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Geography covers a good number of questions making it an important topic to cover in SSC Exams. Around  5-8 questions  ask from Geography which surely makes it important for you to study the topic well for upcoming  SSC and Other Competitive Exams . Here are Study  Notes on  "Short Notes on All the Important Rivers"   which you should not ignore. Geography covers a good number of questions making it an important topic to cover in SSC Exams. Around  5-8 questions  ask from Geography which surely makes it important for you to study the topic well for upcoming  SSC and Other Competitive Exams . Here are Study  Notes on  "Short Notes on All the Important Rivers"   which you should not ignore. River River is the biggest source of water. Rivers provide us water to drink, irrigation, electricity, cook, clean things and easy & cheap transportation.  It is also a source of fresh water that flowing ...

Tricks to Remember Indian Rivers and their Tributaries:  Indian Drainage System is a complex network of various rivers and their tributaries. Every year questions are asked related to the Indian River system in SSC and Railway Exams. Thus, to be successful in the exam, having a good hold on the topic is a must. The article, therefore, presents a set of tricks to remember all-important river tributaries. Tricks to Remember Indian Rivers and their Tributaries:  Indian Drainage System is a complex network of various rivers and their tributaries. Every year questions are asked related to the Indian River system in SSC and Railway Exams. Thus, to be successful in the exam, having a good hold on the topic is a must. The article, therefore, presents a set of tricks to remember all-important river tributaries. Tricks to Remember River Tributaries River Tributaries Indus Jhelum, Chenab, Rabi/Ravi, Beas Sutlej Jhelum Kishanganga Ravi Budhil, Nai or Dhona, Seul, Ujh Ganga Ramganga, Gomti...

List of Riverside Cities and States in India 2021:  Geography is an important part of General Awareness for SSC Exams & Railways exams. Recently, in the SSC MTS, SSC CHSL, RRB NTPC, etc questions based on Rivers & riverside cities were asked in many shifts. Also, In competitive exams, questions are directly asked based on the city and rivers. Generally, questions are asked in the following types: 1. Which of the following cities is situated on the bank of this river? 2. Agra is situated on the bank of the river.......? 3. Match the following pairs: Cities and rivers will be given. We are providing you with a list of Important cities with the Rivers on which they are situated. It will be useful for all SSC and Railway exams like SSC CGL, SSC CHSL, SSC GD Constable, RRB NTPC, DFCCIL, DSSSB LDC, etc List of Riverside Cities and States in India 2021:  Geography is an important part of General Awareness for SSC Exams ...

World Geography Study Notes:  In this article, we are sharing  List of Mountain Ranges, Rivers and Lakes of the World.  These notes are very significant for the upcoming SSC and Railway Exams. Candidates must revise these notes before the exam. Let's start without much ado !!! World Geography Study Notes:  In this article, we are sharing  List of Mountain Ranges, Rivers and Lakes of the World.  These notes are very significant for the upcoming SSC and Railway Exams. Candidates must revise these notes before the exam. Let's start without much ado !!! World Geography: Mountain Ranges, Rivers and Lakes 1. Important Mountain Ranges And Peaks of the Worlds Sr.  No. Mountain Range Important/Highest Peaks Location Description 1.   Rocky Mountains Mt. Elbert (highest peak in the Rockies) North America It is one of the longest fold mountains in the world and extends from Canada to Western US (New Mexico State) 2. Appalachian Mountains Mt. Mitchell, North C...

Longest Rivers of India:  India is a land of rivers.   All rivers in India are regarded as holy/religious sites, and they have played an important part in Indian traditions in various ways from prehistoric times. Every area of India is dotted with numerous significant rivers and  these massive bodies of water play a significant part in the country's economic growth.  What is a River? A river is a natural freshwater watercourse that runs into an ocean, sea, lake, or another river. The majority of India's main rivers run east and empty into the Bay of Bengal. Only five rivers in India flow from east to west, draining into the Arabian Sea: the Narmada, Mahi, Tapti, Luni, and Sabarmati. Classification of Rivers India's rivers are classified into two types: Himalayan Rivers (rivers that originate in the Himalayas) and Peninsular Rivers ( rivers that originate in the Peninsula ). Himalayan rivers are permanent, whereas Peninsular rivers are nourished by the rain.  Thi...

Mohandas Karam Chand Gandhi or Mahatma Gandhi is respected as the Father of the Nation by all the citizens of India, as he is the man behind India’s successful struggle for independence against the British rule in India. He also worked for the betterment of poor people in India. His ideologies of Satyagraha and non-violence have been guiding the entire world till now. On 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, we are providing you with the details of his life which is equally important for all competitive examinations and for general knowledge.  Mahatma Gandhi He was a well-known activist, political leader, lawyer, and author of various famous books like  The Story of My Experiments with Truth, Hind Swaraj, Pathway to God,   Constructive Programme   its meaning and place , etc. His life has influenced many, and his ideologies have been adopted by various great leaders like  Martine Luther King, Nelson Mandela,  etc. Earlier Life of Mahatma Gandhi Basic F...

Land Revenue System in British India ZAMINDARI SYSTEM: In 1793, Lord Cornwallis introduced the Permanent Settlement system for fixing the land revenue at a permanent amount. It was introduced in areas of Bengal and Bihar. It was later extended to Orissa, Northern Districts of Madras and Districts of Varanasi. In this system, zamindars were recognised as the owner of lands. Its provisions are: Zamindars and revenue collectors were converted into landlords. They acted as agents of government in collecting land revenue from ryots. The right of ownership of land made hereditary and transferable. The attempt of the official was to secure the maximum amount. Hence rent of revenue was fixed very high. Zamindars were to give 10/11 th  of the rental they derived, keeping the only 1/11 th  for themselves. If rental of zamindar’s estate increased as a result of the extension of cultivation and improvement in agriculture, he would keep the entire amount of the increase. On the other hand,...