Geographical Scenarios (Madhya Pradesh)

Morena and Datia districts, located in the northern part of Madhya Pradesh, experience high temperatures during the summer season. Annual average rainfall of the state is 1160 mm, with the heaviest rains in the south eastern part and decreasing towards the north-west.

The climate of Madhya Pradesh is tropical. The state comes under the monsoon climate. The tropic of cancer originates through its central part. The southern part of the state has a wet and dry tropical climate. Hence option (c) is not correct.

After the formation of Chhattisgarh, Madhya Pradesh has become the second largest state of India. Rajasthan is the largest state of India. Madhya Pradesh is the largest state by Population Senanth.

The neighboring states of Madhya Pradesh are Uttar Pradesh in the Northeast, Maharashtra in the south, Chhattisgarh in the north, Rajasthan in the north-west and Gujarat in the West. Madhya Pradesh shared its border with 7 states before bifurcation but presently has 5 states as it's neighbor.

The neighboring states of Madhya Pradesh are Uttar Pradesh in the Northeast, Maharashtra in the south, Chhattisgarh in the north, Rajasthan in the north-west and Gujarat in the West. Madhya Pradesh shared its border with 7 states before bifurcation but presently has 5 states as it's neighbor.

The neighboring states of Madhya Pradesh are Uttar Pradesh in the Northeast, Maharashtra in the south, Chhattisgarh in the north, Rajasthan in the north-west and Gujarat in the West. Madhya Pradesh shared its border with 7 states before bifurcation but presently has 5 states as it's neighbor.

The district of Jhabua touches the state boundaries of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Ratlam and Mandsaur touches the boundary of Rajasthan only whereas Alirajpur touches the boundary of Gujarat.

Sheopur district of Madhya Pradesh does not form the border with Uttar Pradesh. While Bhind, Satna, and Shivpuri districts share its border with Uttar Pradesh.

The area of undivided Madhya Pradesh was 443436 sq. km. After bifurcation, the total area of Madhya Pradesh is 308245 sq. km. Which is 9.38 percent of the country. It is India's second largest state in terms of area.

Sidhi on the northeast end of Madhya Pradesh is at about 81.88°E longitude while Jhabua on the western edge is located at 74.36°E longitude. There is a difference of 7.52° longitude between the two locations. Since the difference of 1º longitude is equal to 4 minutes, the time difference would be of 30 minutes or 30.08°. Therefore, the sunrise will happen 30 minutes prior in Sidhi.