NEET BIOLOGY

Detailed explanation-1: -Monsoons in India and China are both a blessing and a curse. Tons of waste pour into the Ganges River daily. False; It is an extremely important water source to a third of China’s population.

Detailed explanation-2: -The mostly-dependable rains are a great blessing to the people of rural India bringing good crops and prosperity but when the rains come too fast and too furious, they are a curse, bringing flooding, loss of property and loss of life.

Detailed explanation-3: -Why may Indian farmers consider the monsoons both a blessing and a curse? The monsoons bring rain for watering fields, but can also cause destructive floods. How is the geography of the northeastern part of the subcontinent different from the northwestern?

Detailed explanation-4: -The Monsoon Wind, blowing from Africa across the Indian Ocean and over the Himalayas brings water and sediment to China’s coastal Plain. The well-watered, fertile soil has produced enough food to feed a large population for thousands of years.

Detailed explanation-5: -The monsoon season is a blessing for the farmers across the country as well as for agriculture. Farmers across the country await the monsoons as the monsoons rains are very important for the growth of crops. During the monsoon the fields, crops, trees and plants come alive.