Indus river and its tributaries - Geography UPSC, IAS, NDA, CDS, SSC CGL

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[@umakirola8617]

Thank you so..... Much..... Inspite of seeing this so many times in map... Everytime I used to forget again.. this time, I hope I will be able to retain it in subconscious mind. Kargil, gilgit ---- Indus Anantnag, Srinagar, baramulla, uri ---- Jhelum ( wular lake, Dal lake ) Kishtwar ---- chenab Chamba, Pathankot ---- Ravi Manali, kullu, mandi ----- Beas ( maharana Pratap Sagar dam ) Shipki la, shimla ---- satluj ( bhakra nangal dam ) Confluence of Beas and satluj ---- harike wetlands in punjab

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Have to send this to my Indian friend Poonam, she thought the Indus river was just historical river. Still flowing:) Really well done presentation.

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Indus river a historical river? ..she might have skipped her geography classes i guess

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@@sambhavraichand2601 I think she got confused with saraswati river to indus river

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[@sridharvajapey3628]

(1) River Sutlej formed one of two tributaries of Vedic Saraswati. Fed by River Tons(Tamas - out of Saraswati glacier) Drishadwati formed the other tributary (today's Yamuna). (2) Drishadwati entered the plains earlier at Adi Badri and then went westerly to form Saraswati. Due to earthquake, around 1800BCE or earlier, it came through the Yamuna tear fault at Kalesa - in short it entered plains at Kalesa (today) instead of Adi Badri. Eventually Drishadwati went east forming Yamuna and into the Ganga system. (3) Sutlej takes a sharp turn west at Roopnagar as was pointed out in this wonderful presentation but earlier it used to traverse east wards joining above Drishadwati to form Vedic Saraswati. River Sutlej is potentially still moving and in 100 years it has shifted 16KMs to the west from near Budha Nalla near Ludiana.

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Outstanding sir. They took 3hrs to explain this but u just rocked in 13 min

[@venugopal-lf5ey]

I have seen all these rivers ,at different stages in different states of INDIA,but your presentation is very simple and one can remember easily.This is what is required for a lecture.

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[@mirmurtuza8734]

The water is from God for everyone . Boundaries r made by us and not by him. Love all!

[@sunnys5131]

Agreed ... our Pakistani leaders are not thinking about water reservoirs in the country and we are wasting lot of water in Arabian sea.

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Such an accurate explanation.....So impressive. Thank you sir.

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And why is God letting humans to build boundaries !!? ? 🤔

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[@zairahshahid6071]

It’s so romantic to study Indus River. The history & culture associated with this. It one reason pak n india has combined civilization. Thank you so much for your efforts.

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[@noorsaeed5899]

River Kabul, river kuram are also tributaries from Afghanistan, and a river swat river kunhar from Pakistan, river neelam/ kishan from India also function as tributaries to Indus mighty river.

[@shanu7uday]

Correct. His stress is on Indian side

[@komalparmar2223]

This vdo is for Indian civil services and govt exam aspirants not for Pakistan civil services

[@Yodhatam]

Correct right bank tributaries of indus

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Sir, I guess the focus of the video is to help students in preparation for the Indian Civil Services.

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Sutlaaj river always dry because India created too many dams on the route.

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Maharana Pratap Sagar, in India, also known as Pong Reservoir or Pong Dam Lake was created in 1975, by building the highest earthfill dam in India on the Beas River in the wetland zone of the Siwalik Hills of the Kangra district of the state of Himachal Pradesh

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[@laurah1020]

Great revelation of how the Indus rivers flow! Strange how they all seem to go northwest then suddenly turn to drain to the southwest...has me scratching my head.

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[@ShubhamKumar-oe4eo]

Great Video.. Just one small correction - Jhelum and Ravi joins Chenab, Chenab and Beas joins Sutlej, so all the 5 rivers flow finally as Sutlej and joins Indus

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[@azeemsoona]

Detailed and simple explanation. Good job. The region is highly sensitive to ecological changes. No countries along the course of the rivers should play with nature. Leave it to the nature to do its own balance.

[@Billi12346]

Fantastic sir. Mark different rivers in different colours so that it can easily be identified. Rest well and good. Thanks for ur efforts

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From many days I was searching for these information . Thanks God this video solved my problem . Special thanks for that who prepared this . Keep it up " May your shadow never be less "

[@miroazhar]

Correction: Indus does not reach Gilgit city rather one of its tributaries named Gilgit river joins indus at a place called Bunji about 80 km south of Gilgit city. Bunji also famous for being a junction of three great mountain ranges namely karakrom , Hindukash and Himalayas. Further info: Notable western tributaries of Indus are: Kabul river, kurram river and Gomal River; which originate from Afghanistan and join indus at Attock district(Punjab), Mianwali district (Punjab) and D.I khan districts (kpk), respectively. Tarbela Dam (biggest earth & rockfill dam of world by volume) is built across Indus River at Swabi & Haripur districts ( kpk).

[@srashtiyadav5532]

No, Indus flows through Baltistan and Gilgit.

[@fara-j9693]

@@srashtiyadav5532 lol,there are like 4 major rivers in gilgit that ends up in river indus at bunji so there is little water coming from indian side.

[@alternateperspective5]

Arent western tributaries cut off long time ago

[@sameerkumar233]

Does River Indus flows between Karakoram & Ladakh range? As far as I know it flows between Ladakh & Zaskar range. Anyone plz clarify it.

[@miroazhar]

@@sameerkumar233 yes it does. But afterwards it enters Pakistan.

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Upsc 2021 question which river falls in indus ....satluj or chenab....and the answer is chenab ...many upsc coaching institutes are giving satluj as correct option...

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Actually unki bhi galti nhi ancient ncert mai satluj diya h isliye ho sakta h

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Appreciated, sir comprehensive and elaborate. Best video on the subject. Valuable knowledge, my friend. .. thanks a lot. ... Saleem Hayat from Pakistan.❤️💌❤️

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Plz make video for history after 1857! TIA.

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Plz continue this series. It's awesome Thank you so much Sir for your efforts!😊

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the best lec available on youtube on indus river...thankyou sir

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Thank you, Amit sir :) You're a gem :) Just a request sir, can you cover rivers other than those covered here that flows exclusively in J&K since this is the hot topic for civil services exam?

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Awesome presentation, is video se phle Google kiya tha, pura concept hil gya, but hats off to u man

[@jslhimachal]

Great explanation Sir. A small correction. Chaba powerhouse was built on a small tributary of Sutlej and not on the main Sutlej river. The 1MW capacity powerhouse was installed by the British to cater to the electricity needs of Shimla town, the then summer capital of India.

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Wow!! What a simple articulation and presentation !! No jargon and fully informative. Thanks for sharing !!

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I think its important to highlight the maps boundaries of where they actually are at the present moment. I think it's a wishful lines on maps when the reality on ground is different. That goes for both India/Pakistan.

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I wish i could have watched this video before CSE prelims exam, never the less now i have it.. thank you sir

[@ShubhamThakur-el4ms]

Hello sir, Little correction- Chandra river originates from Chandrtal lake and Bhaga river originates from Surajtal lake. Both in Lahaul valley of Lahaul&Spiti dist of Himachal Pradesh Also one important point to add into this video is that confluence of river Sutlej and Chenab forms another river - “PANCHNAD”. It is Panchnad that merges with river Indus at Mithankot and not the Chenab. Panchnad- Panch +Nad - five rivers (Chenab+Sutlej+Beas+Jelum+Ravi)

[@ashokthakur6063]

And whrn these PANCHNAD combines with sindhu forms SAPT SINDHU REGION,

[@ShubhamThakur-el4ms]

Mithankot in Pakistan

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Super sir

[@RogerPahadi]

Which one of them is the longest tributary of Indus river?

[@kuldeepsharma2040]

Covered everything within 13 minutes. Excellent video

[@Reelsfactory59]

0:24 - Indus river route 3:41 - Jhelum river route 5:11 - Chenab river route 7:22 - Ravi river route 8:32 - Beas river route 10:01 - Sutlej river route

[@fenilsatasiya9889]

You are excellent, I attempted 3 questions from your vidios. & All are correct

[@bilalmohsin3046]

You missed the right bank tributaries of Indus including mighty Kabul river, sawat river and mohmand river

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He will cover no worries...

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[@alad1790]

he is covering only indian rivers.kabul, swat ,psnjkora, soan , bolan are in Pakistan

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Now cristal clear about Indus and it's tributaries. Nice video.

[@amarjeetsehmi8995]

It should also be included in Staff Colleges and Military Academy syllabus for teaching to officers of forces at all levels. It is life and blood of India existence.

[@anandramabhadran3403]

Well documented lecture. Chenab and Sutlej meets at Uch Sharif and the combined flow is called River Panchnad. Panchnad flows about 40 KM and join Indus at Mithankot. This detail also could have been included and it would have been useful to readers. But as stated earlier, the lecture was good and sound/voice control was excellent. During Vedic period Jhelum was called Vithasta, Chenab as Chandrabhaga ,Ravi as iravathi, Beas as Bipasha and Sutlej as Shathadru.

[@shahidlone1282]

Well said, Rivers are a blessing from Allah Almighty to enjoy his bounties by mankind. Let river take their natural course with people along its flow enjoy from it not pollute it. Water is life let maximum people benefit. Allah will be happy with mankind and bless them with more happiness.

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No. Nadi na allah ki h na hi bhagwan ki, humara kam h bs nature jaise rhe use rehne do.

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Saudia arabia doesnt have a single river..

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Isse kehte hain class. Clear voice as well as clear concept thanks

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uri, yes it reminded me of SOMETHING !!!

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Fabulous to say the least. Keep them coming. Do it for other Indian rivers like Ganga, cauvery, Krishna, Godavari etc.

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Submerge My Ashes In The Indus Mouth,When Akhand Bharat Is Reestablished -Nathuram Godse

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Pok is nothing; it's Azad Kashmir. The only military occupied part is IIOK (Indian illegally occupied Kashmir) where indian terrorist army is masscring kashmiris. Better use correct terminology next time

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Pakistan is nothing but Muslim occupied Bharat. Better use correct term next time.

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[@Straightforwardpk]

02:43 nanga parpat is not in Khyber Pakhtuwa it is in Gilgit, Astore district

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Nice explanation 👌 sir... love from Kashmir

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Thanks, it is said, never search the origin of river's and gotra of a Sadhu. But this knowledge was necessary for the blunders the Politician's made in the initial years after independence. Existance of Tibet was VERY MUCH IMPORTANT FOR INDIA.

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[@sridharvajapey3628]

Very well articulated. Excellent presentation. Essentially 3 rivers orginated from north of Himalayas - Indus, Sutlej and Brahmaputra. All the others in the north of India are from glaciers from Himalayas

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EXCELLENT WORK EXCELLENT👍👍👍👍👍 NEVER EVEN STUDIED IN SCHOOL

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Respect from Pakistan, Excellent work done by and Indian.

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Superb Explanation. Have been wanting to know this information but has been now clearly understood be very simple depiction. Kudos & Thanks. Well done