UPMSP Intermediate Geography - Code 129 case studies
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UPMSP Intermediate Geography (Code 129) is the Class 12 geography paper of the Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad - the state board examination taken by students who have completed Class 11 and are working toward the Intermediate (HSC) certificate. It is a school-leaving and higher-education entry qualification, used for admission to undergraduate programmes and as a base for competitive examinations. The UPMSP Intermediate Geography - Code 129 case studies are 5 cases and about 4,515 words.
1One Dam, Two Sites on the Ranganga: Storage versus Foundation
Site selection for a flood-control dam on the Ranganga, a right-bank tributary of the Ghaghara in Uttar Pradesh. The river rises at 1,250 m in the outer Himalaya, drains 1,840 km², and after a 30 km course through boulder-studded Bhabar it emerges near Kalyanpur, where the bed gradient falls from 12 m/km to 1.4 m/km and the channel braids across a 1.2 km wide bed of sand and gravel.
916 words, about 5 min2Why More Canal Water Is Making the Fields White: Diagnosing a Sodic Patch
A block in the Ganga–Yamuna doab has been canal-irrigated since 1972. Sugarcane covers 62% of the net sown area and paddy 21%, both grown by flood irrigation.
848 words, about 4 min3Two Headlines From One Census: Did Family Planning or Out-Migration Slow This District?
District profile, 2011 to 2021. Population rose from 2.18 million to 2.42 million.
882 words, about 4 min4Where to Put the Sugar Mill: Cane Freight versus Power Evacuation
A cooperative federation proposes a 5,000 tonne-cane-per-day (TCD) sugar mill. The district produces about 4.8 lakh tonnes of cane a year, of which 38% is crushed by 90 khandsari units and the rest is sent 140 km by road to mills in a neighbouring district.
979 words, about 5 min5Fitting a District on A3: Scale, Source and Symbol Choice
A practical geography class must prepare a map of a district for a cropping-pattern report. The district measures 78 km east–west and 62 km north–south.
890 words, about 4 min