About Kallai River
The Kallai River or Kalai River is a river in the Kozhikode district of Kerala, southern India. It is a tributary of the Kadalundipuzha River. The Kallai River originates in the Wayanad district and flows through the Kozhikode district before joining the Kadalundipuzha River near the town of Kallai. The river is about long. The river has a number of tributaries, including the Iruvanjippuzha, the Vellarimala River, and the Kuttiadi River. The Kallai River is an important source of water for the Kozhikode district. The river is used for irrigation, and is also used to supply water to the Kozhikode city. The river is also a source of fish. The Kallai River is polluted by effluents from the industries in the Kozhikode district. The river is also affected by sand mining. FAQ's on Kallai River
