Calcutta Geographical Review June & September 1945

In addition to the highland of Central Asia is the continent of Europe which reinforces the influence of the former and in consequence the influence of the stormy westerlies is practically unfelt in China. [...] They differ not only in the length of growing season and the amount of rainfall but also in the intensity of the winter cold the annual march of temperaure and the seasonal distribution intensity and reliability of rainfall. [...] The correspondence of the summit planes of spurs of both granite-gneiss and the softer schists up to outer edge of the higher central plateau is a remarkable feature which shoWs that both were reduced to the base level."34 CALCUTTA GEOGRAPHICAL REVIEW WATERFALLS The youthful appearance of the rivers near the edge of the plateau where they descend upon the lowlands below the waterfalls has been no [...] 5 gives the description of soils subsoils.subsoir water irrigation and agriculture of each food and nutrition division and sudivision to show the inter-relatedness of the level of nutrition and food production the quality of soil nature of irrigation and kind of agricutural crops and the physiographic features of each division. [...] There is also a difference in the food habits of the people of the different 'parts of Sind and of the Hindus and the Muslims.