Multiple choice

The mountain range which forms the Western boundary of the Indian sub-continent is called:

  1. Aravali

  2. Satpura

  3. Pirpanjal

  4. Hindukush
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Explanation

The Hindu Kush mountain range forms the western boundary of the Indian subcontinent, separating it from Central Asia. While the Aravallis are in western India, they are an internal range and do not define the subcontinent's boundary. The Satpura range is in central India, and the Pir Panjal is part of the inner Himalayan region.

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