The document discusses different types of landslides and hill ranges in India that are prone to landslides. It notes that the Himalayas experience the most landslides, followed by the Vindhya range and other smaller hill ranges. Common natural causes of landslides include heavy rainfall, erosion, and changes in groundwater levels. The text also briefly describes different types of landslides such as flow landslides, topple landslides, and hard rock landslides.

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4.  The other hill ranges in India can
be grouped in decreasing order of
land slides proneness such as
ranges
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6. Vindhyas
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8.  Landslide causes expensive damage to
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 A majority of landslides are tricker by
natural causes including substain
etc..
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14. In the floe landslides the and other
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A topple landslide involves our training movement
which not blocked becomes bigger and bigger as its
come down and still lead to more loss.
In a land slides the material can break as it moves a
head but if the rock is very hard than such a
landslide is called “ .
In short landslide is shift and
to on a wards.
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