Sud de l'Índia

Sud de l'Índia
Tipus	Regió geogràfica
Localització
Entitat territorial administrativa	Índia
	13° N, 77° E / 13°N,77°E
Format per	Telangana ; Kerala ; Lakshadweep ; Pondicherry ; Tamil Nadu ; Andhra Pradesh ; Estat de Karnataka ; Illes Andaman i Nicobar
Dades i xifres
Superfície	635.780 km²

L'Índia del Sud, Índia meridional o Sud de l'Índia és la regió del subcontinent indi que comprèn els estats següents: Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Kerala i Tamil Nadu, així com els territoris de Lakshadweep i Pondicherry. Tots aquests pertanyen a l'Índia.

L'Índia del Sud es troba al sud de l'altiplà del Dècan, amb la mar d'Aràbia a l'oest i el golf de Bengala a l'est.

Antigament, a la literatura tradicional de l'Índia les muntanyes de Vindhya fromaven la frontera entre l'Índia del nord de l'Índia del sud.

Divisió lingüística[modifica]

L'Índia del Sud, habitada pels pobles dràvides, és una zona de l'Índia amb un caràcter especial. Amb cultures i costums diferents, i parlant llengües dravídiques, a l'Índia del Sud predominen quatre alfabets que la gent del nord generalment no pot entendre.

A nivell popular sovint la definició de "Índia del sud" s'oposa a "Índia del Nord", zona lingüísticament més homogènia on predominen les llengües indoàries que són, en gran manera, mútuament intel·ligibles.

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