The book “Geography of India: Landscapes, Resources, and People” provides an in-depth analysis of the geographical characteristics that make up India. This book is intended for a broad readership, including scholars, students, and everyone else curious in how India’s natural resources, landscapes, and people influence the country’s progress. India’s topography is a fascinating mix of varied terrains, from the snow-capped Himalayas in the north to the coastal plains and tropical rainforest in the south. This book explores the country’s many geographical characteristics, including the islands, the western and eastern ghats, the Peninsular Plateau, and the northern plains. The impact of these characteristics on the climate, agriculture, patterns of human habitation, and economic activity is examined in the book. Readers can picture the many landscapes that comprise this enormous territory thanks to detailed descriptions and vivid graphics. India’s natural resources, which are essential to its economic structure, are a major focus of the book. India’s mineral richness, water resources, agricultural resources, and forests are all covered in detail in the book, along with how they are used, preserved, and managed. It offers insights on sustainable behaviours for the future while critically examining the problems caused by pollution, resource depletion, and climate change. The relationship between the nation’s many geographical areas and its citizens is also examined in the book. It discusses how geography affects patterns of settlement, migration, urbanisation, and population distribution. The impact of geography on social, cultural, and economic systems in various regions of India will become clearer to readers. This book offers a comprehensive knowledge of India’s geographical identity and its role in determining the country’s destiny by tying together the concepts of landscape, resources, and human geography.