Rivers of India

This video or animation explains the major rivers of India. You do not have to be a geography expert to clear UPSC Civil Services Examination. What you need is an informed opinion about these geographic issues to crack the Civil Services Prelims as well as Mains examination. As an IAS officer, you are going to be a generalist and not a specialist.

[@st.patrick9573]

I am an American citizen living in Australia with my two sons. I used this video during our history lesson of Ancient India. Thank you for your work and wonderful presentation.

[@krishnadivya461]

indian history is a great history in world

[@salagramasureshkumar8923]

Thanq u bro

[@angalasrikanth5354]

St. Patrick

[@rameshsisa3535]

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[@localguide6817]

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[@abid.allinonechanal4238]

mashaallah ...so many rivers in india.... dont make dirty in rivers..... Save rivers Save water Save nation, india .....

[@malikqureshi4082]

this is absolutely good and one thing for everyone good and easy undarsding give to like thi
Ex kirshna rise from mahabhishwaram in the west and gart.
1 bhima river
2 kirshna river
3 panchaganga river
4 ghatpraba revir
5 tunga bhadra river
6 musi river
7 paller revir
finaly reach this bangal see
it's my suggestion . why i m listing only one time .

[@KoundinyaSuripeddi]

Super explanation of all Rivers in India.

[@hanumantappab1104]

Dg

[@chopztk1595]

Very nice and informative presentation . Thanks

[@ROHITKUMAR-eg6lk]

it is very useful to increse the knowledge of all student who prepare for ssc and other examination

[@mdsujauddinshaik943]

Whose voice is this .the voice is great for an indian.please mention the name pleas .i want to learn English with this voice.please

[@nurture_your_hobby]

The Brahmaputra river (also called as "Burlung-Buthur" by the Bodo people of Assam), called Yarlung Tsangpo in Tibetan language, originates on the Angsi Glacier located on the northern side of the Himalayas in Burang County of Tibet and not Chema-Yungdung glacier, which was previously identified by geographer Swami Pranavananda in the 1930s.
-According to wikipedia....please do mend it as it is a major flaw

[@vitalstrings4152]

shivesh verma superb effort. love India the great

[@Sagarjha6835]

Awaz ki mithas se hi yaad ho gya❤

[@shanumaury1697]

Mam hindi ka video nhi hi kya
Mam national language (hindi) me pdjayiye

[@gauravsingh-ss1yh]

Yamuna, Chambal, Betwa and Son are not the left bank tributaries but the right bank tributaries of the Ganges. Please clear your concept about how to define the left and right bank tributaries of a river.

[@mdnaceim777]

ZR

[@vinodmadiwalar7542]

Hi Gaurav, let me help you to understand the concept of left bank and right bank.Its quite simple, just point out the direction of the river flow, for eg., if the river is flowing from west to east, the entire northern part would become left bank and the southern side would be its right bank. Hope this helps.

[@mudassarmusgtaqgill]

Great Explanation Vinod.Thanks Dear.

[@tintintuntun2]

@@vinodmadiwalar7542 still in video there are certainly mistakes in my opinion. Yamuna is being described as left bank tributary of Ganga. That doesn't fit into equation.

[@vinodmadiwalar7542]

@@tintintuntun2: I acknowledge the mistakes Nitin. Thanks for letting us know. Sorry to say that, I am not part of the team currently and we will not be able to come with rectified videos.

[@ainghnitin]

Which software do you use to animate like this? Please reply very soon.

[@anchal1335]

very nice video...thnku due to this video I understand very easily the rivers

[@MindTreeNexus]

Mam...which software u r using in making dse videos. The voice is 100% clr...thanku so much

[@ramprvesh9319]

Make a video on Himalayan ranges,please.

[@varadarajdevika3410]

Super video!
Very good job dun!
Thanks alot!

[@PARTHAPRATIMCHAKRABORTYppc]

awesome explanation with good graphic repreasentation.
enough helpful for an IAS aspirant.

