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'PXKTQPOGPVCN%QPFKVKQPU CPF3WCNKV[ LN=RMNKI/)NIURD[TNRNN Statement 1.01: Geographical Characteristics of India (a) Physical Map of India Statement 1.02: Geographical Characteristics of India (a) Political Map of India Statement 1.02: Geological Characteristics of India Statement 1.03: Geomorphological Characteristics of India Statement 1.04: Synoptic Lithological Characteristics of India Statement 1.05 : Coral Reefs in India वववरण 1.05 : भारत मᴂ प्रवाल भभत्ततयां (a) : Area-distribution of Coral Reefs (ि) : क्षेत्र-प्रवाल भभत्ततयⴂ िा ववतरण Lakshadweep लक्ष饍वीप S. No Area (in Km2) Class Name वर् ग िा नाम क्र. सं. क्षेत्रफल (वर् ग कि.मी मे) 1 Shallow Lagoon 107.15 उथला लगून 2 Deep Lagoon 135.88 गहन लगून 3 Inlet 0.48 इनलेट 4 Lagoonal Patch Reef 1.60 लगूनीय चप्पा शैलभित्‍ति 5 Beach/Exposed Sand 9.78 बीच/उद्भाभिि बालू 6 Lagoon(Shallow Sandy) 110.21 लगून (उथला बलुआ) 7 Sea Grass/Algae 9.77 िमुद्री घाि/शैवाल 8 Boulders/Dead Corals 7.31 बो쥍तडर/मिृ प्रवाल Live Corals Zone ( / ) रेखखि प्रवालﴂदा प्रवाल क्षेत्र खलु ा बबखरा िﴂ त् 29.77 9 (Open/Scattered)/Aligned Coral Zone क्षेत्र Live Corals Zone (Dense)/Aligned Coral 10 7.24 ( )/ रेखखि प्रवाल क्षेत्रﴂदा प्रवाल क्षेत्र घना िﴂ Zone त् 11 Coralline shelf 118.00 प्रवाल रेखा उपिट (दा प्रवाल क्षेत्र (गहन लगूनﴂ Live Corals Zone (Deep Lagoon) 57.17 त् 12 (दा प्रवाल क्षेत्र (मध्तयविी गहराईﴂ Live Corals Zone (Intermediate Depth) 4.48 त् 13 14 Coral Knolls 2.47 प्रवाल टेकरी (दा प्रवालﴂ ट (त् ﴂReef Front (Live Corals) 3.48 शैलभित्ि फ्र 15 Gulf of Mannar मन्नार िी खाडी S. No Area (in Km2) Class Name वर् ग िा नाम क्र. सं. क्षेत्रफल (वर् ग कि.मी मे) 1 Sand 1.65 रेि 2 Sandy substrate 18.56 बालुई अवस्िर 3 Sandy substrate Deep 34.12 बालुई अवस्िर गहन 4 Sea Grass 11.16 िमुद्री घाि 5 Rubbles Zone 1.01 रबल क्षेत्र दा प्रवाल क्षेत्रﴂ Live Corals Zone with sea grass 9.15 िमुद्री घाि के िाथ त् 6 7 Dead Corals 2.45 मिृ प्रवाल ट ﴂWindward Reef Front 3.22 हवा की ददशा वाले शैलभित्ि फ्र 8 9 Algal Ridge 0.32 शैवाल यु啍ि कटक Gulf of Kachchh ि楍छ िी खाडी S. No Area (in Km2) Class Name वर् ग िा नाम क्र. सं. क्षेत्रफल (वर् ग कि.मी मे) ककल लﴂTurbid Water 7.62 प 1 कﴂMud 90.01 प 2 3 Sand 13.13 बालू 4 Matty Algae 3.82 मैटी शैवाल बालू बाला बीच ﴂक एवﴂAlgae with Mud and Sand 30.04 प 5 देﴂ िररक शैलभित्ति (शैवाल के िाथ त्ﴂInner Reef (Live Corals with Algae) 77.11 आ 6 (दे प्रवालﴂ Outer Reef (Live Corals with Algae) 26.77 बप्रावहारली ) शैलभित्ि (शैवाल के िाथ त् 7 8 Algal Ridge (live Corals with Algae) 14.81 शैवाल यु啍ति कटक (शैवाल के िाथ) 9 Sea Grass/Algae 5.74 िमुद्री घाि/शैवाल (दे प्रवाल (80 प्रतिशि िे अधिकﴂ Live Corals (More than 80%) 16.25 त् 10 दे प्रवालﴂ Deep Water Live Corals 5.46 गहरे पानी के त् 11 शैवाल के िाथ गहन प्रवाल ﴂDeep Corals with sand and Algae 1.01 बालू एव 12 13 Dead Corals 2.28 मिृ प्रवाल 14 Sandy Substrate 2.52 बालुई अवस्िर (ﴂदा प्रवाल नहीﴂ Reef Slope (No Live Corals) 0.19 शैलभित्ि ढलान (कोई त् 15 ट ﴂWindward Reef Front 3.6 हवा की ददशा वाले शैलभित्ि फ्र 16 Statement 1.05 : Coral Reefs in India वववरण 1.05 : भारत मᴂ प्रवाल भभत्ततयां (a) : Area-distribution of Coral Reefs (ि) : क्षेत्र-प्रवाल भभत्ततयⴂ िा ववतरण Andaman & Nicobar Islands अडं मान एवं तनिोबार 饍वीपसमू S. No Area (in Km2) Class Name वर् ग िा नाम क्र. सं. क्षेत्रफल (वर् ग कि.