Sutlej River: The Lifeline of Punjab and Himachal
The Sutlej River, originating near Mount Kailash in Tibet, is the longest tributary of the Indus River with a length of approximately 1,450 km. Flowing through the dramatic gorges of Himachal Pradesh and the fertile plains of Punjab, it sustains millions through irrigation and hydropower, notably the Bhakra-Nangal Dam. Its waters face growing challenges from climate change-induced glacier retreat and pollution, impacting one of South Asia’s most vital river systems.
Kheer Ganga River: Himalayan Beauty or Danger Zone?
The Kheer Ganga River, a scenic yet powerful waterway originating in Himachal Pradesh, hit headlines in 2025 after flash floods devastated parts of Uttarakhand. Rich in ecology, legend, and outdoor adventure, it remains vital for both geography studies and Himalayan tourism.