The Satpura Range is considered south of which river?

Correct answer: Narmada

The Satpura Range is located south of the Narmada River in central India. The Narmada flows westward through a tectonic rift valley, and the usual physical-geography description places the Vindhya Range to its north and the Satpura Range to its south. This north–south relationship is the governing concept needed to solve the question. Therefore, option B, Narmada, is correct. The Ganga and Brahmaputra belong mainly to the northern and north-eastern drainage systems, and the Yamuna is a major tributary of the Ganga; none provides the specific reference used for the position of Satpura. The question asks about the range’s location relative to a river, not about a river flowing through the range. The Narmada–Vindhya–Satpura arrangement makes the answer unambiguous.