Many geography students often ask: Why is India called a subcontinent? The answer lies in its extraordinary geography, climate, biodiversity and demographic weight. Although India is part of the Asian ...

The deep reds and oranges seen in temperature maps over the Indian subcontinent represent very high land and air temperatures. How should they be understood and used to improve heat mitigation ...

If we take a bird’s eye view of the Indian subcontinent, one thing strikes us as its main feature: Diversity. This region has developed as a geographically, historically, culturally, and economically ...