10 Biggest and Sacred Rivers of India India is a land of rivers, many of which hold immense religious and cultural significance.

Ganges (Ganga) Considered the most sacred river in Hinduism, believed to purify sins and grant salvation.

Krishna Considered a holy river, associated with various mythological stories. Supports irrigation and hydropower, crucial for the economy of the region.

Mahanadi Supports agriculture and is a major river in Eastern India. Holds religious importance in certain regions.

Yamuna Second holiest river after the Ganges, often considered its twin. Supports a large population and industrial activities, but facing pollution challenges.

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Tapti Supports agriculture and is a vital river in Western India. While not as prominent as others, it holds religious significance in some areas.

The Narmada Revered as one of the seven holy rivers, also known as the "Life Line of Madhya Pradesh".

Godavari Known as the "Dakshina Ganga" (Ganges of the South), revered by millions. Supports agriculture and is a major source of irrigation.