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Kabini should be studied in the context of which river system?

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Correct answer: Kaveri river system

The direct answer is B: the Kaveri river system. Kabini is a major tributary of the Kaveri. A river system means the main river together with its tributaries and drainage area. Kabini rises in the Western Ghats, flows through Karnataka, and joins the Kaveri at Tirumakudalu Narasipura in Karnataka. Therefore, when studying Kabini, connect it with the Kaveri basin and southern India. Option A, the Indus system, is incorrect because the Indus and its tributaries belong mainly to north-western India and Pakistan; Kabini does not join the Indus. Option B is correct because Kabini joins the Kaveri and contributes water to its river system. Option C, the Brahmaputra system, is incorrect because the Brahmaputra is a separate river of north-eastern India and Tibet. Option D, the Narmada system, is incorrect because Narmada is a west-flowing peninsular river and Kabini is not its tributary. Memory cue: Kabini and Kaveri are both linked with Karnataka and southern India.

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