Gujarat Talati · General Awareness and General Knowledge
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Geography of India and Gujarat
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Which river is popularly called the 'Lifeline of Gujarat' because the Sardar Sarovar project on it supplies water for irrigation and drinking across the state?
Q2 · Geography of India and Gujarat · MEDIUM
Saputara, a hill station of Gujarat in the Sahyadri range, is in which district?
Q3 · Geography of India and Gujarat · MEDIUM
The Wild Ass Sanctuary in the Little Rann of Kutch protects which animal?
Q4 · Geography of India and Gujarat · MEDIUM
Deendayal Port (formerly Kandla Port) in Kutch district is located on which water body?
Q5 · Geography of India and Gujarat · EASY
The Gir forest of Gujarat is the only natural home in the world of which wild animal?