Anjali Kushwaha

Reading books is one thing but watching videos including beautiful pictures is another which retain much. So here's an extremely important topic for UPSC CSE. This course is a compilation of all the major rivers of India with detailed explanation which are important from exam perspective. Disputes regarding particular river, current happenings and some UPSC and State PSC's previous year questions have also been discussed. After watching these lessons, no need to read the chapters of drainage of class 9th and 11th Geography NCERT or any other kind of book regarding Indian rivers. Everything is covered comprehensively. One can easily ace all the questions from this topic. Tags: Geography for UPSC CSE, Geography syllabus for UPSC CSE, UPSC exam, UPSC Online, Current affairs, UPSC CSE free videos, IAS syllabus, IAS questions, CSE exam, CSE syllabus, State CSE, Geography optional for IAS, UPPSC Prelims, UPPSC mains, G.K. for SSC-CGL exam, Railways exam, SSC-CGL, UPPSC Geography Optional, PCS

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Indian Geography: Rivers of India and Drainage System for UPSC CSE Aspirants

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The entire collection introduces Indian rivers in entirely new fashion through interesting maps. This is an overview lesson in which I will be talking about my brief introduction, target audience and objective of this course. Then complete overview of the lessons and its content which I would be discussing further.

Overview

This lesson will give you the picture of Ganga River system( its origin, Gangotri,  Kedarnath, Badrinath: their importance, Alaknanda, Bhagirathi, Devprayag, Rudraprayag, Karna Prayag etc.) including all its left bank and right Bank tributaries like RamGanga, Gomti, Gandak, Yamuna, Son etc. with beautiful maps, easy to understand and retain. Floods in Kosi, its shifting off course. plus. previous year questions analysis and Drainage chapters of Geography NCERT of class 9th and 11th have been covered.

Northern Rivers: Ganga River System

This lesson is about Brahmaputra River system with all its major tributaries which are important from exam's perspective. Various national parks of Brahmaputra valley, endangered species, discussed about its flood intensity with causes, all with beautiful self repaired maps.Plus drainage chapters of Geography NCERT of class 9th and 11th.

Northern Rivers: Brahmaputra River System

In this lesson, I am talking about the west flowing peninsular rivers like Narmada, Tapi, Sabarmati, Mahi, important rivers of Goa, Karnataka and Kerala ; wetlands ; important dams and multipurpose projects built on Narmad, discussing about rift Valley. Why these rivers discharge in Arabian sea. Explaining why Narmada and Tapi do not form Delta etc.

Peninsular Rivers: West Flowing Rivers

In this lesson, we will talk about East flowing peninsular rivers like Damodar, Mahanadi, Subarnarekha, Baitarani, Brahmani, Rushikulya river with all its left bank and right Bank tributaries, Damodar Valley Corporation, Hirakud Dam and also will talk about Olive ridley Turtles, arribada process, current news regarding this endangered specie.

Peninsular Rivers: East Flowing Rivers (Part-1)

This lesson includes East flowing peninsular rivers like Godavari, Krishna Cauveri, Pennar, Vaigai with all its left bank and right Bank tributaries. Ecological concerns over Godavari river. Multipurpose projects, dams, hydro electricity projects on Krishna river, water falls etc.

Peninsular Rivers: East Flowing Rivers (Part-2)

Comparison of the Himalayan and the Peninsular Rivers

This lesson includes all the basic terms like drainage, drainage basin, river system, catchment area, water divide, watershed etc. Indus River system including all its tributaries, major cities located, disputes etc. explained all with maps. UPSC previous year questions analysis covering drainage chapter of class 9th and 11th geography NCERT.

Northern Rivers: Basic Terms, Drainage Patterns and Indus River System

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Just Be Good and Do Good.Worked at L&T.Love to teach.Writing poems is my hobby.

Sridhar V

This course is a compilation of all the major rivers of India with a detailed explanation which is important from exam perspective.

Geography: Rivers and Drainage System of India (Module 1)

  Teaching experience of 5 years in g.k various competition academy...currently associated with unique, Vidyapeeth Campus and prudence coach

Sandeep 

In this Course we cover Indian Rivers and Canals, we are doing detailed Analysis of all Major River Systems which is helpful for UPSC CSE aspirants.

(Hindi) Introduction of Indian Rivers and Canals

phd scholar,B tech(ECE) graduate,M tech(vlsi),  CSE  geo as optional.Travelling gives you 'experience' & teaching 'immortalizes' it.

Vinutha Vinny

This lesson gives brief outline of the Indian drainage system. Indus, ganga, Brahmaputra, Mahanadi, Godavari, Krishna, Kaveri, tapti, sabarmathi and their left and right bank tributaries and govt schemes.

Major River Systems of India for UPSC Aspirants

B Tech from NIT Calicut. Former teach for India fellow. Loves teaching and blogging 

Muhammed Salah T A

We will cover all the available facts and details regarding Indian river systems such as  their origins,their major tributaries, drainage basins, major infrastructure projects,their physical features,and their contemporary and cultural significance

Indian River Systems - UPSC CSE

Rakesh Negi

In this course, the educator discusses topics on Indian Geography in an interactive and map-based approach for UPSC CSE.

Lessons

8 lessons • 59m