While most Indian rivers rush toward the Bay of Bengal, one river takes a different path, the Narmada River. Flowing westward across central India, the Narmada is known as the only major river in India that drains into the Arabian Sea. This unique direction makes it one of the most special and sacred rivers in the country.
The name “Narmada” comes from Sanskrit and means “the giver of pleasure” or “one who arouses tender feelings in others.” The river’s name beautifully reflects its calm and nurturing nature. Throughout history, it has been mentioned by different names; the Greeks called it Namadus or Namades, and Persian literature also refers to it as Narmada. These ancient names show how deeply connected people have been to this river for centuries.
But beyond its geography, the Narma

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