Rivers state wise

 Here are the major rivers listed state-wise in India:


1. Andhra Pradesh


Godavari


Krishna


Penna


Tungabhadra



2. Arunachal Pradesh


Siang (Brahmaputra)


Lohit


Subansiri



3. Assam


Brahmaputra


Barak



4. Bihar


Ganges


Son


Gandak


Kosi



5. Chhattisgarh


Mahanadi


Indravati


Hasdeo


Shivnath



6. Goa


Mandovi


Zuari



7. Gujarat


Sabarmati


Narmada


Tapi


Mahi



8. Haryana


Yamuna


Ghaggar



9. Himachal Pradesh


Beas


Ravi


Chenab


Sutlej



10. Jharkhand


Subarnarekha


Damodar



11. Karnataka


Krishna


Cauvery (Kaveri)


Tungabhadra


Sharavathi



12. Kerala


Periyar


Bharathapuzha


Pamba



13. Madhya Pradesh


Narmada


Tapti (Tapi)


Chambal


Betwa


Ken



14. Maharashtra


Godavari


Krishna


Tapi


Bhima



15. Manipur


Barak


Imphal



16. Meghalaya


Umiam


Simsang



17. Mizoram


Tlawng


Tut



18. Nagaland


Dhansiri


Dikhu



19. Odisha


Mahanadi


Brahmani


Baitarani


Subarnarekha



20. Punjab


Sutlej


Beas


Ravi



21. Rajasthan


Chambal


Banas


Luni



22. Sikkim


Teesta


Rangeet



23. Tamil Nadu


Cauvery (Kaveri)


Palar


Vaigai


Thamirabarani



24. Telangana


Godavari


Krishna


Musi



25. Tripura


Gomati


Manu



26. Uttar Pradesh


Ganges


Yamuna


Gomti


Ghaghara



27. Uttarakhand


Ganges (Bhagirathi & Alaknanda)


Yamuna



28. West Bengal


Ganges (Hooghly)


Teesta


Damodar



These rivers play a crucial role in the irrigation, transportation, and culture of the states.


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