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Fotos de Radhika Suvorova del álbum Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary Ver fotos de Radhika (44) Enviar un mensaje a Radhika Dar un toque a Radhika Perfil de Radhika Del álbum: Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary de Radhika Suvorova Añadida el 08 de diciembre de 2009 I like this one - when a piece of sari covers Radha's head Del álbum: Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary de Radhika Suvorova Añadida el 08 de diciembre de 2009 Del álbum: Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary de Radhika Suvorova Añadida el 08 de diciembre de 2009 Del álbum: Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary de Radhika Suvorova Añadida el 08 de diciembre de 2009 Del álbum: Radha-Shyamasundara in Hungary de Radhika Suvorova Añadida el 08 de diciembre de 2009 Bhâgîrathî - otro nombre del río Gaôgâ. El río Gaôgâ es un río celestial. Debido a que fue traido a la tierra por las austeridades y oraciones del rey Bhagîratha, se le conoce también por el nombre de Bhâgîrathî. Cuando el Bhâgîrathî se encuentra con el Alakânanda, su nombre se transforma en Gaôgâ. En Bengala occidental el Gaôgâ se bifurca en los ríos Padmâ y Bhâgîrathî. El Bhâgîrathî fluye hacia el sur a través de Navadvîpa y desemboca en la bahía de Bengala. A cierta distancia hacia el sur de Santipura, el Bhâgîrathî se conoce como el Huglî. Bhâgîrathî - another name for the Gaôgâ River. The river Gaôgâ is a celestial river. Because this river was brought to the earth by the austerities and prayers of King Bhagîratha, she is also known as Bhâgîrathî. Initially, where the Gaôgâ starts near Gaôgotré, she is known as the Bhâgîrathî. When the Bhâgîrathî meets the Alakânanda, she becomes known as the Gaôgâ. In West Bengal, the Gaôgâ divides into the Padmâ River and the Bhâgîrathî. The Bhâgîrathî flows south through Navadvîpa and on to the Bay of Bengal. Some distance south of Çântipura, the Bhâgîrathî becomes known as the Huglî. Descent of Ganga at Bhâgîrathî Resultados de imágenes de Bhâgîrathî Gracias por tus comentarios. Informar sobre otra imagenInforma sobre la imagen ofensiva. CancelarHecho Resultados 1 - 20 de aproximadamente 16.600 de Bhagirathi. (0,24 segundos) Resultados de la búsqueda Bhagirathi 6856 m 803 x 500 - 86 KB - jpg homepage3.nifty.com Bhagirathi Vihar Map 600 x 814 - 101 KB - jpg mapsofindia.com Buscar imágenes similares Bhagirathi II, III, 518 x 352 - 50 KB - jpg bhramanti.com Buscar imágenes similares Bhagirathi-alaknanda 353 x 303 - 24 KB - jpg commons.wikimedia.org Mt. Bhagirathi III 800 x 557 - 48 KB - jpg indiamike.com File:Bhagirathi 1820 x 2094 - 586 KB - jpg commons.wikimedia.org Buscar imágenes similares sadharananga himalaya 400 x 300 - 24 KB - jpg happyindiatour... 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For the distributary in West Bengal, see Bhâgîrathî-Hooghly. Bhâgîrathî River River Sacred bathing ghats on Bhagirathi River at Gangotri Name origin: "Bhagirathi" (Sanskrit, literally, "caused by Bhagiratha") Country India State Uttarakhand Region Garhwal division District Uttar Kashi District, Tehri District Source Gaumukh (gou, cow + mukh, face), about 18 km (11.2 mi) from the town of Gangotri - elevation 3,892 m (12,769 ft) Source confluence Alaknanda River Length 205 km (127 mi) Basin 6,921 km2 (2,672 sq mi) Discharge - average 28.32 m3/s (1,000 cu ft/s) - max 3,800 m3/s (134,196 cu ft/s) Map showing the Himalayan headwaters of the Bhagirathi