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Kunar River
[ Places in the news ]
✅What it is :
- Known as the Chitral River in Pakistan, is a major transboundary Himalayan river.
-Important component of the Indus Basin system.
✅Origin :
- Source: Chiantar Glacier
- Mountain range: Hindu Kush
- Location: Northern Chitral region, Pakistan
✅ Course and flow :
- Countries it flows through: Pakistan → Afghanistan → Pakistan (via Kabul–Indus system)
✅ Tributaries :
- Pech River (major tributary)
- Lotkoh River
✅River system linkage
- Kunar River is a tributary of Kabul River.
- Kabul River is a tributary of Indus River.
✅ Key features :
- Transboundary river shared by Pakistan and Afghanistan with strategic importance.
- Glacial-fed system with around 60–70% of discharge originating in Pakistan.
- Economically significant for irrigation, drinking water, and hydropower in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and eastern Afghanistan.
- Located in a conflict-prone border region, linking water stress with security concerns.
- No bilateral water-sharing treaty.
[ Places in the news ]
✅What it is :
- Known as the Chitral River in Pakistan, is a major transboundary Himalayan river.
-Important component of the Indus Basin system.
✅Origin :
- Source: Chiantar Glacier
- Mountain range: Hindu Kush
- Location: Northern Chitral region, Pakistan
✅ Course and flow :
- Countries it flows through: Pakistan → Afghanistan → Pakistan (via Kabul–Indus system)
✅ Tributaries :
- Pech River (major tributary)
- Lotkoh River
✅River system linkage
- Kunar River is a tributary of Kabul River.
- Kabul River is a tributary of Indus River.
✅ Key features :
- Transboundary river shared by Pakistan and Afghanistan with strategic importance.
- Glacial-fed system with around 60–70% of discharge originating in Pakistan.
- Economically significant for irrigation, drinking water, and hydropower in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and eastern Afghanistan.
- Located in a conflict-prone border region, linking water stress with security concerns.
- No bilateral water-sharing treaty.
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Arctic Region.
[ Places in the news ]
✅ About :
- Earth’s northernmost polar region with extreme cold, ice cover, permafrost, and unique ecosystems.
- Regulates global climate due to high albedo (ice reflectivity).
✅ Located in :
- North of the Arctic Circle (≈66.5° N).
- Centred on the Arctic Ocean Basin.
✅ Bordering states :
- Russia, Canada, USA (Alaska), Denmark (Greenland), Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland.
✅ Major rivers :
- Ob, Yenisei, Lena (Russia).
- Mackenzie (Canada).
- Yukon (USA–Canada).
✅ Geological features :
- Arctic Ocean Basin : Shallowest and coldest ocean basin.
- Wide continental shelves rich in resources.
- Lomonosov Ridge: Disputed submarine ridge.
- Permafrost : Major carbon and methane store.
✅ Unique facts :
- Holds ~20% of Earth’s freshwater.
- Sea ice reflects ~80% solar radiation.
- Polar night and midnight sun occur.
- Warming causes permafrost thaw and “rusting rivers”.
[ Places in the news ]
✅ About :
- Earth’s northernmost polar region with extreme cold, ice cover, permafrost, and unique ecosystems.
- Regulates global climate due to high albedo (ice reflectivity).
✅ Located in :
- North of the Arctic Circle (≈66.5° N).
- Centred on the Arctic Ocean Basin.
✅ Bordering states :
- Russia, Canada, USA (Alaska), Denmark (Greenland), Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland.
✅ Major rivers :
- Ob, Yenisei, Lena (Russia).
- Mackenzie (Canada).
- Yukon (USA–Canada).
✅ Geological features :
- Arctic Ocean Basin : Shallowest and coldest ocean basin.
- Wide continental shelves rich in resources.
- Lomonosov Ridge: Disputed submarine ridge.
- Permafrost : Major carbon and methane store.
✅ Unique facts :
- Holds ~20% of Earth’s freshwater.
- Sea ice reflects ~80% solar radiation.
- Polar night and midnight sun occur.
- Warming causes permafrost thaw and “rusting rivers”.
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Bhima River
[ Places in the news ]
✅ What it is:
- Major perennial river of western and southern India.
- Important tributary of the Krishna River
Locally known as Chandrabhaga, especially near Pandharpur.
✅ Origin :
- Rises in the Bhimashankar hills of the Western Ghats (Sahyadris).
- Near Bhimashankar Temple, Pune district, Maharashtra.
✅ Course and length :
- Flows southeast for about 861 km.
- Passes through Maharashtra, Karnataka and Telangana.
✅ Confluence :
- Joins the Krishna River at the Karnataka–Telangana border.
- About 24 km north of Raichur.
- At the confluence, Bhima is longer than the Krishna.
✅ Major tributaries :
- Left bank: Sina, Nira, Ghod, Vel
- Right bank: Indrayani, Mula–Mutha, Pavana, Man, Bhogavati
- Other important tributaries include Kagna (Karnataka) and Bori rivers
✅ Drainage basin :
- About 75% of the basin lies in Maharashtra
✅ Hydrology :
- Highly monsoon-dependent.
- Flood-prone during rainy season.
- Near-stagnant flow in summer.
[ Places in the news ]
✅ What it is:
- Major perennial river of western and southern India.
- Important tributary of the Krishna River
Locally known as Chandrabhaga, especially near Pandharpur.
✅ Origin :
- Rises in the Bhimashankar hills of the Western Ghats (Sahyadris).
- Near Bhimashankar Temple, Pune district, Maharashtra.
✅ Course and length :
- Flows southeast for about 861 km.
- Passes through Maharashtra, Karnataka and Telangana.
✅ Confluence :
- Joins the Krishna River at the Karnataka–Telangana border.
- About 24 km north of Raichur.
- At the confluence, Bhima is longer than the Krishna.
✅ Major tributaries :
- Left bank: Sina, Nira, Ghod, Vel
- Right bank: Indrayani, Mula–Mutha, Pavana, Man, Bhogavati
- Other important tributaries include Kagna (Karnataka) and Bori rivers
✅ Drainage basin :
- About 75% of the basin lies in Maharashtra
✅ Hydrology :
- Highly monsoon-dependent.
- Flood-prone during rainy season.
- Near-stagnant flow in summer.