India's longest river-linked inland waterway is NW1 — what does NW1 connect?
AMumbai and Mangaluru along the Arabian Sea coast
BSadiya and Dhubri on the Brahmaputra
CKollam and Kottapuram on the West Coast Canal
DAllahabad and Haldia on the Ganga
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Allahabad and Haldia on the Ganga
1. Your syllabus lists India's National Waterways.
2. NW1: Ganga between Allahabad and Haldia (1,620 km) — India's longest national waterway.
3. NW2: Brahmaputra Sadiya-Dhubri; NW3: West Coast Canal Kollam-Kottapuram.
_Source: syllabus Geography Contemporary India - II, Ch 7 "Lifelines of National Economy", §Waterways ¶1_
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