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3. GUJARAT . Gujarat is one of the state of Republic India. The total area covered by Gujarat is 1,96,024 km2. The capital of Gujarat is Gandhinagar. The Arabian Sea makes up the state’s western coast. Gujarat accounts for 6.19 percent of the total area of the country

4. Population Of Gujarat State The total population of Gujarat was 5,05,96,992 in 2001. Total numbers of male were 2,63,44,053 and women were 2,42,52,939. Ahmedabad was densely populated and kachcch was the least populated district . Gujarati Language The language, Gujarati, comes from Sanskrit—an ancient language Gujarati is an Indo-Aryan and Indo-European language. Its one of the 22nd official language and 14th regional language spoken in India. There are about 46 million speakersof Gujarati worldwide, making it the 23rd most spokenlanguage in the world. Roughly 45.5 million resides in India

5. Culture and tradition

6. Dress and Jewellery In wedding, Gujarati men’s wear kurta and pajama and women’s usually wear sari wrapped in a Gujarati style. In Jewellery, Gujarati’s ladies love hanging a bunch ofkeys and the key ring holder are usually made of silver. Jewelries mostly worn by ladies include the necklace, ear ring, banglesetc. but due to the rising theft cheaper costume jewelries become quite common. Gujarati male usually wear golden chain or rings.

9. Major festivals of Gujarati’s. Majority of the Gujarati’s are Hindus. They celebrate all the Hindu festivals. These are the most important festivals celebrated by the Gujarati’s Diwali (festival of lamp) Navratri Holi

10. Tourist Places in Gujarat The most famous tourist spot in Gujarat state are as follows. They are (1) Dwarka (2)Girnar. Champaner. Somnath Akshardham Sabarmati Ashram

11. Dwarka It is located in the Jamnagar district of Gujarat. Rated as one of the seven most ancient cities of the country. Dwarka, according to Hindu mythology was the dwelling place of “Lord Krishna”.. Dwarka is also famous for the Dwarkadhish temple.

12. Girnar Girnar is the collection of mountains in the Junagadh District of the Gujarat state. The tallest of these rises to 945 meters (3100 feet), the highest peak in Gujarat. The five peaks of Girnar are topped by 866 intricately carved stone temple. The strong built stone path is the pilgrimage route for both Hindus and jain

13. Champaner. Champaner is a historic town and it is located in Panchmahal district, 47 kilometer from Vadodara. . Champaner is today famous for “The Champaner-Pavagadh Archeological Park”, which is listed by UNESCO as “World Heritage Site”. Sultan Begada also built a magnificent “ Jama Masjid” it is 30 meter high, 172 pillars

14. Somnath The Gujarat coastline has been a focal point for traders and invaders for centuries. The Shiva Temple at Somnath, which holds a naturally occurred Jyotir Lingam, has been a landmark to mariners from time immemorial somnath

15. Sabarmati Ashram Akshardham

17. Gujarat: Economic Profile With 5% of India’s population, Gujarat has 16% of industrial production. Gujarat had an annual average growth of 9% in the last 3 years and an average industrial growth of 15%.

18. Gujarat: Sectoral Production (Source: ASI) 8 out of every 10 diamonds in the world are processed in Gujarat

19. MNCs in Gujarat

20. Amul Formed in 1946, is a dairy cooperative movement in India Managed by an apex cooperative organisation, Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd. (GCMMF), which today is jointly owned by some 2.41 million milk producers in Gujarat, India

21. Gujarat Strengths: Infrastructure Longest coastline in India – 1600 km. First state to privatize ports, railways and road transport 41 Ports - Cargo handled at Kandla, a major port 41.5 MMT (12% of India) - Cargo handled by minor and intermediate ports is 89.3 MMT (80% of India) Container Handling - P&O at Mundra & Maersk at Pipavav Chemical Port Terminal (3 MMT) - only one in India LNG Terminals at Dahej (5 MMT) & Hazira (5 MMT) Broad Gauge Rail network across the state 11 Airports with an International Airport at Ahmedabad Pioneering work in Energy, Water, Urban Development, Industrial Parks Gujarat Infrastructure Development Act – bringing transparency in PSP in infrastructure projects

22. Energy: Power Reliable Power Supply:Generation in 2005 is 9,007 MW*, which is to increase to17,477 MW by 2010 (*excluding 4,600 MW captive generation) Per Capita Power Consumption is 1,175 units, as compared to India’s average of 592 units Rich availability of feedstock Natural Gas: 34 MMCD Lignite: 1,072 MMT One of the leading states in harnessing Wind Energy

23. SEZs & Industrial Parks 11 SEZs 2 functional multi product SEZs (Kandla & Surat) 9 under development (Multi Product-3, Apparel-2, Gems & Jewellery-1, Electronics-1, Petroleum & Petrochemicals-1, Pharma-1) Major amendments in labour legislations in SEZs Industrial Parks established in key industries such as Apparel, Gems & Jewelry, Biotechnology, Pharmaceuticals and IT & Electronics 83 product clusters - Chemicals, Drugs and Pharmaceuticals, Textile, Ceramics, Foundry, Engineering, Brass Parts, Fish Processing, etc. Gujarat is the only state in India having labour flexibility and full relaxation in Labour laws in SEZs

24. Industry The worlds largest ship breaking yard is in Gujarat near Bhavnagar at Alang. Reliance Petroleum Limited, one of the group companies of Reliance Industries Limited founded by DhirubhaiAmbani operates the oil refinery at Jamnagar which is the world's largest grass roots refineries.

25. Industry Growth During the period 1960-90, Gujarat established itself as a leader in various industrial sectors - Textiles, Engineering, Chemicals, Petrochemicals. Drugs & Pharmaceuticals. Dairy, Cement & Ceramics. Gems & Jewellery, etc. Post-liberalization period saw Gujarat's State Domestic Product (SDP) rising at an average growth rate of 12.4% per annum Gujarat ranks first nationwide in gas-based thermal electricity generation with national market share of over 18% and second nationwide in nuclear electricity generation with national market share of over 16%. Agriculture Major Agricultural produce of the state include cotton, peanuts, dates, sugar cane, milk & milk products.

26. Educational progress The State has also made tremendous progress on socio-economic front through strategic interventions in social sectors. The centers of excellence in forms of IIM, NID, NIFT, CEPT, IIT, Forensic University and DeenDayalUpadhyaya Petroleum University for higher education and concerted action through “School Enrollment Programme” and “Girl Child Education Programme” has given fillip to the principle of quality education for all right from elementary education to higher education. IIM

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29. INCREDIBLE GUJARAT

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