The Himadri range is identified by which feature?

Correct answer: Highest snow-covered peaks

The Himalayas are conventionally divided into the Himadri, Himachal, and Shiwalik ranges. Himadri, also called the Great or Inner Himalaya, is the northernmost and highest division. It contains many of the tallest Himalayan peaks and remains snow-covered for long periods because of its great altitude. Thus option B, “highest snow-covered peaks,” correctly identifies its chief feature. Option A describes the Shiwalik range, which forms the low outer foothills. Sandy plateaus are not the defining landform of Himadri, and coastal marshes belong to low-lying coastal environments rather than a high mountain range. The answer follows from comparing altitude, position, and snow cover.