india is located in the indian plate of the earth.
india is located in the indian plate of the earth.
in which plate of the earth is india located?
the indian plate
the indian plate is part of the great indo-australian plate, which underlies the indian ocean and bay of bengal, and is moving north-east at an average of . the india plate meets the burma plate (which is considered a portion of the great eurasian plate) at the sunda trench. at this point the india plate subducts beneath the burma plate, which carries the nicobar islands, the andaman islands, and northern sumatra. the india plate sinks deeper and deeper beneath the burma plate until the increasing temperature and pressure drive volatiles out of the subducting plate. these volatiles rise into the overlying plate, causing partial melting and the formation of magma. the rising magma intrudes into the crust above and exits the earth's crust through volcanoes in the form of a volcanic arc. the volcanic activity that results as the indo-australian plate subducts the eurasian plate has created the sunda arc.
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bullet::::- lieutenant, later lieutenant-colonel carl gustaf pereswetoff-morath; made a knight of the order of the sword for bravery in the battle of villmanstrand 1741









































bullet::::- major gustaf pereswetoff-morath, † 1704 narva









































bullet::::- [the lieutenant jurgen ‘morath’/‘morast’ fatally wounded at narva 1700 appears not to have been a pereswetoff-morath despite frequent claims to the contrary.]









































bullet::::- captain, later major, alexander rubzoff, prisoner poltava 1709









































bullet::::- lieutenant, later captain, carl gustaf rubzoff, prisoner narva 1704
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