Topics
Distributional Maps
- Distributional Maps
- Dot Method
- Choropleth Method
- Isopleth Method
- Geographical Field Visit
Endogenetic Movements
- Endogenetic Processes (Internal Movements)
- Slow Movements
- Mountain-building Movements (Orogenic)
- Continent-building (Epeirogenic) Movements
- Sudden Movements
- Earthquake
- Seismogram
- Earthquake and its causes
- Volcano
- Types of Volcanoes
- Effect of Volcanoes
- Distribution of Plates, Earthquake Zones, and Volcanoes in the World
Exogenetic Processes Part - I
- Exogenetic Processes
- Weathering
- Mechanical Weathering
- Chemical Weathering
- Biological Weathering
- Mass Movements (Mass Wasting)
- Erosion
Exogenetic Processes Part - II
- Exogenetic Processes
- Work of Rivers and Landforms
- Work of Glaciers and Landforms
- Work of the Wind and the Landforms Production
- Work of Sea Waves and the landforms
- Work of Groundwater and Landforms Production
Precipitation
- Precipitation
- Rainfall and It's Types
- World Distribution of Rainfall
- Rain Gauge
- Fog, Dew, and Frost
- Effects of Precipitation
- Acid Rain
Properties of Sea Water
- Properties of Sea Water
- Temperature of Sea Water
- Salinity of the Sea Water
- Density of Sea Water
- Distribution of Temperature, Salinity and Density of Seawater According to Depth
International Date Line
- Introduction of International Date Line
- Solution to the Confusion of Days
- International Date Line
Introduction to Economics
- Introduction to Economics
- Economy
- Types of Economy
- Globalisation of the Economy
- Functions of an Economy
Trade
- Concept of the Trade
- Types of Trade
- Balance of Trade
- International Trade Organisations
- Marketing
- Importance of Marketing
Urbanisation
- Urbanisation
- Reasons for Urbanisation
- Advantages of Urbanisation
- Problems of Urbanisation
Transport and Communication
- Transportation
- Importance of Transportation
- Communication
Tourism
- Tourism
- Types of Tourism
- Importance of Tourism Development in India
Notes
Tourism
- Thomas Cook was an English merchant who lived from 22 November 1808 to 18 July 1892.
- He is most known for establishing Thomas Cook & Son, a travel business.
- He was also one of the founders of the 'package tour,' which included travel, lodging, and other amenities.
- He planned to carry 600 sober activists from Leicester Campbell Street railway station to a teetotal rally in Loughborough, which was located eleven miles distant, in connection with the launch of the expanded Midland Counties Railway.
- In the end, he was successful in planning a round-trip across Europe.
- He eventually started a business selling travel tickets to tourists. Thomas Cook's early entrance into business helped contemporary tourism flourish.
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Majha Pravas by Vishnubhat Godse
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