Question

Why is Indian sub-continent so called?

Answer 1

• India and the adjoining countries are considered to be a subcontinent as it is comprised of all the characteristics of a continent. 
• Indian sub-continent encompasses vast areas of diverse landmasses. Indian sub-continent is comprised of lofty mountains, fertile plains, desert and plateau. 
• There is also great vastness and diversities in terms of climate, natural vegetation, wildlife and other resources. 
• Also, the vivid characteristics of culture and tradition among the people make it a sub continent.