Bhima (river in India)

The Bhima River is a significant waterway in western India, flowing through the states of Maharashtra and Karnataka. It is approximately 700 kilometers long and originates in the Bhima hills of Maharashtra. The river plays a vital role in agriculture, providing water for irrigation and supporting local communities. It eventually merges into the larger Krishna River, contributing to the region’s water system. The Bhima River also influences local ecosystems and is important for several cities along its course. Its basin faces challenges like pollution and water management, highlighting the need for sustainable use and conservation.