30 June,2024
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Originating from Amarkantak Plateau, it flows westward against the usual eastward flow of Indian rivers.
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Folklore tells of Narmada's love for Shonbhadra, marred by betrayal and resulting in her independent path.
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Revered as the "Daughter of the Sky," Narmada remains unmarried, symbolizing purity and independence.
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Known for its unique westward direction, contrary to the typical flow of Indian rivers.
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The Narmada is one of the oldest rivers in India, dating back to millions of years, making it older than the Ganges.
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Revered as one of the seven sacred rivers (Sapta Sindhu) in Hinduism, the Narmada is believed to cleanse pilgrims of their sins.
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It is the only river in Madhya Pradesh that flows year-round, providing crucial water resources to the region.
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