In which one of the following lakes do Rupangarh, Mendha, and Khandela rivers drain their water?

Correct option is B

Ans. (b)
Explanation
The Sambhar Lake, India’s largest inland saltwater lake, receives water from several small rivers, including Rupangarh, Mendha, and Khandela rivers. It is located in Jaipur and Nagaur districts and plays a crucial role in Rajasthan’s salt production.
This lake is an important ecological and economic resource, attracting migratory birds such as flamingos and pelicans. The lake has been declared a Ramsar site due to its environmental significance.
Information Booster
· Sambhar Lake is the largest saltwater lake in India.
· Receives water from Rupangarh, Mendha, and Khandela rivers.
· Located in Jaipur and Nagaur districts.
· Produces over 1.96 lakh tons of salt annually.
· Recognized as a Ramsar Wetland site.
Additional Knowledge
· Phalodi Lake: A lesser-known lake in Rajasthan, not related to these rivers.
· Pachbhadra Lake: Located in Barmer, known for brine production.
· Didwana Lake: A famous saltwater lake in Nagaur, but not linked to these rivers.