I understand you run that site and this post appears on there- http://blog.pardesilink.com/2016/06/27/know-10-places-you-must-visit-during-monsoon-in-karnatka/

However, the post on the pardes site dates from June of 2016 and that post is just reworded content from this blog, posted 2 years earlier

http://www.beontheroad.com/2014/06/top-10-monsoon-holidays-in-karnataka.html

Lets compare the 2, your post-
5.Jungles of Kabini
The specialty of this wildlife circuit of Karnataka is that when all other tiger reserves and national parks are closed down, one is still allowed to visit this place. So, for all those wildlife lovers who find monsoon to be a hindrance to their adventurous path, this is one place which keeps them going. In fact, it is the best time to spot leopard, elephants, wild dogs and tiger here apart from the obvious eye-catching peacock dance.

The blog that published this 2 years before your site-

its specialty is that it is open during the monsoons when the other national parks and tiger reserves are closed to tourists. So, if you are a wildlife lover and want to plan a wildlife holiday this monsoon, don’t look any further than Kabini. And the rains are also a great time to spot the tiger, leopard, wild dogs and elephants here. And of course, there is the eye-catching peacock mating dance during the rains.

Again, a 2nd example

Your Post
It is only during monsoons that this short and ferocious river flows. Sita Nadi is known as one of the famous spot for river rafting in the state of Karnataka with its Class 3 and Class 4 rapids. One can camp in nature after having a tiring day of rafting. One can also go trekking to the Kudlu Teertha falls if one has ample time.

Older blog post
This short and ferocious river flows only during the rains and it packs quite a punch. With Class 3 to Class 4 rapids, Sita Nadi is one of the more popular river rafting spots in Karnataka and is ideal if you are looking at an adventure-filled monsoon holiday. After your rafting during the day, you can camp amidst nature and share a laugh over the day’s events. If you have time on your hand, do try trekking to the very beautiful Kudlu Teertha Falls.