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The Kasai and Keleghai rivers join to form

A $the Rupnarayan river$
B $the Haldi river$
C $the Subarnarekha river$
D $the Damodar river$

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The Haldi River is a prominent tributary of the Hooghly River in West Bengal. It is formed by the confluence of the Kasai (or Kansabati) river and the Keleghai river in the Purba Medinipur district.

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The Kasai and Keleghai rivers join to form

A

the Rupnarayan river

B

the Haldi river

C

the Subarnarekha river

D

the Damodar river

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