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

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Correct answer: Bhaga and Chandra

The governing concept is the formation of a river through the confluence of two headwater streams. In Himachal Pradesh, the Chandra and Bhaga streams meet at Tandi in the Lahaul region. Their combined flow is known as the Chandrabhaga and is later commonly called the Chenab after entering the Jammu region. Therefore option A is correct. Jhelum and Ravi are separate rivers of the Indus system, not the streams that form the Chenab. Beas and Sutlej have their own courses and do not create the Chenab, while Spiti and Parvati are unrelated to this confluence. The names may be listed in either order, but the essential pair is Chandra–Bhaga.

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Indian GeographyRiversChenabChandra BhagaGeneral KnowledgeRivers And Lakes Of IndiaClass 10 Mcq

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