Describe the major physical division of India.

Explanation:

Mountains, plateaus, plains, coasts, and islands are among India's physical features.

1. The Himalayan Mountains-

• In the north, the Himalayas serve as sentinels. 
• The mountains of the Himalayas are separated into three main parallel ranges. 
• The Great Himalaya, also known as Himadri, is the highest mountain range in the world. 
• This range contains the world's highest peaks. 
• Himachal, or the Middle Himalayas, is to the south of Himadri. 
• The Shiwalik Range is the farthest south.

2. The Plains of Northern India-

• They are located to the south of the Himalayan Mountains. 
• They are normally flat and level. 
• These are fertile areas that are good for farming. 

3. The Great Indian Desert-

• It is the largest desert in the world. 
• It is located in the country's western region. 
• It's a sand-covered swath of land. 
• Because of the little rainfall, there is relatively little vegetation here.

4. The Peninsular Plateau-

• The Peninsular Plateau is the highest point on the peninsula. 
• Its form is triangular. 
• It's located south of the northern plains. 
• It has a very uneven relief. 
• There are numerous hill ranges and valleys in this area. 
• The Aravali hills are located to the northwest. 
• Other notable ranges include the Vindhyas and Satpuras. 
• These ranges are crossed by the Narmada and Tapi rivers. 
• The Arabian Sea is fed by these west-flowing rivers. 
• The Western Ghats, also known as Sahyadris, is located to the west of the plateau. 
• The Eastern Ghats are located to the east. 
• Minerals such as coal and iron ore abound on this plateau.

5. Coastal plain-

• They are located to the west and east of the Western and Eastern Ghats, respectively. 
• The east-flowing rivers Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, and Kaveri all enter the Bay of Bengal. 
• In their mouth, they've created fertile deltas.

6. The Islands-

• The country is made up of two groups of islands. 
• The Lakshadweep Islands are in the Arabian Sea, whereas the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are in the Bay of Bengal, to the southeast of the Indian mainland.