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Himalayan Rivers

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Q91

The unique structural landscape component called the 'Narmada-Son Lineament' marks a prominent tectonic line where rivers flow along which structural configuration?

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A.

The Aravalli fault boundary

B.

A ancient geofracture rift zone across Central India

C.

The Western Ghats deltaic complex

D.

The Shivalik alluvial fans apron

Explanation

The Narmada-Son Lineament is a major geofracture zone cutting across central India, running parallel to the Vindhyan and Satpura mountains, heavily guiding the linear fault courses of the Narmada and Son rivers.

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Q92

The famous multi-purpose project called 'Chamera Dam', which stands as a key infrastructural asset in Himachal Pradesh, is structurally engineered across which major river channel?

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A.

Beas

B.

Ravi

C.

Chenab

D.

Sutlej

Explanation

The Chamera Dam is a major hydroelectric storage project constructed across the Ravi River in the Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh.

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Q93

Which of the following right-bank tributaries of the Indus system carves through the rugged terrain of eastern Afghanistan and the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province before its historic confluence near Attock?

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A.

Shyok

B.

Kabul

C.

Gilgit

D.

Gomal

Explanation

The Kabul River rises in the Hindu Kush mountains of Afghanistan, flows past Kabul and Jalalabad, enters Pakistan, and joins the Indus mainstream near Attock.

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Q94

Which left-bank tributary of the Ganga system contains the specialized 'Teesta Barrage project at Gajoldoba', constructed to regulate canal distributions inside northern West Bengal tracks?

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A.

Manas Corridor

B.

Teesta River

C.

Kosi Conduit

D.

Mahananda Matrix

Explanation

The Gajoldoba Barrage is built across the Teesta River in Jalpaiguri, West Bengal, redirecting water for massive agricultural canal parameters across the sub-Himalayan plains before the river crosses into Bangladesh.

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Q95

The unique structural landscape component called the 'Singrauli Basin fault line' structurally checks and guides the tectonic trajectory of which major right-bank tributary before it merges into the Son River?

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A.

The Ken Axis

B.

The Rihand River

C.

The Betwa Channel

D.

The Chambal Loop

Explanation

The Rihand River cuts through the tectonic rift alignments of the Singrauli boundary matrix before its confluence with the Son, anchoring India's largest structural reservoir by volume, Govind Ballabh Pant Sagar.

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Q96

The famous multi-purpose project called 'Pong Dam', which creates a massive high-altitude reservoir also designated as a Ramsar wetland site, is structurally engineered across which Himalayan river channel?

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A.

Sutlej

B.

Beas

C.

Ravi

D.

Chenab

Explanation

The Pong Dam (also known as the Beas Dam) is an earth-fill embankment dam constructed across the Beas River in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh, anchoring the famous Maharana Pratap Sagar reservoir.

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Q97

The Hunza River, which carves a deep geomorphic canyon between the Karakoram and Hindu Kush peaks, is a major right-bank tributary of which mountain drainage system?

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A.

Jhelum Network

B.

Gilgit-Indus System

C.

Chenab Core

D.

Sutlej Channel Array

Explanation

The Hunza River serves as the primary right-bank tributary of the Gilgit River system, which subsequently empties its heavy glacial discharge directly into the main corridor of the Indus River.

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Q98

The statutory inter-state tracking framework established to manage allocations under the 'Ravi and Beas Waters Tribunal' was historically mandated to address resource sharing primarily between which states?

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A.

Maharashtra, Goa, and Karnataka

B.

Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan

C.

Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and Andhra Pradesh

D.

Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, and Kerala

Explanation

The Ravi and Beas Waters Tribunal (Eradi Tribunal) was constituted to resolve resource sharing friction primarily between Punjab, Haryana, and Rajasthan in the northern agricultural block.

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Q99

Which left-bank tributary of the Ganga system features the specialized 'Farraka Barrage feeder canal linkage', charting the dynamic entry of shifted currents into the Bhagirathi-Hooghly deltaic track?

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A.

Kosi Delta Path

B.

Ganga mainstream via Farakka Feeder Canal

C.

Mahananda Estuary Loop

D.

Gandak Plain Track

Explanation

The Farakka Barrage Feeder Canal is a 38.3-km long structural channel constructed to divert a controlled discharge of 40,000 cusecs from the Ganga mainstream directly into the Bhagirathi-Hooghly river layout.

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Q100

The unique structural landscape component called the 'Kaimur Quartzite Fault scarp' acts as a rigid geological barrier format that sharply guides the linear channel course of which river system?

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A.

The Luni endorheic axis

B.

The Son River System

C.

The Tapi Grabens matrix

D.

The Netravati Estuary grid

Explanation

The Son River flows through a deep structural strike valley bounded sharply to the north by the steep, fault-controlled escarpment of the Kaimur Range, preventing any northern tributary escapes until it reaches the open Gangetic plains.