Rivers of Life: India's Top 10 Water Marvels
Ganges River:
India's spiritual and cultural lifeline, flowing 2,525 km through diverse landscapes and cities.
Godavari River
: Second longest in India, vital for South Central agriculture, spanning 1,464 km.
Krishna River
: Essential for South India's irrigation and power, stretching across 1,400 km.
Yamuna River:
Tributary of Ganges, flows 1,376 km, crucial for North India's ecology.
Narmada River
: Sacred river of Central India, flowing 1,312 km, supports rich biodiversity.
Indus River
: A transboundary river, vital for Pakistan and India, extending over 3,180 km.
Brahmaputra River
: A major river in Northeast India, journeying 2,900 km, known for its ferocity.
Mahanadi River
: A lifeline for East India, especially Odisha, running 890 km.
Kaveri River
: Drives Southern India's agrarian economy, a perennial river revered in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.
Tapti River
: Flows westward through Central India, covering 724 km, crucial for region's agriculture.
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