The Ganga River finally joins which water body?

Correct answer: Bay of Bengal

Correct answer: A, the Bay of Bengal. The Ganga flows eastward across the Northern Plains and, together with its distributaries, forms the Ganga-Brahmaputra delta before entering the Bay of Bengal. A river’s final joining point is called its mouth, and in this case the Ganga system reaches the Bay of Bengal. B is incorrect because the Arabian Sea lies to the west of India, whereas the Ganga flows toward the east. C is incorrect because the Gulf of Kachchh is on the western coast of Gujarat and is not connected with the Ganga’s main course. D is incorrect because the Ganga does not end in the Lakshadweep Sea. To solve the question, remember the broad direction: Ganga → eastern India → delta → Bay of Bengal. The river may be described through its deltaic distributaries near the coast, but the final water body remains the Bay of Bengal. Memory cue: “Ganga goes east to the Bay of Bengal.”