Other Rivers

The origin of the Sutlej river is located on Lake Rakastal (lake) in Tibet. The Sutlej River usually flows from west to south-west itinerary moving into India via the Shipki La Pass located in Himachal Pradesh.

Kapili river is a tributary of Brahmaputra.

The correct match of given rivers and their tributaries is as follows:

The correct match of rivers and their tributaries is given below:

Luni river originates in the Pushkar Valley of the Aravalli range near Ajmer, passes through Thar desert and ends in marshy lands of Rann of Kutch in Gujarat, after travelling a distance of 511 km. Indravati river flows through Odisha, Maharashtra, Telangana and Chhattisgarh. Bhima river flows through Maharashtra, Karnataka and, Telangana. Whereas Ghatprabha flows through Maharashtra and Karnataka only.

Superimposed stream or river does not follow slopes of the lithosphere. The stream erodes through rocks and retains its course and pattern despite changes in the underlying rocks. Chambal and Son are the best examples of Superimposed rivers in India.

Sankosh river originates in northern Bhutan (where it is known as Puna Tsang Chhu) and flows into Brahmaputra river near the border of Assam and Bangladesh. It forms the boundary Assam and West Bengal.

Mahi river originates in Madhya Pradesh and enters Rajasthan in the district of Banswara and then flows to the south-west direction of Gujarat and falls into the Gulf of Khambhat.

Kishan Ganga is the main tributary of the Jhelum river on which Kishan Ganga project is developed. Tulbul Project is also built on River Jhelum.

Mithi river originates from Vihar Lake in Mumbai. After flowing 2km, the water of Powai Lake also merges in the streams. It Traverses over a distance of 18km and falls into the Arabian Sea near the Bay of Mahim.