Which river is called the Ganga of the South?
The Godavari River, often called the 'Ganga of the South,' originates in Maharashtra's Western Ghats and is India's second-longest river. Revered for its cultural and agricultural significance, it flows across the Deccan Plateau, supporting a vast delta known as the 'rice bowl' and playing a vital role in irrigation and power generation.
The Godavari River, often called the 'Ganga of the South,' originates in Maharashtra's Western Ghats and is India's second-longest river. Revered for its cultural and agricultural significance, it flows across the Deccan Plateau, supporting a vast delta known as the 'rice bowl' and playing a vital role in irrigation and power generation.
