Question
Which of the following rivers helps define a portion of the India–Bangladesh border?
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The correct answer is
Ganga
The Ganga river helps define a portion of the India–Bangladesh border, particularly in its lower reaches before entering Bangladesh.
Mahanadi, Narmada and Brahmaputra are other significant Indian rivers, but the one specifically defining a portion of this international border is the Ganga.
Hence, Ganga is the correct answer.
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