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The Brahmaputra is mainly associated with which Indian state?

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Correct answer: Assam

Answer: A, Assam. The Brahmaputra is one of the major Himalayan river systems. After flowing through Tibet and entering India through Arunachal Pradesh, it flows mainly across Assam, where it is a very important river. Its large valley, tributaries, floods, and fertile alluvial deposits are closely connected with Assam’s geography. A is correct because Assam is the Indian state most strongly associated with the Brahmaputra. B, Rajasthan, is mainly associated with arid and semi-arid regions and does not contain the main course of this river. C, Gujarat, is linked with rivers such as the Narmada, Tapi, and Sabarmati, not the Brahmaputra. D, Kerala, has short west-flowing rivers, but the Brahmaputra does not flow there. Memory cue: “Brahmaputra—Assam” is a key river–state pair; do not confuse it with the Ganga plains or Peninsular rivers.

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BrahmaputraAssamHimalayan RiversIndian DrainageThe Himalayan RiversDrainageGeographyClass 9 Mcq

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