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The western coastal plains of India lie between what?

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Correct answer: Western Ghats and Arabian Sea

The western coastal plains are the low, narrow lands along the western side of India. They lie between the steep Western Ghats on the east and the Arabian Sea on the west. Because the Ghats stand close to the sea in many places, this coastal plain is generally narrower than the eastern coastal plain. It includes coastal regions such as Konkan, Kannad, and the Malabar Coast.

Therefore, option A is correct: Western Ghats and Arabian Sea. The other choices describe unrelated regions. The Himalayas and Ganga are associated with northern India, while the Thar and Aravalli belong to western India. The Deccan and Bay of Bengal do not define the western coastal plains. The important relationship to remember is that the sea lies on one side and the Western Ghats on the other.

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