Tilaiya Dam has been constructed on which river?

Tilaiya Dam has been constructed on which river? Correct Answer Barakar river

Tilaiya dam is the first Dam and Hydro Electric Power Station constructed by Damodar Valley Corporation across Barakar River, in Koderma district. The dam is 1,200 ft long and 99 ft high situated in an ideal surrounding with a beautiful reservoir in 36 sq km area.
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