The differential heating of land and water masses creates a pressure gradient, leading to the formation of monsoons.

The Indian monsoon is characterized by uneven distribution of rainfall, with some regions receiving heavy rainfall while others experience drought conditions.

The period of transition between the monsoon and non-monsoon seasons in India is known as autumn.

North-Eastern India, particularly the state of Meghalaya, receives the highest amount of rainfall during the monsoon season.

Groundwater is the primary source of water for irrigation in India, accounting for approximately 60% of the total water used for irrigation.

Johad, Khadin, and Talab are all traditional water conservation techniques used in India to capture and store rainwater.

The National River Linking Project is a large-scale interlinking of rivers in India to transfer water from surplus regions to deficit regions.

Pollution of water bodies, over-extraction of groundwater, and unequal distribution of water resources are all major challenges in the management of water resources in India.

The Central Water Commission, National Water Development Agency, and Ministry of Water Resources are all government agencies responsible for the regulation and development of water resources in India.

Conservation of water, efficient use of water, and augmentation of water resources are all key strategies for sustainable water resources management in India.

Rainwater harvesting is the process of collecting and storing rainwater for future use.

The Ganges is a major river in India that originates in the Himalayas and flows through the Indo-Gangetic Plain.

Deforestation is the large-scale deforestation of forests in India, leading to a decrease in rainfall and an increase in soil erosion.

Pollution of water bodies, over-extraction of groundwater, and inadequate infrastructure for water supply and sanitation are all major challenges in the management of water resources in urban areas in India.

Desalination is the process of converting saline water into freshwater.