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https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/south-kerala-region/
Less than half of South Kerala’s population are engaged in agriculture, which is unusual for India. Many work in manufacturing of coconut products. Others make handcrafts for the markets. Millions of others work in banking, communications and the tourism industry.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/central-gujarat-region/
Surrounding the dense urban areas are vast slums with thousands of people living in cardboard huts and makeshift tents. Kept at the bottom of society, these slum-dwellers cry out for love, care and respect. It is ironic that such poverty exists in the very place that Mahatma Gandhi staged his non violent battle for Indian independence.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/mumbai-maharashtra-region/
The city, formerly known as Bombay, is also a transportation hub, with sea, rail, road and air service linking it directly to the rest of India and the world. Mumbai is also known for its immense slums and an area that is arguably the world’s largest red-light district. Although the Mumbai Maharashtra Region is predominantly Hindu, the city of Pune is to several Christian ministries along with spiritual centers for a number of eastern religions.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/kharagpur-west-bengal-region/
Further inland, forests are to wildlife such as bears, wild pigs, elephants and panthers. This region is also known for political revolution. Unrest, violence and an intense fear of terrorism make it difficult to move around freely without stirring up suspicions of being underground revolutionaries. Regions.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/region/central-jalpaiguri-jaigaon-region/
Today, tourists come to see its gorgeous forest landscape and the vibrant green tea gardens. Even though the area is recognized for its tea, which is exported internationally, the plantation workers make a very small wage—only about $1 USD per day. Living conditions for the majority in the Central Jalpaiguri Jaigaon Region are very rough.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/state/punjab/
Punjab’s plains are irrigated by two major rivers and an extensive canal system. History and Lifestyle. Punjab is perhaps most famous for the presence of Sikhs, the traditionally tall men easily identified by their distinctive turbans and beards. Their Golden Temple at Amritsar is both a place of Sikh pilgrimage and a world-famous tourist site. Amritsar also bears historical significance as the place where massive killings took place during India’s struggle for independence. Historically a warrior class, today the Sikhs excel in sports, and many Indian Olympic athletes are Sikhs. They are known for their kindness and generosity. Regions.
https://www.gfa.org/regions/state/gujarat/
Illiteracy rate:. 31%. 17% are below the poverty line. Gujarat is most famous for being the birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi. This state’s most famous son became world-famous for his non-violent battle for Indian independence. By the time Gandhi came on the scene, Gujarat already had 4,000 years of history under its belt.