Question

Why river Ganga is called ‘The lifeline of India’? (100 words)

Answer 1

Answer:

Ganga is called as the lifeline of people because it-

fulfills the water requirements of nearby cities. c. has provided many employments to people as fisheries ,tourism, watersports etc. d. is a source of electricity.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Ganga (Ganges) is the life source of northern India and is reckoned to be the most important river in Indian culture. Finding its geographical origin at Gangotri Glacier (Gaumukh) in Uttarakhand, the river passes through 5 states namely, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand and West Bengal before finally merging in to the ocean.

This mighty river play many roles in each state that it traverse through; at some places it is the source of irrigation; at other places it is a source of electricity; in few places Ganga becomes the sin purifier; whereas at some other places it is a playful river that facilitates many water sports.

With the total length of 2525kms, it is the longest running river in India. But it is not only geographically that this river has earned fame, in Hindu mythology Ganga is worshipped as Goddess. She is believed to have inhabited in heaven as the daughter of Brahma (the creator).

So, it is clear that Ganga is no ordinary river for Indians; here are some facts that prove that Ganga (Ganges) is indeed a lifeline source in India.