Uttarakhand: Mountainous terrain, seismic activity, and heavy monsoon rains make Uttarakhand highly prone to landslides.
Himachal Pradesh: Hilly regions, monsoon season, and rugged topography make Himachal Pradesh susceptible to landslides.
Jammu and Kashmir: Rugged topography and high precipitation contribute to landslides in Jammu and Kashmir.
Arunachal Pradesh: Steep slopes, heavy rainfall, and fragile terrain make Arunachal Pradesh prone to landslides.
Sikkim: Mountainous terrain, heavy rainfall, and deforestation make Sikkim vulnerable to landslides.
Meghalaya: Abundant rainfall, hilly regions, and unstable slopes increase the landslide risk in Meghalaya.
Assam: Flood-prone Brahmaputra Valley and hilly areas make Assam susceptible to landslides.
Kerala: Hilly districts, high rainfall, and geographical features contribute to landslides in Kerala.