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Indrayani River – Key Facts
- Location: Maharashtra
- Tributary of: Bhima River (which is a tributary of Krishna River)
Course
- Origin: Western Ghats near Lonavala (along Mumbai–Pune Highway)
- Flows through: Pune district, Pimpri–Chinchwad (industrial town)
- Confluence: Merges with Bhima River at Tulapur
- Length: ~3 km (rain-fed river)
Religious Importance
- Alandi: Samadhi of Saint Dnyaneshwar
- Dehu: Birthplace of Saint Tukaram
- Important pilgrimage route for Warkari sect
Economic & Social Role
- Supports irrigation and agriculture
- Passes through urban-industrial areas (Pimpri–Chinchwad)
Hydropower
- Valvan Dam (Kamshet) on Indrayani → Hydroelectric power generation
Current Affairs
- SLTC approved 2 STP projects on Indrayani (Pimpri Chinchwad)
- Aim: Curb water pollution & improve river health