The intricate web of the Indian Drainage System is a fascinating study of rivers and their tributaries. These water bodies hold tremendous significance in the Indian context, serving not just as geographical markers but also as lifelines of the population. They provide irrigation, drinking water, cheap transportation, power, and livelihood to millions. It's no wonder that most of India's major cities are nestled along these river banks.
Each year, the IAS Prelims Exam includes 2-3 questions related to Indian rivers, their tributaries, or their geographical locations. Therefore, gaining a thorough understanding of this topic is crucial for aspirants. This article provides a series of methods and strategies to help you remember the key rivers and their tributaries.
This article will be particularly helpful for those preparing for the Geography section of the UPSC syllabus for the Preliminary and Main Examination of UPSC Civil Service.
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