The document provides guidelines for map work and highlights significant events in India's history related to nationalism, including key movements and congress sessions. It covers various geographical aspects such as soil types, water resources, agricultural production, and major commodities produced in different states. Additionally, it discusses India's manufacturing industries, important seaports and airports, and the Golden Quadrilateral highway network that links major urban centers.

1. MAP WORK
(CBSE)
SUBJECT CODE:
087
GRADE X

2. INSTRUCTIONS FOR AN ACCURATE MAP WORK
• KNOW THE POLITICAL/FEDERAL DIVISIONS WITHIN THE COUNTRY
• BE READY WITH YOUR STATIONARY-SHAPR PENCIL, ERASER, RULER
• USE ONLY A PENCIL TO LOCATE A PLACE WITH A NEAT SYMBOL OF YOUR CHOICE
• REMEMBER TO MAKE A KEY IF YOU ARE ATTEMPTING MULTIPLE QUESTIONS IN
THE SAME MAP
• DO NOT ANSWER THE MAP QUESTIONS ABOUT IDENTIFYING A PLACE IN
ANSWER BOOKLET
• MAP POINTING SHOULD BE DONE STRICTLY ONLY IN THE MAP PROVIDED.
• PRACTICE MAP POINTING ON REGULAR BASIS TO PRACTICE ACCURACY AND
NEATNESS
• DO NOT USE PEN TO WRITE ON MAP AS IT MIGHT BLOT THE PAPER.

3. HISTORY 2:
NATIONALISM
IN INDIA
INDIAN NATIONAL CONGRESS (INC) SESSIONS:
* Calcutta (Sept 1920)- khilafat movement
joined swaraj movement
* Nagpur (Dec 1920)- Non co-operation
movement was adopted
* Madras 1927
* Lahore (dec 1929)- poorna swaraj was
adopted

4. HISTORY 2:
NATIONALISM IN INDIA
1- CHAMPARAN (Bihar): indigo plantation
workers revolted against oppressive
planatation system, 1917
2- KHEDA (Gujarat): peasant stayagrah
against revenue collection after crop
failure and plague, 1917
3- AHMEDABAD (Gujarat): cotton mill workers
satyagrah, 1918
4- AMRITSAR (Punjab): Jallianwala bagh
massacre, 13 April 1919
5- CHAURI CHAURA (Uttar Pradesh): calling
off of the non-co-operation movement
6- DANDI (Gujarat): salt stayagrah, civil
disobedience movement, 1930
7- BARDOLI (Gujarat): no tax campaign, June
1928

5. GEOGRAPHY 1- RESOURCE AND DEVELOPMENT
1- FOREST AND MONTANE SOIL: varies in texture, acidic, low humus content, fertile in plains and
valleys
2- ALLUVIAL SOIL: deposited by Himalayan rivers in northern plains and by peninsular rivers along
their deltas, rich in potash, phosphoric acid, lime
3- RED AND YELLOW SOIL: develops on crystalline igneous rocks, red due to infusion of iron and
turns yellow in hydrated form
4- BLACK SOIL: made of lava flows, holds moisture, cayey material, rich in calcium carbonate,
magnesium, lime and potash
5- LATERITE SOIL: it means brick. Formed in tropical and sub-tropical climate, faces intense
leaching, deep and acidic(pH 6.0+), rich in humus
6- ARID SOIL: colour varies from red to brown, sandy, saline, lacks humus and moisture, less
calcium content in lower layers

7. GEOGRAPHY 3:
WATER RESOURCES
DAMS
1- SALAL DAM: River Chenab,
J&K
2- BHAKRA NANGAL DAM: River Satluj,
Himachal Pradesh
3- TEHRI DAM:
River Bhagirathi, Uttarakhand
4- RANA PRATAP SAGAR DAM: River Chambal,
Rajasthan
5- SARDAR SAROVAR DAM: River Narmada,
Gujarat
6- HIRAKUD DAM:River Mahanadi, Odisha
7- NAGARJUNA DAM: River Krishna,
Andhra Pradesh and Telangana border
8- TUNGABHADRA DAM: River Krishna, Karnataka

8. GEOGRAPHY 4: AGRICULTURE
S.NO CROP KEY MAJOR PRODUCER STATES
1 RICE WEST BENGAL
2 WHEAT UTTAR PREDESH
3 TEA ASSAM, Tamil Nadu, West Bengal, Kerala, Uttarakhand, Meghalaya,
Andhra Pradesh, Tripura
4 COFFEE KARNATAKA, Kerala, Tamil Nadu
5 RUBBER KERALA, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andaman, Meghalaya
6 COTTON GUJARAT, Madhya Pradesh, Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana,
Tamil Nadu, Punjab, Haryana, Uttar Pradesh
7 SUGARCANE UTTAR PREDESH, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh,
Telangana, Bihar, Punjab, Haryana
8 JUTE WEST BENGAL, Bihar, Assam, Odisha, Meghalaya

9. GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR
PRODUCERS OF
- SUGARCANE
- COFFEE
- COTTON
- TEA
- RUBBER
- JUTE

10. GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR RICE
PRODUCING STATES
IN INDIA

11. GEOGRAPHY 4:
AGRICULTURE
MAJOR WHEAT
PRODUCING
STATES IN INDIA

12. GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
IRON ORE-
1) MAYURBHANJA-ODISHA
2) DURG- CHHATTISGARH
3) BELLARY- KARNATAKA
4) BAILADILA- CHHATTISGARH
5) KUDREMUKH-KARNATAKA

13. GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
COAL MINES-
1- RANIGUNJ
2- BOKARO
3- THALCHER
4- NEYVELI

14. GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
OIL FIELDS-
1- DIGBOI
2- NAHARKATIA
3- MUMBAI HIGH
4- BASSEIN
5- KALOL
6- ANKLESHWAR

15. GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
THERMAL POWER
PLANT-
1- NAMRUP
2- RAMAGUNDAM
3- SINGRAULI

16. GEOGRAPHY-5
MINERALS
AND POWER
RESOURCES:
NUCLEAR POWER
PLANT-
1- NARORA
2- KAKRAPARA
3- TARAPUR
4- KALPAKKAM

17. GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
COTTON TEXTILE INDUSTRY
1- KANPUR : Uttar Pradesh
2- SURAT: Gujarat
3- MUMBAI: Maharashtra
4- COIMBATORE: Tamil Nadu
5- INDORE: Madhya Pradesh

18. GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
IRON & STEEL
PLANTS
1- DURGAPUR: WEST BENGAL
2- BOKARO: JHARKHAND
3- JAMSHEDPUR: JHARKHAND
4- BHILAI: CHHATTISGARH
5- VIJAYNAGAR: KARNATAKA
6- SALEM: TAMIL NADU

19. GEOGRAPHY-6
MANUFACTURING
INDUSTRIES
SOFTWARE
TECHNOLOGY PARKS
1- Noida: Uttar Pradesh
2- Gandhinagar: Gujarat
3- Mumbai: Maharashtra
4- Pune: Maharashtra
5- Hyderabad: Telangana
6- Bengaluru: Karnataka
7- Chennai: Tamil Nadu
8- Thiruvananthapuram: Kerala

20. geography-7
Lifelines of national
economy (seaPORTS)
1- KANDLA (Gujarat)
2- MUMBAI (Maharashtra)
3- MARMAGAON (Goa)
4- KOCHI (Kerala)
5- NEW MANGALORE (Karnataka)
6- TUTICORIN (Tamilnadu)
7- CHENNAI (Tamil nadu)
8- VISHAKHAPATNAM (Andhra Pradesh)
9- PARADIP (Odisha)
10- HALDIA (West Bengal)

21. 1- KANDLA: developed to ease volume of trade on Mumbai port after
independence
2- MUMBAI: natural, well sheltered harbor, biggest sea port
3- MARMAGAON: premier port for exporting iron-ore
4- NEW MANGALORE: exports iron-ore from kudremukh mines
5- KOCHI: natural harbor
6- TUTICORIN: natural harbor with rich hinterland
7- CHENNAI: oldest artificial port in India, second in terms of trade volume after
Mumbai
8- VISHAKHAPATNAM: deepest land-locked, well protected port
9- PARADIP: specializes in iron-ore exports
10- HALDIA: subsidiary of Kolkata port, to ease its volume of trade
11- KOLKATA: inland riverine tidal port

22. geography-7
Lifelines of national
economy
(INTERNATIONAL
AIRPORTS)
1- Raja Sansi: Amritsar, Punjab
2- Indira Gandhi (IGI): New Delhi
3- Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose:
Kolkata, West Bengal
4- Chhattrapati Shivaji: Mumbai,
Maharashtra
5- Rajiv Gandhi: Hydearbad,
Telangana
6- Menambakkam: Chennai,
Tamil Nadu

23. geography-7
Lifelines of
national
economy
THE GOLDEN
QUADRILATERAL-
The Golden Quadrilateral (GQ) is a
national highway network
connecting most of the major
industrial, agricultural and cultural
centres of India. It forms a
quadrilateral connecting the four
major metro cities of India, viz., ...
Highways

24. Geography-7
Lifelines of
national economy
NATIONAL
HIGHWAYS LINKED
TO THE
NORTH-SOUTH
CORRIDOR AND
EAST-WEST
CORRIDOR

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