Description:
The Ganga name is derived from the Sanskrit word gandha, meaning 'fragrance.' The name is believed to have originated in the ancient Vedic period, and it may have been used to refer to the river itself. The Ganga is also known by various other names, including the Jamuna, the Ghaggar, and the Ganges. The name Ganga is most commonly used in India, where it is also known as the Mahanadi. The Ganga is a major river in India and Bangladesh, and it flows through several major cities, including Delhi, Kolkata, and Mumbai. The Ganga is also a major source of water for irrigation in India. The Ganga has a wide variety of cultural and religious significance in India, and it is also a popular tourist destination.
