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Which fact indirectly connects Chambal with the Ganga system?

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Correct answer: Chambal is a tributary of Yamuna

The important idea is that a river can become part of a larger river system through a tributary relationship. Chambal does not flow directly into the Ganga. It joins the Yamuna, and the Yamuna later joins the Ganga. Therefore, Chambal is indirectly connected with the Ganga system through the Yamuna. This also shows why the direction of flow and the confluence of rivers matter when identifying a drainage system. The other choices incorrectly connect Chambal with the Brahmaputra, Indus, or Sundarbans.

Chambal is a tributary of the Yamuna, so option C is correct. The chain can be written as Chambal → Yamuna → Ganga. A tributary is a smaller river that joins a larger river, while a distributary leaves the main river. Chambal is neither a distributary of the Brahmaputra nor the main stream of the Indus. The Sundarbans is a delta region, not a river to which Chambal belongs.

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