Question

In the given outline map of India, show the following places.
1.Standard Meridian
2. Coromandel Coast
3. Shillong

Answer 1

Hint: Shillong is the capital city of one of the northeastern states.
Coromandel coast is a southern coast towards the Bay of Bengal side.
The Standard Meridian of India is known to pass-through Prayagraj.

Complete answer:
From Gujarat to Arunachal Pradesh, there is a delay of two hours. Standard Meridian of India 82°30'E passing through Prayagraj is taken as the standard time. The latitudinal degree impacts the spa night, as one moves from south to north.
Coromandel Coast, expansive waterfront plain in eastern Tamil Nadu state, southern India. Reaching out over a territory of around 8,800 square miles (22,800 square km), it is limited by the Utkal Plains toward the north, the Bay of Bengal toward the east, the Kaveri delta toward the south, and the Eastern Ghats toward the west. The area gets its name from the Tamil CholaMandalam ("Land of the Chola,") an antiquated tradition that managed the district from the mid-ninth century CE to 1279.
The capital of Meghalaya is Shillong. Roosted at a height of 1,520 meters (4,990 feet) above ocean level, the city extends for around 6 km on a raised parcel. It is arranged on a level bound on the north by the Umiam gorge, on the northwest by the extraordinary mass of the Diengiei Hills.

Note: After India got free in August 1947, there were three separate time regions in India until 1955. Starting in 2014inthe entire of India follows the time set on 82.5 degrees east.
It was the Britishers who further made an interpretation of Cholamandalam into Coromandel and began utilizing it to allude to the coast.
Shillong was a little town until 1864 when it turned into the new considerate station of the Khasi and Jaintia slopes. It stayed the late spring capital of Eastern Bengal and Assam for a long time. A quake pulverized the city in 1897, requiring its total modification. In January 1972, Shillong turned into the capital of the recently shaped province of Meghalaya.