India’s landmass has been pushing into asia for millions of years. what are two consequences of this constant pushing?

The two consequences of the constant pushing of the Indian plate into the Eurasian plate are as below:

The pushing of Indian landmass into the "Eurasian plate" has caused the formation of the Great Himalayas. Due to the constant plate tectonic action, frequent tremors are experienced in the region.

Explanation:

The Indian plate has been pushing into the Eurasian plate for millions of years. This has caused the "northern edge" of the Indian landmass to rise subsequently. This rising of this landmass has resulted in the formation of the "Himalayan mountain range". Frequent earthquakes are felt in the region due to this action of plate tectonics.