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The three parallel ranges of the Himalayas from north to south are —

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AHimadri, Himachal and Shivalik
BShivalik, Himadri and Himachal
CHimachal, Shivalik and Himadri
DKarakoram, Aravalli and Shivalik
Correct Answer: Himadri, Himachal and ShivalikYour Answer: A

Explanation

Correct (A): From north to south, the Himalayan ranges are the Greater Himalaya (Himadri), Lesser Himalaya (Himachal) and Outer Himalaya (Shivalik). Why the others are wrong: (B) and (C) put the same ranges in an incorrect order; (D) includes the Aravalli, which is not one of the three parallel Himalayan ranges.

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