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River of effluents

  • 19/05/2008
  • New Indian Express (Chennai)

The Brahmani is the second largest river in Orissa. It begins as two rivers - the Shankha and the Koel - from the Chota Nagpur Plateau in Jharkhand and joins the Saraswati at Vedvyas to from the Brahmani. Vedvyas is a sacred place, 9 km from Rourkela, which is a major urban centre - the 2001 census estimated its population at 484,292.

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    • River Pollution
    • Brahmani
    • Koel
    • Fluoride
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    • Orissa (Odisha)

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