History, asked by rohitdcassi2970, 8 months ago

From where did the term ‘India’ derive?
(a) River Indus
(b) River Ganga
(c) River Yamuna
(d) River Mahanadi

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Answered by AdityeshRaghav

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(A)River Indus Is your Answer...

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Answered by aeipk9495b

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river Indus.

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