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If an option places Assam Himalaya between Indus and Satluj, what is the correct criticism?

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Correct answer: Indus–Satluj is the boundary of Punjab Himalaya, not Assam Himalaya

Correct answer: A. Himalayan regional sections are identified by the rivers between which they extend. The Punjab Himalaya lies between the Indus and Satluj rivers. Farther east, the Kumaon Himalaya lies between Satluj and Kali, the Nepal Himalaya between Kali and Teesta, and the Assam Himalaya between Teesta and Dihang. Therefore, placing Assam Himalaya between Indus and Satluj confuses the western Punjab section with the eastern Assam section. Option A gives the exact correction. Option B repeats the incorrect claim, so it cannot be the criticism. Option C is false because Assam Himalaya is a mountain region, not a sea island. Option D is false because the Thar is a desert region and is unrelated to the identity of Assam Himalaya. Always check both boundary rivers and their west-to-east order. Memory cue: Indus–Satluj = Punjab; Teesta–Dihang = Assam.

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Assam HimalayaPunjab HimalayaRiver BoundariesRegional DivisionThe Himalayan MountainsPhysical Features Of IndiaGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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