WELCOME TO THE GYAN KI PATHSHALA AND TODAY WE DISCUSSED ABOUT CHAMPANER PAVGADH ARCHAEOLOGICAL

WELCOME TO THE GYAN KI PATHSHALA AND TODAY WE DISCUSSED ABOUT  CHAMPANER PAVGADH ARCHAEOLOGICAL

The Champaner Pavagadh Archaeological Park is situated in the Panchmahal district in the state of Gujarat, India. Read more at gyankipathshala.com/blog

CULTURAL HERITAGE SANCHI STUPA (MADHYA PRADESH)

WELCOME TO THE GYAN KI PATHSHALA AND TODAY WE DISCUSSED ABOUT  CULTURAL HERITAGE SANCHI STUPA (MADHYA PRADESH)

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       The Stupas identify as the body of Buddha and it made by Sandalwood, which smell is exquisite and sweet. Those people interred in the Stupas, they recovered, and they took various places of pilgrimage.  

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RIVER PROJECT AND THEIR BENEFICIARY STATES

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RIVER PROJECT IN INDIA AND BENEFICIARY 

The sheer scale and scope of the project: 30 river linkages and more than 3,000 storage structures spread across a 15,000km canal network that will transfer 174 trillion litres of water every year, and will cost a total of Rs5.6 trillion. The project has been split into three parts: a northern Himalayan rivers inter-link component, a southern Peninsular component and starting 2005, an intrastate rivers linking component.

Project	River	Purpose	Beneficiary States
Bhakra Nangal Project	Sutlej	Power and Irrigation	Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Haryana and Rajasthan
Damodar Valley	Damodar	Power, Irrigation and Flood Control	Jharkhand and West Bengal
Hirakund	Mahanadi	Power and Irrigation	Odisha
Tungabhadra Project	Tungabhadra	Power and Irrigation	Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
Nagarjunasagar Project	Krishna	Power and Irrigation	Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
Gandak River Project	Gandak	Power and Irrigation	Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, Nepal (joint venture of India and Nepal)
Kosi Project	Kosi	Flood control, power and Irrigation	Bihar
Farakka Project	Ganga	Power, Irrigation, avoid accumulation of slit to improve navigation	West Bengal
Beas Project	Beas	Irrigation and Power	Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab and Himachal Pradesh
Indira Gandhi Canal Project	Sutlej, Beas and Ravi	Irrigation	Rajasthan,Punjab and Haryana
Chambal Project	Chambal	Power and Irrigation	Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan
Kakrapara Project	Tapti	Irrigation	Gujarat
Ukai Project	Tapti	Power and Irrigation	Gujarat
Tawa Project	Tawa (Narmada)	Irrigation	Madhya Pradesh
Poochampad Project	Godavari	Irrigation	Telangana
Malaprabha Project	Malaprabha	Irrigation	Karnataka
Durgapur Barrage	Damodar	Irrigation and navigation	Jharkhand, West Bengal and Bihar
Mahanadi Delta Project	Mahanadi	Irrigation	Odisha
Iddukki Project	Periyar	Hydro – Electricity	Kerala
Koyna Project	Koyna	Hydro – Electricity	Maharashtra
Sardar Sarovar Project	Narmada	Power and Irrigation	Gujarat
Tipaimukh Dam	Barak	Irrigation	Manipur
Kisan Ganga Project	Jhelum	Power	Jammu and Kashmir
Ramganga Mutlipurpose Project	Chuisot stream near Kalagarh	Power and Irrigation	Uttrakhand
Matatilla Project	Belwa	Multipurpose power and Irrigation	Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh
Tehri Dam Project	Bhilangana, Bhagirathi	Hydro-electricity	Uttarakhand
Rihand Scheme	Rihand	Hydro-electricity	Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh
Kundah Project	Kundah	Hydro-electricity and Irrigation	Tamil Nadu
Mandi Project	Beas	Irrigation	Himachal Project
Mayurkashi Project	Mayurkashi	Irrigation	West Bangal
Nizamsagar Project	Manjra	Irrigation	Telangana
Shivasamudram Project	Cauveri	Irrigation	Karnataka
Tata Hydel Scheme	Bhima	Hydro-electricity	Maharashtra

River Systems of India (Part-3)

HELLO GUYS WELCOME TO THE GYAN KI PATHSHALA AND TODAY WE DISCUSSED ABOUT RIVER SYSTEM OF INDIA

The rivers of India play an important role in the lives of the Indians. They provide potable water, cheap transportation, electricity, and the livelihood for a large number of people all over the country. Maximum of these take its birth from the snow and glaciers of Himalayas higher mountain ranges and perennially flows across the mountain region and after that it falls on to the plains and decreased its current and finally meat to the Bay of Bengal or Arabian Sea. Seven major rivers (Indus, Brahmaputra, Narmada, Tapi, Godavari, Krishna and Mahanadi ) along with their numerous tributaries make up the river system of India. Most of the rivers pour their waters into the Bay of Bengal. Some of the rivers whose courses take them through the western part of the country and towards the east of the state of Himachal Pradesh empty into the Arabian Sea. Now, let's Know about River System of India:- 

Name	Length (km)	Area	Originates From	Ends in	Places Benefited
Indus	3180/ 1114 in India	3,21,289 Sq.Km.	in Tibet in northern slopes of Mount Kailash	Arabian sea	India and Pakistan
Ganga (Bhagirathi)	2525	1.08 million Sq.Km.	Gangotri in Uttrakhand	Bay of Bengal	Uttar Pradesh, Uttrakhand, Bihar, West Bengal
Yamuna (Jamuna)	1376	366223 Sq.Km.	Yamunotri in Garhwall	Bay of Bengal	Delhi, Haryana and UP
Brahmaputra	916 - in India	194413 Sq.Km. - in India	Angsi glacier in Tibet	Bay of Bengal	Assam, Arunachal Pradesh
Kaveri (Dakshina Ganga or Ganges of the south)	765	81155 Sq.Km.	Brahmagiri hills in Kogadu, Karnataka	Bay of Bengal	Karnataka and Tamil Nadu
Godavari	1465	3,12,812 Sq.Km.	Triambakeshwar in Maharashtra	Bay of Bengal	South-eastern part of Andhra Pradesh
Krishna	1400	258948 Sq.Km.	Mahabaleshwar in Maharashtra	Bay of Bengal	Maharashtra & Andhra Pradesh
Narmada	1312	98,796 Sq.Km.	Amarkantak in Madhya Pradesh	Arabian Sea	Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra
Tapti	724	65,300 Sq.Km.	Betul district of Madhya Pradesh in the Satpura range	Arabian Sea	Madhya Pradesh and Maharashtra
Mahanadi	858	1,41,600 Sq.Km.	Sihava mountains of Chhattisgarh	Bay of Bengal	Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Orissa
Vaigai	258	7,741Sq.Km.	Varusanadu Hills	Bay of Bengal	Madurai in Tamil Nadu
Periyar	244	5,398 Sq.Km.	Sivagiri peaks of Sundaramala, Tamil Nadu.	Bay of Bengal	Tamil Nadu and Kerala
Thamirabarani	185	4,400 Sq.Km.	Agastyarkoodam peak of Pothigai hills of the Western Ghats,	Gulf of Mannar	Tamil Nadu

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