1. Ganga Ganga is India's Longest river which flows through India and Bangladesh. This river is 2704 km long, which originates from Gangotri glacier of western Himalayas in the state of Uttarakhand. It flows south and east through gangetic plains and Bangladesh and at last empty out into Bay of Bengal. It is considered as a holy river. 2. Godavari Godavari is India's second longest river after Ganga. It's source is in Trimbakeshwar in Maharashtra. It is 1465 km long that flows east through Maharashtra, telengana, Chhattisgarh, oddisha, Andhra Pradesh and at last fall into Bay of Bengal. 3. Yamuna Yamuna is the third longest Indian river with it's total length of 1376 km. It originates from yamunotri glacier from the lower Himalayas in Uttrakhand. It merges with Ganga in Triveni Sangam prayagraj which is the site for kumbh mela. 4. Narmada It is 4th Longest river of total length of 1312 km. It rises from Amarkantak plateau near annupur

1. A new born chinese water deer is so small that it can be almost held in hand's palm. 2. Ostrich can run faster than the horses and the males can roar like lions. 3. The female lion does the 90% of total hunting. 4. The world's smallest dog was Yorkshire terrier, which weighed just four ounces. 5. Almost half of the pigs in the world were kept by the farmers in the country of China. 6. On an average, dogs have better eyesight than the human beings.Although not as colourful as human. 7. There are at average 50,000 spiders per acres in green areas. 8. The bat is only the mammal that can fly. 9. Some male songbirds sing more than 2,000 times a day. 10. The blue eyes lemurs are one of the two (non human) primates to have truly blue eyes. 11. A tarantula spider can survive more than two years without food and water. 12. For every human being on the earth, there are one million ants present on the earth. 13.  If you lift the kangaroo's tail off the ground, it can

1. The Kumbh mela gathering visible               from  space. The 2011 Kumbh Mela gathering was largest recorded gathering of 75 million pilgrims present in the crowd. This gathering was so huge that it was visible from the space. 2.  The wettest inhabited place in the                world. Mawsynram, a village situated on the Khasi hills in Meghalaya recieves the highest recorded average rainfall as compared to all of the world. Cherrapunji, a part of Meghalaya holds the record for highest rainfall in the year of 1861.  3. Bandra Worli sealink has steel wires          equal to the circumference of the Earth. This took a total of 25,700,000 man hours for it's completion. It also weighs as much as 50,000 African elephants. It is a true engineering and architectural work . It is designed by Seshadri Srinivasan. 4. The highest cricket ground in the                 world. At an altitude of 2,444 metres, the Chail Cricket ground in Chail, Himachal Pr