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Which mountain range separates the North India from the South India?
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Correct answer: Vindhyas
Explanation: ā Correct Answer: (B) Vindhyas š Explanation: The Vindhya Range is a complex, discontinuous chain of mountain ridges and hill ranges in west-central India. It is traditionally considered the geographical barrier that divides the Indian subcontinent into Northern India (Indo-Gangetic Plain) and Southern India. While not very high, the range has played a significant role in the historical and cultural separation of the two regions. The Satpura range runs parallel to it to the south.