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Who is known as sapera?
Sapera is a name given to the snake charmers of India.
What was the name given to trade ships that first brought India Pale Ale to India?
The ships that carried India Pale Ale to India were simply called merchant ships.
What sea supports India's beaches?
India sticks out into an ocean that bears it name, the "Indian Ocean". The Indian Ocean to the west side of India is called the "Arabian Sea" and the Indian Ocean to the east side of India is called the "Bay of Bengal" to the south of India round Siri Lanka is the Indian Ocean is given the name the "Laccadive Sea".
What is India's official name?
The official name of India is Republic of India. This is one of the highest populated nations in the Asian continent.
Which is the most rare name in India?
ponmanikandhan is the rare name in india
What is the name given to large lakes in India?
the name given to the large lakes in India is sea.
What is the other name given to India?
bharat
What is the name given to an employee from outside of India?
nri
What name is given to India's Parliament Library?
Sansadiya Gyanpeeth
What is the name given to a place in India where they burn people?
ghats
Who is known as sapera?
Sapera is a name given to the snake charmers of India.
Is Aiswarya a Hindu name?
Yes, it is. It means "wealth", and originated in India. It is a name given to females.
Is rekha a Gods name?
No, Rekha is not a name of a god. It is a popular name in India and is commonly used as a feminine given name.
The name given to the border that separates India and Nepal?
I dont think there is one.
What is the name of the award given by national science academy of India?
the good one
What is the name given to India first research camp at antarctica?
cape comorin
Where did the name Hindu come from?
Hindu name was created / given by the British when they went to India for exploration. Hind name was given to the area, Indian region. Hindu is a person living or borne in India, or Indian Region. Hindu is not a religion as often thought. (by: Ash)
