Banking services chronicle magazine pdf

 Banking services chronicle magazine pdf

banking services chronicle magazine pdf Published The khasi hills and jaintia hills which form the central and eastern part of Meghalaya is an imposing plateau with rolling grasslands hills and river valleys. The southern face of the plateau is marked by deep gorges and abrupt slopes. At The foot of these slopes a narrow strip of plain land runs along the international Border with bangladesh. The garo hills which form the western part of meghalaya is lower in Elevation. The greater part of garo hills range in height from 450 m to 600 m And drop steeply to the brahmaputra valley on the north and to the plains of Bangladesh on the south nokrek peak (1412m) east of tura town is the highest Peak in western meghalaya. A number of rivers none of them navigable reign this mountainous state. In The garo hills the manda the damring and the janjiram flow towards the north While the ringge and the ganol flow in the westerly direction. Those that flow To the south are the simsang which is the biggest river in garo hills and the Bhogai for more details subscribe banking services chronicle magazine subscription.