Himadri is which range of the Himalayas?

Correct answer: The highest main range

The Himalayas are commonly divided into three major parallel ranges from south to north: the Shiwalik, the Lesser Himalaya, and the Great Himalaya. Himadri is another name for the Great Himalaya, also called the Inner Himalaya. It is the highest and northernmost of these main ranges and contains many of the loftiest Himalayan peaks, with extensive areas of permanent snow and glaciers.

Option D is correct because it describes Himadri as the highest main range. The outermost and lowest range is the Shiwalik, while the middle range is the Himachal or Lesser Himalaya. Thus options A, B, and C refer to other parts or incorrect positions. The important distinction is that “outermost” and “lowest” describe the southern Shiwalik range, whereas Himadri is the high inner range toward the north.