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What is the most correct formula to remember the three Himalayan ranges?

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Correct answer: From north to south Himadri Himachal Shiwalik

Direct answer: Option A, north to south—Himadri, Himachal and Shiwalik. The Himalayas have three roughly parallel ranges. Himadri, also called the Greater Himalaya, is the highest and lies farthest north. Himachal, the Lesser Himalaya, lies south of it. Shiwalik, the Outer Himalaya, is the southernmost and lowest range. Therefore the sequence is Himadri → Himachal → Shiwalik. Option A gives exactly this order and is correct. Option B reverses the order, giving the southern range first, so it is wrong for north-to-south order. Option C names directions and regions incorrectly; Thar and Coast are not the three Himalayan ranges. Option D mixes a sea island group with one Himalayan range and gives no valid sequence. Memory cue: “High, Lesser, Outer” means Himadri, Himachal, Shiwalik from north to south.

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