By Jasreet Kaur05, Dec 2024 12:00 PMjagranjosh.com
Do you know?
The Godavari River is called the Ganga of the South. It is a sacred lifeline of southern India. Tap to read in detail.
Holy River
The Godavari is considered sacred, just like the Ganga. Many people visit temples and holy places along its banks. It is a symbol of devotion and faith.
Long Journey
It is India’s second-longest river. It starts in Maharashtra and flows through several states, covering 1,465 km. It ends in the Bay of Bengal.
Special Festivals
Big festivals, like the Kumbh Mela, happen on its banks. People believe the river can wash away their sins. Millions gather to take a holy dip.
Symbol of Life
The Godavari is called Dakshina Ganga because it helps South Indian people by providing water and supporting their lives. It is a lifeline for the region.
Farming Support
Farmers depend on the river for water to grow rice, sugarcane, and other crops that feed millions of people. It boosts the economy through agriculture.
Home to Wildlife
The river is home to many animals, birds, and plants, making it an important part of nature. Its mangroves and sanctuaries support biodiversity.
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