Formation of Syntaxial bends in Himalayas (Part 3/3) with animation | UPSC

[@oopsArya]

Thank you so much! 🙏

[@zetaupsc]

You're so welcome!

[@tushartyagi7747]

Thankyou for the knowledge sir....I didn't know about these bands before watching your video and also that the mountains on both western and eastern side are turned

[@zetaupsc]

Glad it helped. Keep watching n sharing

[@varunchauhan7894]

Wao

[@zetaupsc]

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[@BPanda-bc7bt]

Thankful to you sir🎉

[@zetaupsc]

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[@Indiansolider335]

Excellent sir really . While studying i came across syntaxial bends. When im searching i got you sir. Good explaination sir

[@zetaupsc]

Thanks dear, please keep watching n sharing

[@Shristy77]

Thank you sir

[@zetaupsc]

Welcome

[@abhinabahazra]

Why such anti clockwise turn happened ?

[@zetaupsc]

Well dear during collision the Indian plate was mowing north now the western part of collided first creating a pivot causing the plate to turn anticlockwise. You can try this with a book just slide a note book on floor and let the western side of book hit an obstacle the book will show an anticlockwise movement

[@mohammadrafi6546]

y himalayan water drinkable? bcz its formed from indan plate joint to urasian plate btwn this sea water is present.... it should be salty ....🤔

[@zetaupsc]

The tethys sea water moved away into medeterenia, Arabian seaand bay of Bengal. There is no sea water inbetween Himalaya but it's remenars can be seen, in form of salt lakes in j&k like tosomori, panghonh. The source of water Himalayan rivers is glaciers and rain, therefore they are drinkable

[@mohammadrafi6546]

​@@zetaupsc thank you so much for your clearance, informatic one .... and nyc & easy video explanation...