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प्रश्न
Indian Ocean is truly Indian. Explain this statement giving two reasons.
उत्तर
- India lies at the head of Indian ocean commanding trade routes running in all directions.
- Its long coastline with maximum number of ports leads to well-developed trading activities.
- Indian ports serve as entrepots for countries on the west and east of Indian ocean.
- The western and eastern hemisphere is connected through the Indian Ocean.
- No other country has such a long coastline on this ocean as India.
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