Longest Rivers of India

The Indus River is the longest river in India, with a length of 3,180 km.

The Damodar River is known as the 'Sorrow of Bengal' due to its frequent flooding, causing widespread damage and loss of life.

The Ganges River originates from the Gangotri Glacier in the Himalayas and is considered a sacred river in Hinduism.

The Brahmaputra River forms the border between India and Bangladesh and is also known as the 'Red River' due to its reddish-brown water.

The Godavari River is known as the 'Dakshin Ganga' or 'Southern Ganges' and is considered a sacred river in Hinduism.

The Yamuna River is the longest tributary of the Ganges and is also considered a sacred river in Hinduism.

The Luni River is known as the 'Lifeline of Rajasthan' as it is the only major river in the state and provides water for irrigation and drinking.

The Godavari River is the longest river in South India and is also known as the 'Dakshin Ganga' or 'Southern Ganges'.

The Narmada River is known as the 'River of Sorrows' due to its unpredictable nature and frequent flooding.

The Narmada River is the longest river in Central India and is also known as the 'River of Life' due to its importance to the region.

The Periyar River is known as the 'Silent Valley' due to its serene and tranquil surroundings.

The Narmada River is the longest river in Western India and is also known as the 'River of Life' due to its importance to the region.

The Subarnarekha River is known as the 'River of Gold' due to the presence of gold deposits in its sands.

The Brahmaputra River is the longest river in Eastern India and is also known as the 'Red River' due to its reddish-brown water.

The Narmada River is known as the 'River of Unity' as it flows through several states in Central India and is considered a symbol of unity and cooperation.