Geography Seminar
Team Pushpa Shanthi Kendram ποΈπ
Non-conventional sources of energy β‘
- For many ages we are using Coal, Petroleum etc
- These energy sources is known as conventional energy
- But now we are running out of it due to its non-renewable nature
- Burning such minerals can cause lot of Environmental Pollution
- As a solution for this we started using Non-conventional energy sources
- Such as Solar Energy, Wind Energy, Wave energy etc
- Its cheap, renewable & eco friendly
Transport π
Transport, or transportation, is the movement of humans, animals, and goods from one location to another. In other words, the action of transport is defined as a particular movement of an organism or thing from a point A to a point B. Modes of transport include air, land, water, cable, pipeline, and space.
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- Efficient mode of transport is essential
- Modes of transport are selected according to the physical characteristics of each region
Road Transport π£οΈ
- Important for linking rural & urban centers
- Roads
- National highways
- State highways
- District roads
- Village roads
- βThe Golden Quadrangle Super Highwayβ
- The six-lane super highways connecting the metropolitan cities in India such as Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai, Kolkata
- The National Highway Authority is responsible for such roads
Railways π
- Indian railway network is the largest in Asia
- Largest public sector
- Plays a important role in the industrial development of India
- Important for both passenger & cargo transport
- Rail transport started in 1853
- First Train
- Ran 34 KM
- Through rail between Mumbai & Thane
Rail Gauge |
Width |
Proportion |
Broad gauge |
1.676 mtr |
74% |
Metre gauge |
1 mtr |
21% |
Narrow gauge |
0.762 / 0.610 mtr |
5% |
Water Transport π’
- Cheapest
- Suitable for large scale cargo transport
- Does not cause Env-Pollution
- Best suit for international trade
Water bodies are classified into 2
- Marine water transport
- Inland water transport
- Water bodies like rivers, lakes & canals
- Used for
- Passenger transport
- Cargo transport
- Fishing
- Tourism
- 5 Inland waterways in India were declared as national waterways
- Inland Water Transport Authority: formed in 1986
- 12 major & 185 minor ports situated in the east west coasts of India
- Mumbai, Kochi, Kolkata, Chennai Etc
Air transport βοΈ
- Under the control of Airport Authority Of India
- 126 airports including 11 international airports
- Flight services
- Both international & domestic services
- Handled by Air India and Indian Airlines
- Private companies also operate flight services
Questions π€
- Pushpa Shanthi PVT LMT is planning to export C10H15N(Methamphetamine), the head of export Rahul decided to export it through water transport, but why ?
- How manu waterways in India were declared as national waterways ?
- How modes of transport are selected ?
- CEO of Pushpa Shanthi decided to start a company named Pushpa Energy Kendram, he chose Non-conventional sources of energy over conventional source of energy, why ?
- Examples for conventional energy sources ?
- How many international air ports are there in India ?
- Which is the largest public sector in India ?