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Kodaikanal is a famous town associated with which hill region?

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Correct answer: Palani Hills

Option A, the Palani Hills, is correct. Kodaikanal is a well-known hill town in Tamil Nadu and lies in the Palani Hills, which form part of the southern hill systems associated with the Western Ghats. The Khasi Hills are in Meghalaya, the Naga Hills are mainly in Nagaland and adjoining northeastern areas, and the Dafla Hills are also in the Northeast. These alternatives therefore point to different regions of India. Kodaikanal’s location in Tamil Nadu and its direct association with the Palani Hills provide the required geographical link. The question is factual and does not require a calculation or comparison of heights.

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Indian GeographyKodaikanalPalani HillsTamil NaduMountains And Plateaus Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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What is the correct answer to this question?

Palani Hills

Why is this the correct answer?

Option A, the Palani Hills, is correct. Kodaikanal is a well-known hill town in Tamil Nadu and lies in the Palani Hills, which form part of the southern hill systems associated with the Western Ghats. The Khasi Hills are in Meghalaya, the Naga Hills are mainly in Nagaland and adjoining northeastern areas, and the Dafla Hills are also in the Northeast. These alternatives therefore point to different regions of India. Kodaikanal’s location in Tamil Nadu and its direct association with the Palani Hills provide the required geographical link. The question is factual and does not require a calculation or comparison of heights.

Which subject and chapter does this question cover?

This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian Geography. Topic: Mountains and Plateaus of India.

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