Which river originates from the Someshwar hills in Nepal and flows through the West Champaran district of Bihar?
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This question examines an important Bihar General Knowledge fact: “Which river originates from the Someshwar hills in Nepal and flows through the West Champaran district of Bihar?” The correct answer is Gandak. The Gandak river (also known as Narayani in Nepal) originates from the Tibetan plateau and flows through Nepal before entering Bihar through the West Champaran district. However, the Someshwar hills in Nepal are associated with the Gandak's tributaries and its entry point into Bihar. The Gandak enters Bihar at Trivenighat near Valmiki Nagar (West Champaran), where the Valmiki Tiger Reserve is located. It then flows south and joins the Ganga at Hajipur (Vaishali).