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analyse the role of rivers in the Indian economy​

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Answered by fija47
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River water is a basic natral resource. v. It is essential for human, agricultural and industrial activities. ... An agriculture-dependent on the vagaries of the monsoon; get irrigation water from rivers. Hence rivers are the backbone of the developement of Indian agriculture.

Answered by binodkjha1972
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With development of steam engines, motor vehicles and planes the dimension of trade increased but rivers retained their importance for other reasons. The most important contribution of rivers is providing water for irrigation purposes and industrial uses.  Thus rivers act like lifelines of people and the entire economy.

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