river. The numbers in parentheses refer to the altitude in meters. (1) The Bhâgîrathî is a turbulent Himalayan river in the state of Uttarakhand, India, that is the source stream of the Ganges—the major river of the Gangetic plain of Northern India and the holy river of Hinduism. Contents (hide) 1 Etymology 2 Course 3 Dams 4 Notes 5 References 6 External links (edit) Etymology The word "Bhagirathi" (Sanskrit, literally, "caused by Bhagiratha") refers to a mythological Sagar Dynasty prince who, to gain the release his 60,000 great-uncles from the curse of saint Kapila, brought the goddess Ganga in the form of the river Ganges, from the heavens to the earth.(2) (edit) Course The headwaters of the Bhagirathi are formed at Gaumukh (elevation 3,892 metres (12,769 feet)), at the foot of the Gangotri glacier and Khatling glaciers in the Garhwal Himalaya. It is then joined by its tributaries; these are, in order from the source: the Kedar Ganga at Gangotri (elevation 3,049 m (10,003 ft)), the Jadh Ganga at Bhaironghati (elevation 2,650 m (8,694 ft)), the Kakora Gadand Jalandhari Gad near Harsil (elevation 2,745 m (9,006 ft)), the Siyan Gad near Jhala (elevation 2,575 m (8,448 ft)), the Asi Ganganear Uttarkashi (elevation 1,158 m (3,799 ft)), and finally the Bhilangna near Old Tehri (elevation 755 m (2,477 ft)). The Bhilangna itself rises at the foot of the Khatling Glacier (elevation 3,717 m (12,195 ft)) approximately 50 km (31 mi) south of Gaumukh. The river flows from its source for 205 km (127 mi) before meeting the Alaknanda River at an elevation of 475 m (1,558 ft) in the town of Devprayag. Downstream of this confluence, considered holy by Hindus, the river is known as the Ganga Ji or Ganges River by westerners. The controversial Tehri dam lies at the confluence of the Bhâgirathi and the Bhilangna, at 30°22′32″N 78°28′48″E / 30.37556°N 78.48°E / 30.37556; 78.48, near Tehri. The turbulent Bhâgîrathî as it enters Devprayag. The Bhagirathi (foreground) on its way to meet the sediment-laden Alaknanda river, shown entering on the left, at Devprayag, and to flow on as the Ganges Another view of the confluence of the Bhâgirathi (right) and the sediment-rich Alaknanda (left) at Devprayag. Tehri Dam, the 5th tallest dam in the world (edit) Dams There are 18 dams along the Bhâgirathi River, either in operation, under construction or planned. These are, in order from the source: Hydroelectric Dams on the Bhâgirathi River(3) Abbreviations: KW: electrical output capacity(Kilowatts), Ht: dam height(M) FRL: full reservoir level (MSL), MWL:maximum water level(MSL), HRT: head race tunnel length(KM), TRT: tail race tunnel length(KM), TWL: tail water level(MSL), RBL: river bed level at dam site(MSL) # Name Ht KW Status FRL MWL HRT TRT TWL RBL Coordinates 1 Karmoli Dam 140 planned 8.6 2 Gangotri Dam 55 planned 5.2 3 Jadhganga Dam 50 planned 1.1 4 Bhaironghati I Dam 380 planned 5 Bhaironghati II Dam 65 planned 6 Harsil Dam 210 planned 5.06 7 Loharinag Pala Dam 600 construction 2,147 1,667 13.85 .51 1.665 30°49′6″N 78°37′5″E / 30.81833°N 78.61806°E / 30.81833; 78.61806 8 Pala Maneri I Dam 78 480 construction 1,665 1,667 12.563 1.378 9 Maneri Bali I Dam 38 90 operation 8.631 10 Maneri Bali II Dam 304 construction (4) 16.0 11 Bhilangana II Dam 11 planned 12 Bhilangana I Dam 22.5 planned 2.0 13 Tehri PSS Dam 1,000 planned 14 Tehri Dam 260.5 2,400 operation 830 835 1.634 .8625 30°22′40″N 78°28′50″E / 30.37778°N 78.48056°E / 30.37778; 78.48056 15 Koteshwar Dam 97.5 400 construction 