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List of Nicknames of Indian Cities – Nicknames of Indian Cities

List of Nicknames of Indian Cities – Nicknames of Indian Cities






IBPS Clerk Online Classes : Nicknames of Indian Cities is an important topic for banking exams. So today, Takshila Learning is presenting a small article on nicknames of Indian cities, which we have categorized State-wise so that you can memorize easily.
Name of the City                      Nicknames                 State
Agra             Taj CityUttar Pradesh
Ahmedabad               Boston of India
Manchester of India
Gujarat
Allahabad Abode of the God
City of Prime Ministers
Sangam City
Uttar Pradesh
AmritsarGolden City
Punjab
AsansolLand of Black DiamondWest Bengal
    BengaluruElectronic City of India        Garden City of India
IT Capital of India
Silicon Valley of India
Space City
Karnataka

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