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NATIONAL PARKs in India NATIONAL PARKs in India   State Name of NATIONAL PARK Year Established   Andaman & Nicobar Cambell Bay NATIONAL PARK 1992 Galathea NATIONAL PARK 1992, Mahatma Gandhi Marine NATIONAL PARK (Previously: Wandur NATIONAL PARK) 1983 Middle Button Island NATIONAL PARK 1987 Rani Janshi Marine NATIONAL PARK 1996 Mount Harriet NATIONAL PARK 1987 Saddle Peak NATIONAL PARK 1987 South Button Island NATIONAL PARK 1987   Andhra Pradesh Kasu Brahmmananda Reddy - NATIONAL PARK 1194 Magavir Harinaa Vanastali NATIONAL PARK 1994 Murugavani NATIONAL PARK 1994 Sri Venkateshwara NATIONAL PARK 1989   Arunachala Pradesh Mouling NATIONAL PARK 1986 Namdapha NATIONAL PARK 1983   Assamm Dibru-Saikhowaa NATIONAL PARK 1999 Kaziranga NATIONAL PARK 1974 Manas NATIONAL PARK 1990 Nameri NATIONAL PARK 1998 Orang NATIONAL PARK 1999 Bihar Valmiki NATIONAL PARK 1989 Kanwar Lake Bird Sanctuary 1987 Vikramshila Gangetic Dolphin Sanctuary 2009   Chhattisgar...

Indian Tribes *    Abros – Arunachal Pradesh, Assam *    Adi, Apatami – Arunachala Pradesh *    Angami, Ao – Nagaland *    Badagas – Tamil Nadu *    Baiga – Madhya Pradesh, Rajasthan &  Gujarat *    Bhils – Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat & Rajasthan *    Bhotias – Uttra Pradesh *    Bhutias – Sikkim *    Birhor – Bihar *    Bodos – Assam *    Chenchus – Andhra Pradesh, Odisha *    Chutia – Assam *    Dangs – Gujarat *    Gaddis – Himachal Pradesh *    Garos – Meghalaya *    Gonds – Madhya Pradesh, Odisha, Bihar &  Andhra Pradesh *    Great Andamanese – Andaman Island *    Irulas – Tamil Nadu *    Jaintias – Meghalaya *    Jarawas - Little Andamans *  ...

notes on important indian rivers   The rivers of India are classified into 4 Categories: 1. The Himalayan River System: 2. The Deccan River System: 3. Coastal River System: 4. The Rivers of the Inland drainage basin: -------------------------------------------------------------------------   1. The Himalayan River System: These are perennial in nature, snow-fed rivers. During the rainy season they are generally flooded and carry 70 of the total discharge of river water into the sea. The three great Himalayan river systems are mentioned below. The Himalayan River System Name Source Length Enters into Indus River System Mountain Kailash in Tibet (near Mansarovar Lake) 2900km Arabian Sea Sutlej Mansarover Rakas Lakes 1050km Chenab Beas Near Rohtang Pass 470km Sutlej Ravi Near Rohtang Pass 720km Chenab Chenab Near Lahol Spiti District of H.P 960km Indus Jhelum Verinag in Kashmir 725km Chenab Ganges Riv...