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The offshoot running from Nilgiris of Tamil Nadu and Anaimalai hills of Kerala is called ___?
(A) Varshanadu
(B) Palani hills
(C) Andapatti hills
(D) None of these

Answer
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Hint:
From the Nilgiris of Tamil Nadu and Anaimalai hills in Kerala, the shoot runs at an altitude of 1500 m to 2000 m east. Three parts of the border of the national parks of the Nilgiri mountains. Mudumalai National Park lies in the northern part of the border between Kerala, Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, covering an area of ​​321 km.

Complete step by step solution:
 Vandaravu is the highest peak in the hills of Parani. It is located between the southern Cumbum Valley, bordered by the Vaigai River and the upper rivers, and the northern province of Kongunadu. The northern slopes are bounded by the Shanmukha River, the Nanganji River, and the Kodavanar River, which is the Kaveri River. The range lies mainly in the Dindigul district, with the exception of the western part, where it forms the boundary between the Dindigul district and the Thenni district to the south and the Idukki region to the southwest. The Kodaikanal hill station lies in the south-central part of the range. Palani Hills joins Anamalai Hills and Cardamom Hills in Anamudi peak district of Kerala. The Parani Mountains are an eastern extension of the Western Ghats Mountains, which run along the west coast of India. The Parisian dunes meet the high plateau of Anamalai (Kerala) in the west, and extend eastward to the plains of Tamil Nadu, covering an area of ​​2,068 square miles [2,068 sq km].

Hence, the correct answer is option B.

Note:
The Paranian hills are composed of preCambrian gneisses, charnockites and schists; they are among the oldest mountains in India. The park extends east of the Western Ghats hills formed by the division of blocks in India-Madagascar-Seychelles in East Gondwana in the Early Cretaceous period about 120 million years ago.