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The climatic barrier effect of the Himalayas is clear from which result?

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Answer and explanation

Correct answer: Reduction in the impact of cold Central Asian winds

The governing concept is the climatic role of the Himalayas as a high mountain barrier. In winter, the Himalayas obstruct the southward movement of extremely cold continental air masses from Central Asia toward the Indian subcontinent. This reduces their direct influence over the plains and helps India retain a comparatively milder winter climate than would otherwise be expected at similar latitudes. Therefore, option D is correct. The other choices do not describe a climatic barrier: coral formation is a marine biological process, the Eastern Ghats do not join the Himalayas, and the Aravallis are an ancient worn-down range rather than a newly formed fold system. The blocking of cold Central Asian winds is the clearest result named in the options.

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Indian GeographyHimalayasClimate BarrierCentral Asian WindsIndian ClimateMountains And Plateaus Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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Reduction in the impact of cold Central Asian winds

Why is this the correct answer?

The governing concept is the climatic role of the Himalayas as a high mountain barrier. In winter, the Himalayas obstruct the southward movement of extremely cold continental air masses from Central Asia toward the Indian subcontinent. This reduces their direct influence over the plains and helps India retain a comparatively milder winter climate than would otherwise be expected at similar latitudes. Therefore, option D is correct. The other choices do not describe a climatic barrier: coral formation is a marine biological process, the Eastern Ghats do not join the Himalayas, and the Aravallis are an ancient worn-down range rather than a newly formed fold system. The blocking of cold Central Asian winds is the clearest result named in the options.

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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