The most plausible explanation for the location of the Thar desert in western India is
Answer: C
The best explanation is the absence of mountains north of Rajasthan to cause the monsoon to shed its moisture there.
The Aravallis run parallel to the path of the Arabian Sea branch of the monsoon rather than across it, so they do not force the air to rise. With no barrier lying athwart the wind, the moisture is carried past Rajasthan without being precipitated.
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