Read the passage carefully and answer the question that follows. Narmada is one of the great rivers of India. She is the longest river in Penninsular India. She is believed to be older than Himalayan rivers. Scholars say that the rocks she flows over are so old that they were there when dinosaurs roamed the earth. Today this river is known all over the world for the large number of massive dams that are to be built across her.
Narmada springs from the top of Amar Kantak the highest peak of the Maikal mountain in eastern Madhya Pradesh, to begin her course of 1,245 kilometres between the Vindhya and Satpura ranges. She flows west-south-west towards the Arabian sea, until she pours out her water into the Gulf of Khambat in Gujarat
Into which Gulf, river Narmada finally pours her water in Gujarat state.

Explanation

Narmada river pours her water into the Gulf of Khambat in Gujarat.