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The Narmada River, originating from Madhya Pradesh and flowing through Gujarat, is often called the 'Nile of Gujarat' for its critical role in irrigation and development.
Surat is the diamond cutting and polishing capital of the world, accounting for a significant portion of the global diamond market.
Gir Forest National Park is the last natural habitat of the Asian Lion in India, with the majority of the world's wild Asiatic lions residing there.
Ahmedabad is historically known as the 'Manchester of India' due to its prominent textile and cotton industry.
The Narmada River is often referred to as the 'Nile of India' due to its length and importance in Gujarat's agriculture and irrigation.
The Sabarmati River flows through Ahmedabad. The Sabarmati Riverfront Development Project has been a major urban initiative.
Ahmedabad earned the title 'Manchester of India' due to its prominent textile industry and mills established during the British era.
Gujarat was separated from Bombay State on May 1, 1960, following the Bombay Reorganisation Act of 1960.
Gandhinagar is the capital of Gujarat since 1960. Ahmedabad is the largest city but not the capital.
