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ARCHANA COACHING CENTRE FOR ALL TNPSC (Lab Assistant)-7708048164 16 Kadana dam Mahi River Gujarat 17 Dantiwada Dam Sabarmati River Gujarat 18 Pandoh Dam Beas River Himachal Pradesh 19 Bhakra Nangal Dam Sutlej River Himachal Pradesh 20 Nathpa Dam Sutlej River Himachal Pradesh 21 Chamera Dam Ravi River Himachal Pradesh 22 Gobind Sagar, Reservoir Sutlej River Himachal Pradesh 23 Maharana Pratap Sagar Reservoir Himachal Pradesh Jammu & 24 Salal Project Chenab River Kashmir jammu & 25 Baglihar Dam Chenab River Kashmir Jammu & 26 Chutak Hydroelectric Project Kashmir Jammu & 27 Dumkhar Hydroelectric Dam Indus River Kashmir Jammu & 28 Uri Hydroelectric Dam Jhelum River Kashmir 29 Maithon Dam Barakar Rive Jharkhand 30 Chandil Dam Subarnarekha River Jharkhand 31 Panchet Dam Damodar River Jharkhand Tungabhadra River and Krishna 32 Tunga Bhadra Dam Karnataka River www.Padasalai.Net --- www.TrbTnpsc.com ONLINE ARICE ARCHANA COACHING CENTRE FOR ALL TNPSC (Lab Assistant)-7708048164 33 Linganamakki dam Sharavathi River Karnataka 34 Kadra Dam Kalinadi River Karnataka 35 Alamatti Dam Krishna River Karnataka 36 Supa Dam Kali River Karnataka 37 Krishna Raja Sagara Dam Cauvery River Karnataka 38 Harangi Dam Cauvery River Karnataka 39 Ghataprabha Reservoir Ghataprabha River Karnataka 40 Manchanabele Dam Karnataka 41 Narayanpur Dam Krishna River Karnataka 42 Kodasalli Dam Kali River Karnataka 43 Basava Sagara Dam Karnataka 44 Hemavathi Reservoir Karnataka 45 Banasura Sagar Dam Chalakudy River Kerala 46 Malampuzha Dam Malampuzha River Kerala 47 Peechi Dam Kerala 48 Idukki Dam Periyar River Kerala 49 Kundala Dam Parambikulam River Kerala 50 Parambikulam Dam Parambikulam River Kerala 51 Walayar Dam Walayar River Kerala www.Padasalai.Net --- www.TrbTnpsc.com ONLINE ARICE ARCHANA COACHING CENTRE FOR ALL TNPSC (Lab Assistant)-7708048164 52 Mullaperiyar Dam Pennar River Kerala 53 Neyyar Dam Pennar River Kerala 54 Rajghat Dam Betwa River Madhya Pradesh 55 Barna Dam Barna River Madhya Pradesh 56 Indirasagar Project Narmada River Madhya Pradesh 57 Narmada Dam Project Narmada River Madhya Pradesh 58 Bargi Dam Narmada River Madhya Pradesh 59 Bansagar Dam Son River Madhya Pradesh 60 Gandhi Sagar Dam Chambal River Madhya Pradesh 61 Tawa Reservoir Tawa River Madhya Pradesh 62 Yeldari Dam Purna River Maharashtra 63 Ujani Dam Bhima River Maharashtra 64 Pawna Dam Pawna River Maharashtra 65 Mulshi Dam Mula River Maharashtra 66 Koyna Dam Koyna River Maharashtra 67 Jaikwadi Dam Godavari River Maharashtra 68 Bhatsa Dam Bhatsa and Chorna rivers Maharashtra 69 Wilson Dam Pravara River Maharashtra 70 Tansa Dam Maharashtra 71 Panshet Dam Mutha River Maharashtra www.Padasalai.Net --- www.TrbTnpsc.com ONLINE ARICE ARCHANA COACHING CENTRE FOR ALL TNPSC (Lab Assistant)-7708048164 72 Mula Dam Maharashtra 73 Kolkewadi Dam Koyna River Maharashtra 74 Girna Dam Girna and Godavari River Maharashtra 75 Bhandardara Dam Arthur Lake Maharashtra 76 Vaitarna Dam Vaitarna River Maharashtra 77 Radhanagari Dam Bhogawati River Maharashtra 78 Nandur Madhmeshwar Dam Maharashtra 79 Manair Dam Manair River Maharashtra 80 Khadakwasla Dam Mutha River Maharashtra 81 Gangapur Dam Maharashtra 82 Jalaput Dam Orissa 83 Balimela Reservoir Sileru River Orissa 84 Indravati Dam Indravati River Orissa 85 Hirakud Dam Mahanadi River Orissa 86 Vaigai Dam Vaigai River Tamil Nadu 87 Aliyar Reservoir River Aliyar Tamil Nadu 88 Chittar Reservoir Chittar River Tamil Nadu 89 Krishnagiri Reservoir Tamil Nadu 90 Manimuthar Reservoir Tamil Nadu www.Padasalai.Net --- www.TrbTnpsc.com ONLINE ARICE ARCHANA COACHING CENTRE FOR ALL TNPSC (Lab Assistant)-7708048164 91 Pechiparai Reservoir River Kodayar Tamil Nadu 92 Soolagiri Chinnar Reservoir Tamil Nadu 93 Thunakadavu Reservoir Chalakudy River Tamil Nadu 94 Varattupallam Reservoir Tamil Nadu 95 Vidur Reservoir Tamil Nadu 96 Perunchani Dam Paralayar River Tamil Nadu 97 Amaravathi Reservoir Tamil Nadu 98 Gundar Reservoir Berijam Lake Tamil Nadu 99 Kullursandai Reservoir Arjuna 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