5 Important West Flowing Rivers of India | Narmada, Tapi, Mahi, Sabarmati & Luni

Learn all the major West Flowing Rivers of India in one video — perfect for UPSC, State PSC, and all competitive exams. We cover the Narmada, Tapi (Tapti), Mahi, Sabarmati, and Luni — their origins, courses, tributaries, dams, and the unique reason why these rivers flow west into the Arabian Sea while most peninsular rivers flow east. 📌 In this video: - NARMADA – origin at Amarkantak; Marble Rocks & Dhuandhar Falls; Sardar Sarovar & the Narmada valley dams - TAPI (TAPTI) – origin at Multai (Betul, MP); Ukai Dam; parallel course to the Narmada - MAHI – crosses the Tropic of Cancer twice; origin in MP; flows through Rajasthan & Gujarat - SABARMATI – origin in the Aravallis (Rajasthan); Ahmedabad & the Riverfront - LUNI – "salt river" of Rajasthan; origin near Pushkar (Aravallis); ends in the Rann of Kutch - Quick comparison & revision table This is part of our "Rivers of India" series for UPSC Geography.