[@localguide6817]

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[@ashokkumardhiman5067]

I have enjoyed this documentary. This gives knowledge of our rivers which is very meaningful. Thanks.

[@abhijiths1577]

Very good & nice

[@radhashyammuduli1632]

Very good information is displayed to know fundamentals on Geography.

[@aayanshkumaryadav4188]

very nice explanation easy to understand...thanks..

[@PrasannaNavaratna]

The graphical animation is simply marvelous to remember the geographical locations of the main rivers of India. Keep doing the good work.

[@dead8136]

you didn't mentioned country Nepal for Gandak and Koshi rivers which flow from inside Nepal

[@aseemkapoor441]

nice and helpful video.......☺ Thanks ..😀

[@sgcknowledgebook1870]

Amazing this video really good understand method

[@naresh1054]

good explanation of all rivers in india.

[@recreationfunda2126]

Sir which type of TTS software you use for this video

[@shakshijain8757]

yanuma is right bank tributary and not left bank tributary..!!..
[error in video]

[@mukeshdhakad8142]

what problem

[@himans_r]

Yes

[@bipingupta4993]

Well its ,'Yamuna' BTW.

[@shehana3089]

Yes there are some similiar errors

[@nagappak7196]

really mind blowing ma'am.awesome. pls do more vedios in geography. thank u maam

[@lachithazarika1142]

Your videos are awesome.
Keep it up

[@saudahakkim2208]

Good and very nice video

[@rajveergautam5412]

Very Nice video. Thanks for this valuable video......

[@18subhajit]

You are getting bit confused between left bank and right bank tributaries. Yamuna is right bank tributary of Ganges.

[@wasimakramshaik7660]

river kaveri originates from talakaveri kodagu in karnataka not from bhramagiri range.
Brahmagiri range is in nasik district of maharashtra and is the source of river godavari.
you have shown it wrong.correct it

[@srikantapradhan6982]

fabulous video

[@shubhambhardwaj1373]

What was that champaranya river?????????

[@vinayverma5307]

Explained good I like animation video

[@raviranjan3518]

Nice video and have heart touching #sounds

[@thiruvengadamg1108]

THIS MAKES ME TO UNDERSTAND ABOUT THE RIVER SYSTEM 👍👍

[@rajanerusu3363]

vry use full.much better if u mention distances

[@diwa1231]

@punam..kuch bhi dikha do..awesome

[@Galaxyanil27]

So nice to get the better information..

[@narenderch5149]

You are left with sabarmati,mahi,luni (West flowing rivers)..
Tq for your information

[@localguide6817]

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[@roshannirmalkar3158]

Mahanadi originates in dhamtari district mountain of shivaha not raipur district

[@kuntalapaulartcrafts]

Excellent

[@lotifakhatun6383]

Very helpful ....thank u so much

[@raghavendrabudarpu8358]

excellent information in a better approach. kindly do upload such more videos without errors. thanking you....

[@vikaspathak96]

Very nice voice and video

[@BGMMixy]

Please Upload More HISTORY videos like dynasties, Viceroys etc in your style

[@GaganDeep-fh2vq]

seriously it is the best video which i ever seen. voice is superb 👍👍

[@motivateminds4500]

useful video for students. lot of information it consists.

[@ramabhishashi1613]

Do it app source available in Hindi

[@amitverma4108]

Must say, this is the best video on rivers of India I've ever seen

[@rajshekharshivapujimath5445]

thanks Meera Bharat Mahan....

