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HOW TO FIND DISTANCE(Say Between R#pnagar & F\rozpur)

Run your finger along horizontal column

against R#pnagar and run a finger of the other

is the required distance.

DISTANCE TABLE(DISTANCES ARE IN KILOMETRES)

Rivers. Canals: main; branch. Water bodies.

REFERENCES

Airports: international; national.

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Survey of India, H<th\barkala Estate, Post Box No. 37, Dehra D#n - 248001 (Uttar<khand),

Department of Science & Technology, Government of India.

2013.

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The present state of PUNJAB, which derives its name from the Land of Five Rivers R<vi, Satluj, Chen<b, Be<s

India.

and Jhelum of the pre 1947 undivided territory, is highly fertile and is undoubtedly called the Granary of

Kashm\r state and the Shivalik hills. Punjab state is India’s northern gateway and home of proud martial races

Punjab is the cradle of one of the oldest cultures in India and that it is among the most developed

Punjab.

civilizations. Archeological excavations at some historic sites testify to the rich and colourful heritage of

It is also famous for legendary carpentary work, sports goods, knitwears and number of other crafts.

progress and its handicrafts, beautifully adapted to modern day requirements, furnish a feast for the eyes.

The geographical area of Punjab is 50,362 Sq. km. and its population, as per 2011 census is 27.1 million. It has

extreme climatic conditions with temperature ranging from 0 C in winter to 45 C in summer. The average

annual rainfall varies from 200 mm to 1000 mm and most of the rainfall is during the monsoon from July to

September.

granaries of Punjab contribute more than 50% to the Central Pool and reflect the farmers hard work,

Golden fields, spectacular festival, dances, varied architecture, museums, zoo, with a backdrop of prospering

charm with a sweep of contemporary new life.

women, have become very famous. The region is known for good food and combines old world

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Punjab is the home of lively and hospitable people. The boisterous Bh<ngra dance by men and Giddha by

Sodhal Mandir

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Situated in the north-west of India, along the international border with P<kist<n adjoining Jammu and

who fought countless foreign invaders for centuries. Historians of the Indus Valley civilisation agree that

enterprise and fast adaptation of the modern technology. The state stands in the front ranks of industrial

Punjab offers the tourists a choice of religious shrines, ancient forts, lakes, dams, lush green and

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Name headquarters: State / U.T.; district; tahs\l.

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