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Chandan, or sandalwood, is primarily found in India, particularly in the southern states of Karnataka, Kerala, and Tamil Nadu. It also grows in other regions of Southeast Asia, including Indonesia and Australia. The tree thrives in tropical and subtropical climates and is valued for its aromatic heartwood, which is used in various cultural and medicinal applications.
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When was Chandan Mitra born?
Chandan Mitra was born in 1955.
What is Chandan Nath's population?
Chandan Nath's population is 5,842.
When did Chandan of Kamata die?
Chandan of Kamata died in 1523.
What nicknames does Chandan Gill go by?
Chandan Gill goes by Makhann.
Hindi name for snake plant?
chandan ka ped (tree of chandan)
What nicknames does Chandan Sethi go by?
Chandan Sethi goes by Donny Sethi.
When was Chandan Roy Sanyal born?
Chandan Roy Sanyal was born in 1979.
When was Chandan Ka Palna created?
Chandan Ka Palna was created in 1967.
When was Chandan Kumar Bhattacharya born?
Chandan Kumar Bhattacharya was born in 1944.
When was Chandan Kar born?
Chandan Kar was born on 1981-09-16.
What actors and actresses appeared in Chandan - 1941?
The cast of Chandan - 1941 includes: Jamshedji
What has the author Swaren Chandan written?
Swaren Chandan has written: 'Kadran kimtan' 'Naven nishte'
