Indian Geography

The Chenab is formed by the confluence of:

The Ravi is one of the rivers of the:

The Sutlej rises in the region of:

The Ganga enters the plains at:

Varanasi is situated on the bank of the:

Patna lies near the confluence region of the Ganga with several tributaries including the:

Majuli is a river island in the:

The Brahmaputra is characterized in Assam by a:

The Pennar River flows mainly through:

The Vaigai is an important river of:

The Palar is associated mainly with:

The Brahmani river system is associated with:

The Baitarani is a river of:

The Koldam hydropower project is associated with the:

The Almatti Dam is on the:

The Kaveri dispute primarily involves Karnataka and:

The largest lake in Rajasthan is:

Pichola Lake is located in:

Naukuchiatal is located in:

The southwest monsoon normally withdraws first from:

The retreating monsoon reaches the southeastern coast mainly during:

Tamil Nadu receives a large share of its annual rainfall from the:

The leeward side of the Western Ghats is relatively dry because of:

Cherrapunji and Mawsynram receive heavy rainfall due largely to:

The range between summer and winter temperatures is relatively small in: