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The 18 pages that link to Indian Plate, each with the reason it gives.

• Eurasian PlateRelated: Its collision with Eurasia built the Himalaya and continues to deform southern Asia.

• Deccan TrapsRelated: Its motion over the Réunion hotspot may have helped position the eruptions.

• Indian subcontinentRelated: Its northward motion formed the subcontinent’s collision with Eurasia.

• AsiaRelated: Its collision with Eurasia raised the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau.

• KarakoramRelated: Its northward collision with Eurasia drives uplift across the Karakoram.

• Himalayan orogenyRelated: Its northward motion supplies the convergence that drives Himalayan mountain building.

• Pamir MountainsRelated: Its collision with Eurasia drives uplift across the Pamir region.

• Asian monsoonRelated: Its collision with Eurasia created topography that now influences monsoon circulation.

• 2015 Nepal earthquakeRelated: Its northward motion drives the convergence that produced the earthquake.

• Nanga ParbatRelated: Its ongoing convergence contributes to the region’s mountain building.

• Eastern HimalayaRelated: Its northward motion drives uplift across the eastern Himalaya.

• Tibetan Plateau upliftRelated: Its northward motion drives convergence with Eurasia and builds the Tibetan region.

• ManasluRelated: Its continuing convergence contributes to uplift and earthquakes in the region around Manaslu.

• Siwalik HillsRelated: Its ongoing collision with Eurasia drives the uplift that feeds sediment into the foothills.

• Arakan MountainsRelated: Its motion drives convergence along the western edge of Myanmar.

• Geology of the HimalayasRelated: Its northward motion drives the ongoing collision that builds the Himalayas.

• Nyenchen Tanglha MountainsRelated: Its collision with Eurasia underlies the broad uplift that shaped the range’s setting.