Description
Why does the Falgu River often appear dry even though water flows beneath the sand? In this insightful discussion, Ravi Raaz (UPSC 2025 Hindi Medium Rank 20) explains the geographical and historical mystery behind the Falgu River.
The Falgu River near Gaya is famous for its unusual nature—most of the time the river surface looks dry while underground water continues to flow. This phenomenon is linked with river geomorphology, sediment deposition, and seasonal hydrology.
For UPSC aspirants, understanding such unique geographical features is important for Prelims, Mains (Geography) and interview discussions. This video explains the Falgu River phenomenon in a simple and exam-oriented way.
Watch this session by Vajirao & Reddy IAS Institute to understand the science, geography, and cultural importance of the Falgu River.
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