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vicinity of
Khambat.
Khambat is
known for its
halvasan sweet, sutarfeni, akik
stone and
kites (patang), and for
sources of oil and gas.
Khambat is perhaps...
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Archaeologists debunk the
claim that
underwater structures in the Gulf of
Khambat point to the
existence of a pre-Harappan civilisation."
Frontline 2–15...
- The Gulf of Khambhat, also
known as the Gulf of Cambay, is a bay on the
Arabian Sea
coast of India,
bordering the
state of
Gujarat just
north of Mumbai...
- districts,
Daman and Diu Island,
geographically separated by the Gulf of
Khambat. The
state of
Gujarat and the
Arabian Sea
bordered the territory. A Portuguese...
- The Jami
Mosque is a
Friday mosque in
Khambat, in the
state of Gujarat, India.
Built in 1325, it is one of the
oldest Islamic monuments in Gujarat. The...
- states,
having a per-capita GDP
significantly above India's average.
Kalol Khambat and
Ankleshwar are
today known for
their oil and
natural gas production...
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Mausoleum of 1 st Wali–ul–Hind:Moulai Abadullah,
Khambat, Gujarat, era 1050–1100 CE....
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Development Project envisages building a 30 km dam
across the Gulf of
Khambat in
India for
establishing a huge
fresh water coastal reservoir for irrigation...
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located on the
banks of Narmada. The
Narmada River outlets into the Gulf of
Khambat through its
lands and that
shipping artery gave
inland access to the kingdoms...
- Balotra-Ahmdabad-
Khambat Expressway, mix of
brownfield and greenfield, via Bhinmal-Raniwada-Deesa
direct alignment, Mehsana, Sanand,
Khambat-Valvod-Vadodra...
