Question

Wardha, Wainganga and Manjra are tributaries of which river?
A Godavari
B Krishna
C Cauvery
D Narmada

Answer 1

Hint: Wardha, Wainganga and Manjra are the tributaries of Godavari River. Wardha flows in Vidarbha region. Wardha river flows originate in Madhya Pradesh and Mnjra river flows in Karnataka, Maharashtra and Telangana.

Complete answer:
As we know that the small rivers which join a bigger river somewhere in their course are called tributaries of the rivers. These rivers increase the water capacity of bigger rivers.
Wardha, Weingganga and Majra are the tributaries of Godavari river.
Wainganga joins the Wardha river at the south of Chamorshi. The combined stream of Wardha and Weinganga is known as Pranahita River. Pranahita river joins Godavari river near Kaleshwaram in Telangana. Majara river is also known as Manjira river. There is an earthfill dam on majara river in Maharashtra. This dam is made for the purpose of irrigation only. Pranhita river which is formed by a combined stream of Weinganga and Wardha is the largest tributary of Godavari. Other tributaries of Godavari river are Indravati, Purna, Pravara, Sabari etc.

Therefore, we can say that Wardha, Wainganga and Manjra are tributaries of Godavari river.

Note:
As we know that Wardha, Wainganga and Manjra are tributaries of Godavari river. Weinganga and Wardha unite near Chamorshi and the combined stream is known as Pranhita river. Majraa flows in Maharashtra, Karnataka and Telangana and meets Godavari. Pranhita is the largest tributary of Godavari water which is the combined stream of Weinganaga and Wardha. Penganga, Purna, Sabari are the tributaries of Godavari river.