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What is common among the Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri rivers?

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Correct answer: They flow eastward into the Bay of Bengal

The direct answer is A: the Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri flow generally eastward and enter the Bay of Bengal. They are important Peninsular rivers, not Himalayan rivers. The basic reasoning is simple: their courses move across the Deccan region towards the eastern coast, and their lower ends, or mouths, reach the Bay of Bengal. Option A is correct because it states this shared direction and destination. Option B is wrong because these three are not the main west-flowing rivers entering the Arabian Sea. Option C is wrong because they rise in the Peninsular region and are not Himalayan rivers. Option D is wrong because sea currents are moving seawater, while these are rivers carrying freshwater over land. Exam cue: Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri are commonly remembered as east-flowing Peninsular rivers.

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