[@raghvendrayadav1071]

Videos are very attractive ... If it can be converted in Hindi also.... It must be helpful to those students, are preparation for competitive exams

[@qumarnasar1644]

plzzz make video how to prepare world map

[@joyworldtv7387]

very nice video...very informative video on rivers

[@dineshswami9255]

nice explain good

[@anikaupadhayay1564]

Easy explanation.. But still need to modify..
According to latest data , origin of Brahmaputra river is Angsi glacier instead of yungdung.
Overall I liked this video but still a request please include some minor rivers too like mandvi , sharawati.. Etc. So that we can get all data at a single platform

[@anirudhadarokararts9027]

anika upadhayay
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[@anirudhadarokararts9027]

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[@mukeshdhakad8142]

ok mem

[@harishkumar-mo9gh]

nice and useful video

[@avkaashbarot6269]

Very good i really like it😀😊

[@mritunjaypandey4030]

I m mrtunjay live from vns i see your video i agry with your video clapping very nice your way and figure tollaly glaming thanks all of you member

[@KunalSingh-lf4ql]

Excellent, helps a lot, one of the best video ever made on rivers in India, TY once again !

[@sriharike]

thanks alott...very much needed for upsc ...help with this type of videos more

[@rajeshbarre4234]

good explanation

[@kapilswami7751]

Pls make a video on hills &ranges & passes of India diffrently

[@jumbidijagan152]

Voice ❤️❤️❤️##### addicted

[@mohammednayeem9802]

nice to understand

[@vikaschitkara2299]

so how many rivers are in India exactly? can anybody explain please?

[@opposeinertia9328]

Superb

[@savitrigedageri5284]

super understanding

[@mahalakshmisekar3941]

U r voice is super. English pronounciation is also good. I like this video.

[@JTamut]

Tsangpo is known as Siang when it enters India in Arunachal Pradesh and then when it enters Assam it is know as Brahmaputra... you missed this point...

[@vibekiller123]

son and yamuna are right hand tributaries of ganga . please correct it .

[@hanumantappab1104]

Turn right

[@sudhirpathak5164]

Very clear and attractive .Thanks

[@CADDIA]

thank you, one of the best video to teach us.

[@srinivas.patel7]

hd never seen like dis...powerful presentation...

[@mandannab.a802]

Beautifully presented. Greatly informative. Commendable job indeed. Very many Thanx.

[@localguide6817]

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[@prathamkumar7934]

It really helped me in understanding the concept of rivers!!!¡!!!!!

[@sravankumarjanugama5790]

great work try to post on ancient , medieval history of india also thank you

[@vaskarbarman7637]

very nice
upload more videos

[@towhidnadim3615]

Good one

[@MrKunal123456]

luv the way of explaining.....much informative
______________BIG THANKS__________________

[@aryanYadav-rg8jz]

KUNAL SINGH

[@varshakaushik8973]

This is an amazing and a very in formative vedio

[@shefalijain4639]

Awsm ...... Knowledgeable....😍

[@sureshbabu305]

THIS IS VERY MUCH USEFUL GOOD TO REMEMBER

[@debashishacharya214]

Qualatitive explanation...

[@sandeepdas4427]

Nice speaking and knowledge best

[@penchalr4874]

thank you so much for giving good information

[@ravibaranwal938]

it's very useful as here it is given all rivers of india in such a easy manner of english..i also love ur way of speaking english so given ..but however this video should be modified..

[@ravibaranwal938]

nice..

[@sridharannalldass8110]

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[@nitinsingh-gl5vp]

Good job, really appreciate ur hard work. Plz make a lengthy video which will cover all the rivers of India. Thanks

[@nischaldikshit4302]

superb explanation :)

[@ajeetkumar-uu2ke]

very nice

[@narendulasaikiran8542]

Nicely articulated !!! thanks a lot !!!

[@jigerrawal3397]

Plz u can give presentation of river in comant plz

[@karthikeyanp9142]

sir one mistake you missed river bhavani a tributary of river cauvery

[@preethimadhavan228]

listen carefully before amaravati they had mentioned bhavani

[@aseenaaseena269]

Correct

[@biswarupbhattacharjee9607]

just superb..........

[@akjbrothers2585]

very useful information thank-you

[@merugurajaiah1324]

Please Make In All Indian Languages