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Indravati

Indravati is a geographic name in central India that refers most prominently to a river and to protected areas along its course.

The Indravati River is a major river in central India and a tributary of the Godavari river

Indravati National Park, located in Chhattisgarh, lies along the river and forms the core of the Indravati

The Indravati region lies in the Bastar region of Chhattisgarh and includes several tribal communities with

system.
It
traverses
the
states
of
Chhattisgarh
and
Odisha,
flowing
through
forested
and
rural
landscapes
before
joining
larger
river
networks.
The
river
supports
irrigation,
fishing,
and
domestic
water
supply
for
nearby
communities.
The
basin
contains
multiple
reservoirs
and
hydroelectric
projects
that
contribute
to
regional
development.
Tiger
Reserve.
The
protected
area
preserves
dry
deciduous
forest
habitats
and
a
range
of
wildlife,
including
apex
and
keystone
species
such
as
tiger
and
leopard,
as
well
as
gaur,
chital,
sambar,
and
a
variety
of
birds.
The
park
is
managed
for
conservation
and
limited
tourism
with
a
focus
on
flagship
species
and
habitat
protection.
distinct
cultural
traditions.
The
area
is
noted
for
its
biodiversity,
riverine
ecosystems,
and
historical
significance
in
the
broader
Godavari
basin.