Son River is a multi-state river that flows through Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and Jharkhand. It originates from Amarkantak region of Madhya Pradesh and flows up to Bihar and gets merged into Ganga. The famous cities like Dehri on Sone and Sonbhadra are situated on the banks of Son River and the Kabra […]

Yamuna River is one of the major rivers of India. It is the fifth-longest river of India and the second largest tributary of River Ganga. It originates from Bandar Pooch glacier located in Uttarakhand. Yamuna is the lifeline of the capital of India, New Delhi and it also flows from Haryana and Uttar Pradesh where

Ravi River is one of the five rivers which flow through Punjab from which Punjab got its name. It is a transboundary river that originates in Himachal Pradesh in India and flows through Punjab and then enters into Pakistan where it meets River Chenab before flowing into the Arabian Sea. The famous city of Pathankot

Kosi River flows into Nepal and the northern part of India. It originates from the Tibet province of China. After the Yamuna, Kosi is the second largest tributary of River Ganga. The river emerges from the great plains of north India where it adopts the way to Ganga River. Kosi is considered as the lifeline

Jhelum River is one of the five rivers which flows through Punjab region. The river originates from Jammu and Kashmir and from there it flows into Pakistan from PoK (Pakistan Occupied Kashmir) and assimilates with River Chenab in Pakistan. It is also a tributary of the River Indus. It is a transboundary river flowing through

Chenab River is a transboundary river that flows in both India and Pakistan. It is one of the five major rivers which flow in the Punjab region. Chenab River originates from Himachal Pradesh and travels to Jammu and Kashmir. From J & K, it enters Pakistan and meets the Indus River before going into the

Chambal River is one of the major rivers which flows in northern and central India. The River flows in Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan and Uttar Pradesh and it is the tributary of River Yamuna. Chambal River originates from Vidhya mountain range which is located in Madhya Pradesh. It then turns towards Rajasthan and finally enters into

Brahmaputra River is a perennial and trans-boundary river that flows into Tibet province of China, India and Bangladesh. In India, it mostly covers the north-east states. It starts from Lake Mansarovar in Tibet and then it enters in India from Arunachal Pradesh and Assam. It is one of the longest rivers of the world and

Betwa River is a perennial river which originates in Madhya Pradesh and flows up to Uttar Pradesh before merging in River Yamuna as it is the tributary of the river. Betwa River is an ancient river as the information regarding this river is also mentioned in the epic Mahabharata. On the confluence of Yamuna and

Beas River is one of the five most important rivers flowing into Punjab. Not only Punjab, but Beas is an important river in India also. We should have some basic information about the river for which we have created some sets of 10 lines on Beas River below. You should check all of them once.