Geography • Indian GeographyEasy
Which of the following rivers forms the famous 'Dhuandhar Falls' near Jabalpur before flowing through a deep marble gorge?
A. Tapi
B. Narmada✓ Correct Answer
C. Mahanadi
D. Chambal
💡 Solution & Explanation
The Narmada River drops over the Bhedaghat rocks near Jabalpur to create the Dhuandhar Falls, characterized by its misty cascade through marble gorges. Rivers like the Tapi and Mahanadi carve entirely different drainage paths across central and eastern India.
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