This book is designed for 9th-grade students.
The book focuses on Geography and covers topics such as India's size, location, physical features, drainage, climate, vegetation, and population.
Yes the syllabus indicates there will be map work in the annual examination for the Natural Vegetation and Wildlife chapter.
Yes, the table of contents includes a glossary.
The book talks about drainage systems and rivers. The book also contains a section about natural resources.
The book title "Contemporary India-I" suggests that it might touch on current events but not explicitly stated.
While not explicitly stated, the focus on natural vegetation and wildlife, and the potential for conservation discussion, suggests there will be some mention of environmental aspects and potential challenges.
The book uses a clear and accessible language to make learning Geography engaging and informative, fostering an appreciation for India's environment and heritage.
The book is meant for Class IX students, and is most likely in an accessible language.
Yes, the textbook is designed with a student-friendly approach, making it suitable for self-study. The clear narrative and relatable contexts help facilitate understanding of complex concepts.