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India rejects China’s ‘mischievous attempts’ to assign ‘fictitious’ names to places in Arunachal
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Locations
On the Map
Arunachal Pradesh border with China
Climate & Geology
The region features a Montane climate with heavy monsoonal rainfall (June-September) and is geologically part of the 'Young Fold Mountains.' It is located in Seismic Zone V, indicating the highest level of seismicity and risk for tectonic activity and landslides.
Physical Context
Arunachal Pradesh is situated in the Eastern Himalayan phytogeographic region, characterized by rugged mountainous terrain and deep river valleys. It serves as a crucial buffer zone between the Tibetan Plateau and the Brahmaputra Valley, bordering Bhutan to the west and Myanmar to the east.
Resource Significance
Known as the 'Powerhouse of India,' the state holds nearly 40% of India's total hydropower potential; it is a global biodiversity hotspot and strategically vital for the 'Act East Policy' via the Stilwell Road (Ledo Road) connectivity.
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