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The Brahmaputra mainly flows through which region in India?

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Correct answer: Assam and north eastern region

Direct answer: Option B is correct. In India, the Brahmaputra is chiefly associated with Assam and the north-eastern region. The river enters India in Arunachal Pradesh as the Siang or Dihang, then flows through Assam, where it becomes a very wide, braided river and receives important tributaries. Step by step: it rises in the Tibetan region; enters north-eastern India; crosses Arunachal Pradesh; flows mainly across Assam; then enters Bangladesh and joins the Ganga system. Option A is wrong because Rajasthan is a dry western desert region, not the main Indian course of the Brahmaputra. Option B is correct because Assam is its principal Indian valley. Option C is wrong because the Malabar Coast is in south-western India and is associated with short west-flowing rivers. Option D is wrong because the Rann of Kachchh is a salt marsh in Gujarat. Exam cue: Brahmaputra in India strongly points to Assam and the north-east.

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