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The Hindon River, an important river of Northern India, is best described as:
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- 1A west-flowing river originating in the Aravalli hills and draining into the Arabian Sea
- 2A rain-fed river originating in the Siwalik range of western Uttar Pradesh that flows into the Yamuna✓
- 3A seasonal river of the Indo-Gangetic plains that directly drains into the Ganga after flowing through eastern Uttar Pradesh
- 4A perennial Himalayan tributary of the Ganga originating from glacial sources in Uttarakhand
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A rain-fed river originating in the Siwalik range of western Uttar Pradesh that flows into the Yamuna
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