612.50 615 16 Kotli Bel 1A Dam 82.5 195 construction 17 Kotli Bel 1B Dam 90 320 construction 18 Kotli Bel II Dam 82 530 construction (edit) Notes ^ Catchment Area Treatment:, Bhagirathi River Valley Development Authority, Uttaranchal ^ Mankodi, Kirit (1973) "Gaṅgā Tripathagā"Artibus Asiae 35(1/2): pp. 139-144, p. 140 ^ "Map of the Bhagirathi River showing dams". Dams, Rivers & People. South Asian Network on Dams Rivers & People(sandrp.in). August 2008. http://www.sandrp.in/rivers/Bhagirathi_is_DISAPPEARING.pdf. Retrieved 7 March 2010. ^ Minimum Water Flow Photo (edit) References Wilson, W. (1860) A summer ramble in the Himalayas: with sporting adventures in the Vale of Cashmere Hurst and Blackett, London, OCLC 58410561, available on microfilm Heske, Franz (1937) Im heiligen Lande der Gangesquellen (In the Holy Lands of the Source of the Ganges) J. Neumann, Neudamm, Germany, OCLC 35036471, in German Sharma, Man Mohan (1997) Through the Valley of Gods: Travels in the Central Himalayas (2nd ed.) Vision Books, New Delhi, OCLC 4547622 (edit] External links Wikimedia Commons has media related to: Bhagirathi River Hydrology of South Asia Inland Indus · Ganges · Yamuna · Chenab · Jhelum · Bhagirathi River · Brahmaputra · Godavari · Narmada · Tapti · Ravi · Beas · Sutlej · Dudh Kosi · Padma · Sarasvati · Sharda · Krishna · Kaveri · Kali River · Meghna · Mahanadi · Mahaweli · Son · Ghaghara · Betwa · Chambal · Kosi · Sapt Koshi · Tamur · Mo Chhu · Sankosh · Drangme Chhu · Ganges Basin · Ganges Delta · Indus Delta · Dal Lake · Pookode Lake · Skeleton Lake · Chilka Lake · Lake Powai · Borith Lake · Saiful Muluk · Gosaikunda · Nizam Sagar · Red Hills Lake · Malampuzha · Kerala Backwaters · Damodar · Luni · Coastal Indian Ocean · Arabian Sea · Laccadive Sea · Bay of Bengal · Gulf of Kutch · Gulf of Khambhat · Palk Strait · Gulf of Mannar Categories Lakes of India / Nepal / Pakistan · Reservoirs and dams in India · Rivers of Bangladesh / Bhutan / India / Nepal / Pakistan Retrieved from "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bhagirathi_River" Categories: Rivers of India | National symbols of India | Rivers of Uttarakhand | International rivers of Asia | Sacred rivers | Rigvedic rivers | Geography of Uttarakhand | Ganges | Ganges basin related articles Alaknanda River Dhatrigram Kalna Patuli Devprayag Gangotri Glacier Gopinathpur, West Bengal Hatsimla Uttar Goara Tehri Riu Bhagirathi De Viquipèdia El Bhâgîrathî és un riu de l'estat d'Uttarakhand, Índia, la principal font del Ganges. Es forma a les glaceres Gangotri i Khatling al Garhwal, Himàlaia, antic estat de Tehri Garhwal, a la muntanya Gaumukh de 3.892 metres. Al costat neix el Bhilangna. Té un recorregut de 700 km fins que troba a l'Alaknanda a Devprayag, lloc a partir del qual agafa el nom de Ganges i és considerat sagrat. Els afluents successius són: Kedar Ganga a Gangotri Jadh Ganga a Bhaironghati Kakora Gad, prop de Harsi. Jalandhari Gad, prop de Harsi Siyan Gad, prop de Jhala Asi Ganga prop d'Uttarkashi Bhilangna, prop de Tehri (modifica) Galeria Bhâgîrathî a Devprayag . Bhagirathi en camí cap al Alaknanda. Bhâgirathi i Alaknanda. (modifica) Articles relacionats Jahnavi. (modifica) Referències W. Wilson (1860) A summer ramble in the Himalayas: with sporting adventures in the Vale of Cashmere Hurst and Blackett, London, OCLC 58410561, microfilm Franz Heske, (1937) Im heiligen Lande der Gangesquellen (In the Holy Lands of the Source of the Ganges) J. 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