Which statement correctly compares the Eastern and Western Ghats?

Correct answer: The Western Ghats are more continuous, while the Eastern Ghats are more broken

The correct answer is A. The Western Ghats run along the western edge of peninsular India as a comparatively continuous escarpment, although local gaps occur. The Eastern Ghats are more discontinuous because large east-flowing rivers, including the Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri, have cut through them. Both are mainland hill systems, not sea islands. The Western Ghats are associated with the western coastal side and Deccan upland, not the Ganga Plain. The Himalayas are far higher than the Eastern Ghats, so option D reverses the physical relationship. The comparison in option A is therefore accurate.