India's Majestic Seven: The Largest Rivers
India's Majestic Seven: The Largest Rivers
The Ganges River
- India's most sacred river, spanning 2,525 km, revered in Hinduism.
Godavari River
- Second longest in India, flows 1,464 km through central India.
Krishna River
- Stretching 1,400 km, a major source for irrigation and hydropower.
Yamuna River -
A significant tributary of the Ganges, covering 1,376 km.
Narmada River
- Flows westward for 1,312 km, forming a traditional boundary between North and South India.
Indus River
- One of the longest rivers globally at 3,180 km, crucial to India's ecosystem.
Brahmaputra River
- A major river in the Northeast, 2,900 km long, known for its ferocity.
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