Question

How are drainage systems of India mainly controlled

Answer 1

The ​factors which control the drainage system of the Indian sub continent are as follows:1)Relief features
2)Type of soil
3)Amount of rainfall
4)Source of rivers
5)Topography of region

Answer 2

Answer:

                          Drainage Systems of India

• India's drainage systems are governed primarily by the subcontinent's wide relief characteristics such as soil and precipitation.
• Drainage systems are therefore divided into Himalayan Rivers and Peninsula rivers.

Himalayan rivers:

• They cut profound gorges and have a lengthy course, carrying loads of sand, forming ox-bow lakes, flood plains, and deltas.

Peninsular rivers:

• They are seasonal and depend on the rainfall for their flow. They have classes that are shorter and shallower.

• Most of them rivers are originate from the Bay of Bengal. Some come from the Central Highlands and flow eastward.