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Harike Wetland is associated with the confluence area of which two rivers?

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Correct answer: Beas and Sutlej

The correct answer is Beas and Sutlej. Harike Wetland is located in Punjab near the meeting point of the Beas and Sutlej rivers. The Beas flows southward and joins the Sutlej at Harike, creating an important riverine wetland and a significant habitat for resident and migratory birds. The question tests the association between a major Indian wetland and its river system. Ganga and Son meet in Bihar, not at Harike; Narmada and Tawa are central Indian rivers; and Krishna and Bhima belong to the Deccan drainage system. Therefore, option A is the only geographically correct pair.

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Indian GeographyWetlandsHarikeBeasSutlejRivers And Lakes Of IndiaGeneral KnowledgeClass 10 Mcq

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