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Chenab River is formed by the confluence of which two streams?

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Correct answer: Chandra and Bhaga

The direct answer is C: Chandra and Bhaga. The Chenab is a major river of the Indus river system. In the Himalayan region of Himachal Pradesh, the Chandra and Bhaga streams meet at Tandi, and after this confluence the combined river is called the Chenab. The reasoning is therefore: Chandra stream plus Bhaga stream equals Chenab. Option C gives exactly this pair. Option A, Tunga and Bhadra, is wrong because their confluence forms the Tungabhadra in southern India. Option B, Ghaghara and Gandak, is wrong because these are separate tributaries of the Ganga system and do not form the Chenab. Option D, Narmada and Tapi, is wrong because both are important west-flowing peninsular rivers; they do not join to form Chenab. A careful student should not confuse similarly named Himalayan rivers or unrelated river systems. Memory cue: “Chandra + Bhaga = Chenab”; the first part of the name can help you recall the pair.

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