunately, concerning the economical impact India makes into the world’s economy it must be mentioned that India is not very developed and it regarded as a developing and not a developed country. Nevertheless, the “developing” title did not influence the cultural peculiarities of India. India is not similar to any Asian country not mentioning the European countries because it is very individual. This is primarily due to the fact that India consists of 28 states and each state has its own state language, religion and ethnic pattern [1]. India is basically a constellation of religions, as it is the place where almost every world’s religion is represented. The Republic of India is also rather interesting in terms of its geography, government structure, political parties and social stratification.buy an essay
Geography
The Republic of India is situated in South Asia. It is known as the seventh largest country in the world. The Indian subcontinent is predominantly occupied by India itself. The Indian subcontinent in its turn is situated on the Indian Plate. The Deccan plateau makes up a large part of the southern Indian Peninsula. Some of India’s states are in the Himalayan Mountain Range and the majority posses a sufficiently fertile soul for agriculture as are situated in the Indo-Gangetic plain. The waters of the Indian Ocean wash the Republic of India. In addition to the part of India situated on the peninsula, it has islands – Sri Lanka, Maldives and Indonesia. Basically, the country also has three archipelagos. The first is Sunderbans, situated in the Gangetic delta in the West Bengal, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands in the southeast and Lakshadweep in the southwest coast. India borders with several countries and a desert on its west. This desert is known as a Thar Desert in the southeast of Pakistan. India also borders with Afghanistan, China, Nepal, Bhutan in the north-east, Bangladesh and Myanmar in the east[1]. The territory on which India borders with China is the longest as it goes along the Himalayan Mountain Range. The maximum length of the mainland part of the country is 3200 kilometers from the north to the south and 2700 kilometers from west to east. India’s coastline is around 7000 kilometers. There are several main rivers on the territory of the Indian Republic, such as – Krishna, Narmada, Kaveri, Godavari, Yamuna, Brahmaputra and Ganga.
The climate in India varies depending on the part of the country. It is tropical in the south and temperate in the north, due to the Himalayan Mountains. Another factor, which does have a strong, influence over India’s climate besides the Himalayas is the Thar Desert of Pakistan. The true reason the Himalayas are so important for India’s climate is because along with the Hindu Kush mountains they convert into a barrier that prevent the cold Central Asian winds from passing to the territory of the Republic of India. For the same reason India is a “warm” country. Basically India’s location on the continent is favorable for agriculture and for attracting guests in spite of the hot temperature of the country.