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'''Gujarat''', in western | '''Gujarat''', in western India, is a hub of commerce and culture. Gandhinagar is its capital, while Ahmedabad is a major economic center. | ||
== Geography and Economy == | == Geography and Economy == | ||
Gujarat’s landscape includes the Rann of Kutch desert and fertile plains. It leads in industries like textiles, petrochemicals, and diamond polishing, with a strong port economy at Mundra. | |||
== Culture and Festivals == | == Culture and Festivals == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:03, 9 November 2025
Gujarat, in western India, is a hub of commerce and culture. Gandhinagar is its capital, while Ahmedabad is a major economic center.
Geography and Economy
[edit | edit source]Gujarat’s landscape includes the Rann of Kutch desert and fertile plains. It leads in industries like textiles, petrochemicals, and diamond polishing, with a strong port economy at Mundra.
Culture and Festivals
[edit | edit source]Gujarati culture shines in festivals like Navratri, featuring garba dances. The Gujarati language and cuisine, with dishes like dhokla and thepla, are widely cherished.
Historical Significance
[edit | edit source]Gujarat is home to the ancient Indus Valley site of Dholavira and Sabarmati Ashram, linked to Mahatma Gandhi, making it a key historical and spiritual destination.