List-I and List-II are correctly matched.

 List - I River          List - II Place of origin

( A ) Sabi                ( ii ) Sevar Hills

( B ) Berach           ( I ) Gogunda Hills

( C ) Kantali           ( iv ) Khandela Hills

All of the following are correctly matched.

( 1 ) Bhakar                -   Eastern Sirohi

( 2 ) Girwa                  -  Udaipur Basin

( 3 ) Kanthal               -  Land of Pratapgarh

( 4 ) Chappan Hills    -  Jalor - Siwana

According to India, the extent of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan is 62% and 61.11% of the total area of Rajasthan is surrounded by desert.

The correct order of drainage basins from north to south is

Sabi - Banganga - Bedach - Mon

1. The Sabi river originates near the Dhara Ji temple of Ajitgarh in the Sikar district of Rajasthan. This river originated from Rajasthan, Haryana and then fell into Yamuna from Najafgarh in Delhi.

2. Banganga begins in the hills near Bairath in Jaipur district.

3. The Bedach River originates from the Gogunda hills of Rajasthan. Initially, this river was called the Ayad River. The total length of this river is 190 km. Is.

4. It originates near Amarkantak in Anuppur district of Madhya Pradesh, which is located east of the source of Narmada River in the Vindhyachal Hills.

1. Four rivers (Rupangarh, Mentha, Khari, Khandela) fall into Sambhar Lake. Salt is produced on a large scale from this lake.

2. Sambhar Lake: This is a salt water lake located near Jaipur city in Rajasthan state of India. This lake is situated at an altitude of 1,200 feet above sea level.

1. Mukundra Hills are located in Kota district of Rajasthan.

2. It is part of Hadoti Plateau.

3. Mukundra Hills National Park and Darra Wildlife Sanctuary are located in this region.

There is a correct match between the physical department and the concerned district.

A. Bhakar                                    iii. Sirohi  

B. Girwa                                      iv. Udaipur

C. Vagad                                     i. Banswara

D. Bangar                                   ii. Nagaur

1. Harsh Parvat is located in Sikar district of Rajasthan. This mountain is located about 14 kilometres south-east of Sikar city.

2. Harsh Parvat is named after Harshnath Temple. This temple is situated at the foothills of Harsha Parvat.

3. A beautiful view of the surrounding area is visible from this mountain. There are also many religious places, historical sites, and natural sites on Harsha Parvat.