Majuli Island is associated with which river?

Correct answer: Brahmaputra

The direct answer is A: Brahmaputra. Majuli is a large river island in Assam, in north-eastern India, and it is associated with the Brahmaputra River. A river island forms when flowing water deposits sand and silt around channels, leaving land surrounded or nearly surrounded by river water. Step by step: locate Majuli in Assam; identify the major river there; connect the island with the Brahmaputra basin; select option A. Option A is correct because Majuli lies in the Brahmaputra River system. Option B, Narmada, flows mainly westward through central India and is not the river associated with Majuli. Option C, Kaveri, is a southern Indian river associated with Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, not Assam. Option D, Tapi, also flows westward in central-western India and is unrelated to Majuli. The important memory link is “Majuli–Assam–Brahmaputra.” The island’s exact size and shape can change with erosion and deposition, but its river association remains the key fact needed here. Do not choose a river merely because it is famous; match the place and river region.