मी मे) 1 Sandy Beach 16.71 बालू-िट 2 Sandy Substrate (<5 m) 49.07 बालुई अवस्िर (<5 मीटर) 3 Sandy Substrate Deep (>5 m) 67.23 बालुई अवस्िर गहन (<5 मीटर) 4 Rock with sandy substrate 25.52 बालुई अवस्िर वाल शैल दा प्रवालﴂ Live Corals with Rocks 5.74 शैल के िाथ त् 5 दा प्रवालﴂ Live Corals with Sand 3.12 बालू के िाथ त् 6 7 Exposed Rocky Land 5.2 उद्भाभिि शैलीय िूभम 8 Sea Grass 0.04 िमुद्री घाि 9 Dead Corals 0.12 मिृ प्रवाल Source: State of Forest Report 2011, FSI स्रोि: रा煍य वन ररपोटट 2011, एफएिआई Statement 1.05 : Coral Reefs in India वववरण 1.05 : भारत मᴂ प्रवाल भभत्ततयां (b) : Diversity of hermatypic corals in the Indian Ocean (ख) : ह दं म ासार्र मᴂ वायु셁द्ध प्रवालⴂ िी ववववधता S. No Genera Species Locality थल क्र. सं. जाततयां प्रजाततयां 1 Gulf of Kutch* 24 37 क楍तछ की खाडी* *दﴂWest Coast Patches* 17 29 पत्चचमी िट के पैब 2 3 Lakshadweep Islands 37 103 लक्ष饍वीप 饍वीपिमूह 4 Palk bay and Gulf of Mannar 36 96 पा쥍तक खाडी, मन्तनार की खाडी 5 Tuticorin 19 21 िूिीकोररन मान 饍वीपिमूह ﴂAndaman Islands 31 82 अड 6 7 Nicobar Islands 43 103 तनकोबार 饍वीपिमूह Total for India* 37 199 भारत िे भलए िु ल* Source/स्रोि : Bakus G.J (1994) (ed.) "Coral reef Ecosystem," Oxford and IBH Publishing Co. India. C.M.F.R.I (1989), Bulletin No 43: "Marine Living Resources of the U.T of Lakshadweep, CMFRI, Cochin. India * Pillai, C.S.G. (1996) "Coral reefs of India: Their Conservation and Management, in (Pillai CSG and Menon N.G. eds) "Marine Biodiversity, Conservation and Management," CMFRI, Cochin, India. Statement 1.06 : Annual and Seasonal Mean Temperature वववरण 1.06 : वावर्िग एवं मौसमी औसत तापमान Unit - (°C)/ईिाई - (°C) Year Annual Jan-Feb Mar-May June-Sept Oct-Dec वर्ग वावर्िग जनवरी-फरवरी मार्ग-मई जून-भसतंबर अक्टूबर-हदसंबर 1901-10* 25.26 20.37 27.36 27.85 22.98 1911-20* 25.27 20.68 27.24 27.81 22.98 1921-30* 25.40 20.69 27.71 27.83 22.97 1931-40* 25.38 20.81 27.45 27.78 23.15 1941-50* 25.38 20.58 27.60 27.90 23.01 1951-60* 25.53 20.97 27.70 27.90 23.22 1961-70* 25.44 20.81 27.55 27.88 23.17 1971-80 25.46 20.66 27.61 27.83 23.36 1981-90* 25.57 20.93 27.56 28.03 23.38 1991-2000* 25.73 21.09 27.76 28.12 23.60 2001 25.61 20.81 27.74 27.91 23.62 2002 25.75 20.76 28.03 28.16 23.58 2003 25.61 20.73 27.84 28.09 23.34 2004 25.66 20.80 28.12 28.02 23.32 2005 25.59 20.83 27.72 28.24 23.12 2006 25.73 21.43 27.70 28.01 23.60 2007 25.68 20.95 27.86 28.10 23.43 2008 25.56 20.29 27.71 27.84 23.87 2009 26.05 21.61 28.13 28.54 23.63 2010 26.04 21.13 28.91 28.19 23.59 2011 25.63 20.55 27.68 28.04 23.73 2012 25.61 20.40 27.83 28.25 23.35 2013 25.69 20.96 28.05 28.02 23.37 2014 25.74 