Himalaya's Fold mountains and Thrust boundaries explained with animation (part 2/3) | UPSC

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why this video has so less views..no where else was i able to find such brilliant explanation

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I am a student doing a test on the himalayan plate and with this video I have learned a lot and revise a lot for my test which is on the monday I writting this comment big support for the one online teacher which is not boring

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[@zetaupsc]

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[@avalahalli]

Excellent visual explanation of fold mountains like Himalaya

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Love it , you know what we need . I am a hindi medium student but i have no problem to understand it . Big thank you ❤

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Thank you Sir your explanation really helped me to understand a part of Indian Physiography section of UPSC syllabus 😊

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wonderful explanation.. tysm... this video really deserves much more views and likes..

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Sir, I wish aapke saath Leh-Ladakh ja sakte road trip pe kabhi... Tab aur achhe se real mei dekh ke samajh paate ...

[@zetaupsc]

meanwhile we have google earth you can use it along with the video :) :)

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Great explanation

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[@patahe7036]

Too good sir......Ek video vo craton formation and rock system of India pe bana do please

[@zetaupsc]

Thanks dear, and happy new year, I will surely include it in pipeline. i think process of formation of craton is explained in my older video on Earth forming forces.

[@muhammadfahim3736]

Very simple and comprehensive way of explaining. Best diagram of himalayas folding and thrusting.it will be more good if you mention and write on diagram the timing of Std, Mct ,mbt. Thanks

[@zetaupsc]

Thanks dear, the problem with writing timing is that different sources have different ranges of date and if you see they can have a difference of as much as 10 to 20 M years. I really insist that people should adhere to dates given in there reference books. if you prepare for UPSC then follow ncert dates, if in geography studies then follow those dates. I would try to include approximate dates in futur tough. Keep watching and sharing

[@Haihaihell]

nice explanation thank you sir.

[@zetaupsc]

You are most welcome

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Thank you sir such a excellent video

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Glad you liked it

[@aleenaanupama125]

Helloo Sir, wonderful explanation.thanku so much❤can u upload the animation vedio 🙏

[@zetaupsc]

isn't the video already uploaded ???

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Nice

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Thank you

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[@dj86134]

Sir, how was Indian plate moving towards Eurasian plate, I mean there was Tethyan plate in between. Most explanations show as if Indian plate was floating over water and moving but there must be interaction between the Tethyan plate and Indian plate and since Tethyan plate is oceanic plate it must be subducting below Indian plate, is it so? please explain

[@zetaupsc]

@@dj86134 the Indian plate included tethyian oceanic plate, so it was one plate(not going into geologic derails) just like now the whole bay of bengal, Arabian sea and parts of Indian Ocean are part of Indian plate. A single plate can have oceanic and continental part so tethyian plate did not subduct under Indian plate because it was one plate. The Indian plate moved north because of sea floor spreading at Indian Ocean mid oceanic ridge which is discussed in other video

[@dj86134]

Sir can you please provide the link and thank you for the response sir, your videos are really amazing.

[@triptikaushik2907]

Sir , the boundary line between the Trans Himalayas and Tibetan plateau is called hinge line. Is it true??

[@zetaupsc]

@@triptikaushik2907 it is called std, sub Tibetan detachment

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As a matter of fact I have a Hindi channel, on which most of the videos shared here are present in Hindi. But since it did not get much subscribes, I have stopped uploading on it, you can search Zeta axis Hindi and it should popnup

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@@AtulDwivediIAS yes I will try to work on it too may be next year. But abhi to trying to focus on this, my job does not leave me with much time

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[@malaymukul8513]

The explanations on how the Himalaya form are completely wrong. Please read more modern literature. (e. g. Boyer and Elliott, 1983 and later).

[@zetaupsc]

😀😀😀they are not wrong they are based on ncerts for upsc. If u are specialising in geology then this video is not for you. I know morden theories and complex process but this is for upsc only

[@malaymukul8513]

@@zetaupsc The Himalaya are not fold mountains. They are fold-thrust belts. They definitely do not show the kind of symmetric upright folds your video shows.

[@zetaupsc]

@@malaymukul8513 kindly read ncerts it'l clearly says Himalayas are fold mountains and this is not a real world physics simulation this is overly simplified animation to show formation of Himalayas based on ncerts, kindly refer to ncert for detailed description ncert.nic.in/textbook/pdf/iess102.pdf

[@malaymukul8513]

Fold and block mountains are 1970s concepts. Guess NCERT texts are stuck there. In this day and age, there are so many videos on Himalaya that are more modern and realistic on KZbin. Please watch them and teach students something more contemporary. I am a teacher and typically have to make students unlearn a lot of dated concepts before teaching them contemporary concepts on mountain building.

[@zetaupsc]

@@malaymukul8513 I will teach them what helps them get marks in civil services exam, as long as it is in ncerts, i will teach it. And that is what is said in the beginning that this channel is dedicated for UPSC preparations only,