Which Indian rivers and lakes term is correctly associated with course, basin or associated feature “it drains into the Bay of Bengal”, and also with “the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries”?
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Correct Answer: Option C — Krishna. Krishna is correctly identified as it drains into the Bay of Bengal. Krishna is also associated with the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries. Another identifying fact about Krishna is that it drains into the Bay of Bengal. A further exam-relevant fact about Krishna is that the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries. Why the other options are incorrect: Option A — Narmada: Narmada is it flows through a rift valley between the Vindhya and Satpura ranges. Narmada is also associated with it enters the Arabian Sea through the Gulf of Khambhat. Option B — Tapi: Tapi is it flows through Maharashtra and Gujarat. Tapi is also associated with it enters the Gulf of Khambhat near Surat. Option D — Wular Lake: Wular Lake is the Jhelum River flows through it. Wular Lake is also associated with it is associated with a tectonic basin and flood moderation. Exam Takeaway: Connect Krishna with “it drains into the Bay of Bengal” and “the Tungabhadra is one of its major tributaries” for revision.
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Major rivers of India: Ganga (2525 km, longest in India), Godavari (1465 km, longest peninsular river), Krishna (1400 km), Yamuna (1376 km), Narmada (1312 km), Indus (1114 km in India). Rivers are classified as Himalayan rivers (perennial, fed by glaciers) and Peninsular rivers (mostly seasonal). The Ganga basin is the largest river basin in India.
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