| Question | Which river flows through Coochbehar district of West Bengal? | |
| Type | multiple_choice | |
| Option | Mahananda | incorrect |
| Option | Teesta | incorrect |
| Option | Torsa | incorrect |
| Option | Both (B) and (C) | correct |
| Solution | The Teesta River finds its source in the Zemu glacier of the majestic Himalayas. As it journeys southwards, it encounters several tributaries, including the Lachin River in Tibet, the Lochang River in Sikkim, and the Great Rangeet River in Darjeeling. Continuing its course, the Teesta River gracefully flows through the enchanting landscapes of Jalpaiguri and Coochbehar. On the other hand, the Torsa River originates from the captivating Chumbi valley in Tibet. It steadily flows and eventually enters the enchanting land of Bhutan. Crossing borders, the Torsa River enters India in the Coochbehar district of West Bengal, continuing its serene course. | |
