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Geography Class 9Medium

Which of the following is the westernmost point of India?

Correct Answer: C — Dwarka

Dwarka, located in Gujarat, is the westernmost point of India. It holds historical and religious significance, being associated with the legendary kingdom of Lord Krishna.

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