History, asked by tanuh07, 7 months ago

the indus valley civilization developed on the banks of which river​

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Answered by ananya465
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Ghaggar - Hakra

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Answered by mohitrachwani1
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Answer:

Ghaggar-Hakra

Explanation:

Archaeological evidence shows that many of the settlements in the Indus or Harappan Civilisation was developed along the banks of a river called the Ghaggar-Hakra in northwest India and Pakistan.

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