Chenab River

The Chenab River is a major waterway in northern India and Pakistan, originating from the Indian Himalayas and flowing through the region before joining the larger Indus River. It plays a vital role in agriculture, providing water for irrigation, and supporting local communities. The river is renowned for its swift current and deep channels, and it has significant cultural and historical importance. Its basin also offers scenic landscapes and biodiversity. Managed carefully, the Chenab River is crucial for regional water resources, but it faces challenges like pollution and water management disputes between countries.