The Mediterranean climate is not a major climatic zone in India.

The Tropical Wet and Dry climate zone experiences alternating wet and dry seasons with distinct summer and winter periods.

The Tropical Rainforest climate is found in North-Eastern India, Western Ghats, and Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

The Temperate Continental climate zone is found in Northern India.

Climate is influenced by a combination of factors including latitude, altitude, and distance from the sea.

The Thar Desert in Rajasthan experiences a Desert climate.

The Western Ghats receive heavy rainfall due to orographic uplift, cyclonic activity, and monsoonal winds.

Srinagar experiences a Mediterranean climate.

Climate can influence agriculture, natural vegetation, water resources, and other aspects of a region.

The Tropical Rainforest climate does not have distinct wet and dry seasons.

Climate classification considers temperature, rainfall, humidity, and other factors.

The Kashmir Valley experiences a Temperate Continental climate.

Climate can impact economic activities, cultural practices, social customs, and other aspects of a region.

Human activities are not a natural factor that affects climate.

Climate classification considers temperature, rainfall, humidity, and other factors.