Betwa river originate from
- (a)Aravalli Hills
- (b)Satpura Hills
- (c)Vindhyan Hills
- (d)Western Ghats
Correct — C, Vindhyan Hills. The Betwa (Vetravati) river rises in the Vindhya Range in Raisen district of Madhya Pradesh, near Barkhera/Kumhra, and flows north-east to join the Yamuna in Uttar Pradesh at Hamirpur.
- (a)Aravalli Hills — The Aravallis (Rajasthan) are the source region of rivers like the Banas, not the Betwa.
- (b)Satpura Hills — The Satpuras give rise to rivers such as the Tapti; the Betwa rises in the Vindhyas.
- (d)Western Ghats — The Western Ghats are the source of peninsular rivers like the Godavari and Krishna, far from the Betwa's Vindhyan source.
The Betwa is a right-bank tributary of the Yamuna. Rising in the Vindhya Range in Madhya Pradesh, it flows through MP and Uttar Pradesh; the Ken and Betwa are the two rivers in the Ken-Betwa link project.
River-source matching: fix Betwa -> Vindhyan Hills (Raisen, MP) -> joins Yamuna. It is a Yamuna (hence Ganga-system) tributary.
- The Betwa (Vetravati) rises in the Vindhya Range in Raisen district, MP.
- It is a right-bank tributary of the Yamuna, joining it at Hamirpur (UP).
- It flows across the Bundelkhand region.
- It is one of the two rivers in the Ken-Betwa river-linking project.
- Confusing the Betwa's Vindhyan source with the Satpuras
- Mixing up peninsular (Western Ghats) rivers with central-Indian ones
River-source questions — Betwa = Vindhyan Hills.
No directly related past PYQ was found.
- practice — not a real PYQ
The Betwa river is a tributary of which river?
- (a)Yamuna
- (b)Narmada
- (c)Godavari
- (d)Mahanadi
Answer(a) The Yamuna.
- practice — not a real PYQ
The Ken-Betwa link project connects the Ken and Betwa rivers primarily in which region?
- (a)Bundelkhand
- (b)Malwa
- (c)Baghelkhand
- (d)Nimar
Answer(a) Bundelkhand.