The tributaries of the ganga rising on the peninsular plateau carry less water .y?
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The Peninsular Plateau of India, also known as the Deccan Plateau lies on the southern side of the Satpura mountain range. Most of the central and southern part of the peninsula falls under the region of the Deccan plateau.
The rivers in the Peninsular Plateau flow from the west to the east and end in the Bay of Bengal. The most important rivers in the Deccan Plateau are the Tapti, the Narmada, the Godavari, the Krishna, the Tungabhadra, and the Kaveri river. Narmada and Tapti rivers flow from east to west and end in the Arabian Sea due to the rift caused by the divergent boundary.
The tributaries of these rivers that originate in the Peninsular plateau include the - Bhima River, Chambal, Berach, Khari, Ghataprabha, Malprabha, Sabari, Manjira, etc.
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the Ganga and its chief tributary of Yamuna originate in the Himalayas tributary of the Ganga are the ghagara gandak and kosi the son also a tributary of the Ganga originates in the peninsular plateau the Chambal and the betwa which are tributaries of the Yamuna also originate in the peninsular plateau together this river makes the Ganga plain one of the most fertile in the world