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The __________ originates in the Himalayas and is India’s most important river. Ganges River Indus River Everest River Mount Fuji

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Mount Fuji and Everest are mountains, not rivers.

Both Ganges and Indus are important rivers in the History of India, but only Ganges is in India right now- Indus is in Pakistan.

Correct answer: Ganges.

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