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What mounten range is near India or India?
The Himalayas are near India
What is near the southeast coast of the Indian subcontinent?
Tamil Nadu is one of the 29 states of India. Its capital is Chennai, the largest city. Tamil Nadu lies in the southernmost part of the Indian Peninsula
Which State in India was the birthplace of Hinduism?
== == 1528 Mosque constructed in Ayodhya on supposed birthplace of Hindu deity, Lord Rama. Source: Wideangle/soul of India.
Did India have a tornado?
Yes. India has had tornadoes. They are most common in the areas near Bangladesh.
How many Acts are there in India?
near 1200 Acts
Where are Ellora Caves in India?
Ellora Caves are near Aurangabad in the State of Maharashtra of India.
What is the branch code of State Bank of India near Dasara Chowk in Kolhapur?
It is 000413.
Where is the best tea in India found?
Best Tea is found near the eastern part of India regions... mainly ASSAM state
Baghdad lies near what line of longitude?
Baghdad lies near the 45 east line of longitude.
The frigid lies near?
The frigid zone lies near the temperate zones which consist of the tepid latitudes.
Which abdominal organ lies near the diaphragm?
The liver lies near the diaphragm in the abdominal cavity.
What state is the most earthquake prone state in India?
The states which are near to the edge of massive plates are earthquake prone regions
What mounten range is near India or India?
The Himalayas are near India
Which is the largest fresh water lake of India?
Loktak Lake is the largest freshwater lake in India, located near Moirang in Manipur State
What river lies near Rome?
The Tiber is near Rome.
How far is kaushambi India from gurgaon India?
1. Kaushambi ( suburb near Delhi) is 50 Kms from Gurgaon. 2. Kaushambi District ( near Allahabad in Uttar Pradesh State ) is 550 Kms from Gurgaon.
Where is taj mahai?
The Taj Mahal is in India, near the city of Agra in the Northern state of Uttar Pradesh.
