New Delhi is the capital of India.
There are some countries which are even smaller than New Delhi in land area.
Such countries are - - - -
1. Vatican city
2. Monaco
3. Nauru
4. Tuvalu
5. San Marino
6. Liechtenstein
7. Marshall islands
8. Saint Kits and Nevis
9. Maldives
10. Malta
Whatever I have written as the title is half complete.
The question was asked on Koun Banega Karodpati program.
Here is the complete question
Question
How many Indian states are there which don't have any coast line or share an international land border ???
Answer
This question requires a good knowledge of Indian map.
Lets start from South India.
The South Indian states wil not come into picture as they have costlines.
We are left with Madhya Pradesh, Chattisgadh and jharkhand..
Bihar and West Bengal share international border.
In the west we have states sharing international border.
In the east also, states are sharing international border.
In the north, we have only Haryana which neither have costlines nor international border.
Delhi is not a state.
In South India, we have forgotten about Telangana !!!!!
Telangana don't have coast or share international border.
Finally we are left with
Haryana
Madhya Pradesh
Chattisgadh
Jharkhand
Telangana
We have got 5 states which don't have coast line or share international land border.
I have listed down the most populated nations of the world -----
1. India
2. China
3. United States of America
4. Indonesia
5. Pakistan
6. Nigeria
7. Brazil
8. Bangladesh
9. Russia
10. Ethiopia
11. Mexico
12. Japan
13. Egypt
14. Philippines
15. Democratic Republic of Congo
This list is prepared measuring economic output and efficiency.
1. Ireland
2. Luxembourg
3. Denmark
4. Belgium
5. Norway
6. Switzerland
7. France
8. United States of American
9. Austria
Reptiles are the quite hunters.
Here is the list of reptiles each employing an unique method to catch its prey.
1. Alligators and Crocodile
These are patient hunters often waiting motionless in water.
2. Chameleon
These are the precision hunters and they use their rapid tongue extension to snatch the insects from the distance.
3. Geckoes
They use their adhesive toe pad to climb smoothly and ambush their prey from the above.
4. Python
They coil around their prey and suffocate it. Then they swallow whole of the prey.
5. Sea snakes
They hunt in coral reefs, using their venom to instantly immobalize the fish.
