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Class 10General KnowledgeIndian GeographyRivers and Lakes of IndiaMediumLevel 93
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Chandratal and Suraj Tal lakes are associated with which state?

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Correct answer: Himachal Pradesh

Chandratal and Suraj Tal are high altitude lakes of Himachal Pradesh. For exams link them with the Lahaul Spiti region.

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Himachal Pradesh

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Chandratal and Suraj Tal are high altitude lakes of Himachal Pradesh. For exams link them with the Lahaul Spiti region.

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This is a Class 10 General Knowledge question. Chapter: Indian Geography. Topic: Rivers and Lakes of India.

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