Recently, Indian Army conducted flood relief exercise named "Jal Rahat" to validate joint drills and coordinate preparedness by multi-agency flood relief columns, this exercise was conducted on which of the following rivers of Assam state ?

Correct option is C

The Indian Army conducted the flood relief exercise "Jal Rahat" on the Barak River in Assam.

Explanation:
● "Jal Rahat" is a multi-agency exercise aimed at enhancing disaster preparedness during floods.
● The Barak River is one of the major rivers in Assam and prone to frequent flooding.
● The exercise validated joint drills between the Indian Army, National Disaster Response Force (NDRF), and civil administration.
● It involved rescue operations, relief distribution, and medical aid.
● Such exercises ensure efficient coordination and response during natural disasters.

Information Booster:
● Assam experiences annual floods due to heavy monsoon rains and river overflow.
● The Barak River flows through southern Assam and into Bangladesh.
● The Indian Army plays a critical role in disaster relief across India.
● Exercises like "Jal Rahat" strengthen the synergy between military and civil agencies.
● Disaster preparedness is essential to minimize loss of life and property.

Additional Information:

• (a) Dihing: A tributary of the Brahmaputra, not associated with this exercise.
• (b) Manas: Known for the Manas National Park
• (d) Kopili: A tributary of the Brahmaputra