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Can you find India? Where all do you find the sea? Which countries can you see? Can you see some of the countries with which India plays cricket matches? For example: England, Australia - Environmental Studies

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प्रश्न

  • Can you find India?
  • Where all do you find the sea? 
  • Which countries can you see? 
  • Can you see some of the countries with which India plays cricket matches? For example England, Australia, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and South Africa.
  • What else can you see on the globe?
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उत्तर

  • Yes, I can easily find India.
  • The sea is shown by blue colour on the globe.
  • I can see all countries. Some examples are—USA, UK, France, Canada, South Africa, Pakistan, etc.
  • Yes, I can see these countries.
  • Apart from the sea and countries, I can see islands, mountains, etc. on the globe.
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