20.56 27.63 28.56 23.55 2015 25.93 21.08 27.64 28.45 24.10 2016 26.21 21.83 28.66 28.34 23.84 2017 26.04 21.40 28.22 28.38 23.85 2018 25.90 21.27 28.17 28.27 23.57 2019 25.86 20.71 28.00 28.60 23.49 Source: India Meteorological Department, Ministry of Earth Sciences/स्रोि : िारि मौिम ववज्ञान वविाग, | त्रालयﴂपथ्ृ तवी ववज्ञान म * Denotes average for the period. Statement 1.07 : Annual and Seasonal Minimum and Maximum Temperature वववरण 1.07 : वावर्िग एवं मौसमी न्‍यूनतम एवं अधधितम तापमान Unit - (°C)/ईिाई - (°C) Annual Jan-Feb Mar-May June-Sept Oct-Dec Year वावर्िग जनवरी-फरवरी मार्-ग मई जून-भसतंबर अक्टूबर-हदसंबर Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max Min Max वर्ग न्‍यूनतम अधधितम न्‍यूनतम अधधितम न्‍यूनतम अधधितम न्‍यूनतम अधधितम न्‍यूनतम अधधितम 1901-10* 20.21 30.45 13.60 27.25 21.32 33.42 23.98 31.98 16.92 28.74 1911-20* 20.18 30.31 14.37 26.71 21.01 33.61 23.94 32.11 17.47 28.98 1921-30* 20.45 30.52 14.09 27.09 21.78 34.17 24.09 31.76 17.42 28.26 1931-40* 20.47 30.34 14.94 26.62 21.72 33.42 24.13 31.64 17.54 28.71 1941-50* 19.88 30.70 13.53 27.37 21.50 33.74 24.03 31.77 16.54 29.11 1951-60* 20.45 30.72 14.40 27.52 21.56 33.90 23.91 31.84 17.18 29.20 1961-70* 20.14 30.97 14.25 27.79 21.20 33.89 23.84 32.01 17.06 29.20 1971-80* 19.93 30.93 13.94 27.38 21.41 33.96 23.61 32.42 17.13 29.31 1981-90* 20.20 31.09 14.35 27.67 21.49 34.06 23.88 32.80 17.51 29.29 1991-2000* 20.43 30.91 14.73 27.22 21.64 33.72 24.15 32.23 17.75 29.76 2001 20.45 30.77 14.58 27.03 22.04 33.44 24.10 31.72 17.92 29.32 2002 20.57 30.92 14.71 26.81 22.34 33.72 24.22 32.10 17.87 29.29 2003 20.49 30.74 14.78 26.68 22.13 33.55 24.22 31.96 17.67 29.00 2004 20.49 30.84 14.79 26.80 22.27 33.96 24.07 31.96 17.71 28.93 2005 20.42 30.76 14.99 26.66 21.92 33.51 24.24 32.23 17.44 28.79 2006 20.55 30.92 15.08 27.78 21.89 33.51 24.11 31.90 18.10 29.10 2007 20.51 30.85 14.87 27.02 22.03 33.68 24.32 31.87 17.65 29.21 2008 20.37 30.74 14.18 26.41 21.84 33.58 24.00 31.67 18.20 29.53 2009 20.74 31.37 15.34 27.89 22.15 34.12 24.40 32.67 18.04 29.21 2010 20.90 31.18 14.96 27.29 22.98 34.84 24.31 32.07 18.24 28.94 2011 20.36 30.89 14.34 26.75 21.74 33.62 24.16 31.93 17.93 29.53 2012 20.28 30.95 14.26 26.53 21.72 33.95 24.26 32.25 17.54 29.15 2013 20.53 30.84 14.87 27.04 22.05 34.05 24.21 31.83 17.89 28.84 2014 20.54 30.94 14.82 26.31 21.67 33.59 24.49 32.63 17.97 29.13 2015 20.75 31.11 15.10 27.05 21.94 33.34 24.37 32.53 18.51 29.69 2016 20.88 31.54 15.57 28.09 22.76 34.55 24.41 32.27 17.81 29.88 2017 20.77 31.31 15.11 27.69 22.30 34.13 24.40 32.37 18.18 29.51 2018 20.57 31.23 14.79 27.74 22.22 34.12 24.33 32.20 17.78 29.36 2019 20.83 30.88 14.63 26.79 22.13 33.88 24.66 32.54 18.58 28.40 | त्रालयﴂSource: India Meteorological Department, Ministry of Earth Sciences/स्रोि : िारि मौिम ववज्ञान वविाग, पथ्ृ तवी ववज्ञान म * Denotes min & max during the period.
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