alleryStart learning →Which region, once part of Gondwanaland, is India's oldest, most stable land?
AHimalayan ranges
BPeninsular Plateau
CThar Desert region
DIndo-Gangetic Plain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Peninsular Plateau
The peninsular region was part of the ancient continent Gondwanaland and has stayed stable, unlike the young Himalayas.
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