Chapter 8
Northeast India
1) Write the answer-
Answer: Arunachal Pradesh of North East India was being bullied.
( b) When did the plains of the state connect with North-Eastern India ?
Answer: The plains of West Bengal connect North-Eastern India with mainland India.
( c) When and what is the main river of north-east India ?
Answer: Major rivers of North-East India- Meghalaya - Digaru (Umtru), Varapani (Umiam), Someshwari, Dudhnai.
Comparatively, it is more convenient to do agriculture in the plains than in the hilly regions. Due to the altitude in the hilly areas, there is a severe difficulty in obtaining agricultural inputs. Due to erosion of the soil, difficult irrigation areas are facing problems in Paharia region . Moreover, the climate of Paharia region is not favorable for all types of agriculture.
( d) What is the advantage of plains region for agricultural purposes ?
Ans: The state is in the plains region and the agricultural sector is ahead. Anhate Pahariya Rajya Khanat is transferred to Kheti (Jhum Kheti). Because there is no way to store water in the streets of Paharia area. Bedika agriculture is also practiced to some extent . Paddy field agriculture is practiced on the fertile soil of Pahar. In the hilly and plain areas, tea and rubber are also cultivated in the early stages of formal agriculture. or
Comparatively, it is more convenient to do agriculture in the plains than in the hilly regions.
Due to the altitude in the hilly areas, there is a severe difficulty in obtaining agricultural inputs. Due to erosion of the soil, difficult irrigation areas are facing problems in the Paharia region . Moreover, the climate of Paharia region is not favorable for all types of agriculture.
( e) When did North-Eastern India advance in the field of State Enterprises ?
Answer: North-Eastern India's diverse industrial sector is thriving.
2. What kind of farming is done in Paharia region ? ( Written under 50 standard words.)
Ans: People of Paharia community do farming by Jhum Kheti method. Every year, Pahar's Habi- forest cutting is done for Jhum Kheti Patha. After clearing the soil , the soil is cultivated in the traditional Sa-Sanjuli. Potatoes,kachu,turmeric,millet, sesame,paddyand various other crops arecultivated under Paharat Jhum method two years of cultivation, the land is released for uncultivated crops.
3. Fill in the blanks-
( a) Satkhan State of North-Eastern India has 2,55,083 square kilometers of clay .
( b) The north-eastern region of India extends from 20° N latitude to 29°30 ° N latitude.
( c) Northern East Monsoon Batah Shita Kalat Boy.
( d) There are 7 kingdoms in North-Eastern India .
(e) Mizoram is a state in the southernmost part of north-eastern India.
4. A map of North-East India will now be drawn and given below, where appropriate —
( a) Boundary of North-Eastern India.
(b) Brahmaputra and Barak rivers
Arunachal Pradesh- Luit, Sowanashiri, Chiang, Jiyabharali.
Assam- Brahmaputra, Barak, Sowanashiri, Manah, Jiyavarali, Buridihing, Kapili, Dhanashiri.
Tripura- Feni, Gomti, Chalai, Mahuri.
Manipur- Barak, Imphal, Iril.
Nagaland- Jhumki, Dayang, Tiju.
Mizoram- Kaladan, Tuivai, Sonai, Tolong, Longai.
