Geography Paper 2

Map of Sesmic Zones of India

UPSC Notes: Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction

Sendai Framework is a guiding plan for disaster risk management for the period of 2015-30 with 7 targets and 4 action priorities. It is the successor to erstwhile Hyogo Framework for Action. In my previous post I had summarized the Disaster Management chapter of 2nd ARC Report. Voluntary and non-binding The state has the primary …

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Map of Sesmic Zones of India

Disaster Management: 2nd ARC Report Summary

Disaster Management forms a distinct part of the syllabus of General Studies III as well as Geography optional Paper II.  In the current scenario where climate change has already set in and the frequency and intensity of natural disasters are increasing, this topic assumes supreme importance. Disaster Managemnet, thus, is a must know for all …

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Internal Migration in India

Internal Migration in India: Challenges, Benefits, Solutions

 Internal migration in India is constantly on the rise. Internal migration means the migration of population within the territories of the country. NSSO report says 29% population is internally migrated. Rate of migration to urban centres higher than to rural % migration higher in females- main reason marriage Causes of Migration: Unequal social and economic …

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Land Reforms in India

Geography Notes: Land Reforms in India

Land Reforms in India Zamindari system introduced by the British had distorted the pattern of land ownership. They introduced a class of Zamindars who suddenly became owners of large tracts of land. This meant that a lot of farmers suddenly became landless and sharecroppers. This also promoted feudalism. The following measures were taken by the …

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Land Usage pattern in India

Geography Optional: Land Usage Pattern In India

The Land Usage Pattern in India is summarized below. Land use means the different ways in which the human beings utilize the land the dwell upon. This could include leaving the land as it is, forestry, agriculture, construction, grazing pastures etc. Net Sown Area  It is the total absolute value of the area cropped. This …

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