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The Kasai and Keleghai rivers join to form

Solve this multiple-choice question and check the correct answer with its explanation below.

Answer options

  1. the Rupnarayan river
  2. the Haldi river
  3. the Subarnarekha river
  4. the Damodar river

Correct answer and explanation

Correct answer: the Haldi river

Explanation: The Kasai and Keleghai rivers join together to form the Haldi River in West Bengal. 📚 Other Information: ▪️ The confluence of these rivers occurs near Kolaghat in East Medinipur district. ▪️ The Haldi River flows southeast and meets the Bay of Bengal near Haldia Port. ▪️ The river system is important for navigation, irrigation, and fisheries. ▪️ It forms part of the Subarnarekha–Haldi deltaic network. ▪️ The Kasai River originates from the Ajodhya Hills in Purulia. ▪️ The Keleghai River flows through Paschim Medinipur and East Medinipur districts. ▪️ Flooding is common during monsoon due to low-lying terrain. ▪️ The Haldia industrial area derives its name from this river.