Geography, asked by ravikumar90072, 8 months ago

The rivers of south india are mostly rainfed (true false)

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Answered by Crazyshepherd22

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true

Explanation:

north indian rivers are fed by glaciers so they flow throughout the year but south indian rivers get water from hills which depend on monsoon

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