Answer: Krishna River
Notes: Continuous heavy rains in Kalaburagi, Karnataka and parts of Maharashtra have caused a sharp rise in Bhima River water levels, triggering flooding in several villages. Bhima River, also called Chandrabagha River, is the largest tributary of Krishna River. It originates near Bhimashankar Temple in Bhimashankar hills, Western Ghats, Pune District, Maharashtra. It flows southeast through Maharashtra, Karnataka, and Telangana and merges into Krishna River at Raichur, Karnataka.
