Important Lakes in India(Bilingual)

The list of important lakes in India is given below:
Lakes in IndiaState
Pulicat lakeAndhra Pradesh
Kolleru LakeAndhra Pradesh
Haflong LakeAssam
Deepor BeelAssam
Chandubi LakeAssam
Kanwar lakeBihar
Hamirsar LakeGujarat
Kankaria LakeGujarat
Badkhal LakeHaryana
Brahma SarovarHaryana
Chandra TaalHimachal Pradesh
MaharanaPratap SagarHimachal Pradesh
Dal LakeJammu Kashmir
Wular LakeJammu Kashmir
Agara LakeKarnataka
Ulsoor LakeKarnataka
Kuttanad LakeKerala
SasthamkottaKerala
BhojtalMadhya Pradesh
ShivsagarMaharashtra
Loktak lakeManipur
Umiam LakeMeghalaya
Tam DilMizoram
Chilika LakeOdisha
HarikePunjab
KanjliPunjab
Sambhar LakeRajasthan
Tsomgo LakeSikkim
ChembarambakkamTamil Nadu
Hussain SagarTelangana
Govind Bhallabh Pant SagarUttar Pradesh
BelasagarUttar Pradesh
Bhimtal

Uttarakhand


Top 10 largest Lakes in India
Largest lakesState
Vembanad LakeKerala
Chilika LakeOdisha
Shivaji Sagar LakeMaharashtra
Indira Sagar lakeMadhya Pradesh
Pangong LakeLadakh
Pulicat LakeAndhra Pradesh
Sardar Sarovar LakeGujarat, Rajasthan
Nagarjuna Sagar LakeTelangana
Loktak LakeManipur
Wular lakeJammu and Kashmir

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भारत में महत्वपूर्ण झीलों की सूची नीचे दी गई है:

भारत में झीलेंराज्य
पुलिकट झीलआंध्र प्रदेश
कोलेरु झीलआंध्र प्रदेश
हाफलोंग झीलअसम
गहरा बीलअसम
चंदूबी झीलअसम
कंवर झीलबिहार
हमीरसर झीलगुजरात
कंकरिया झीलगुजरात
बडखल झीलहरियाणा
ब्रह्म सरोवरहरियाणा
चन्द्र तालहिमाचल प्रदेश
महाराणाप्रताप सागरहिमाचल प्रदेश
डल झीलजम्मू कश्मीर
वुलर झीलजम्मू कश्मीर
अगारा झीलकर्नाटक
उल्सूर झीलकर्नाटक
कुट्टनाड झीलकेरल
सस्थमकोट्टाकेरल
Bhojtalमध्य प्रदेश
Shivsagarमहाराष्ट्र
लोकतक झीलमणिपुर
उमियम झीलमेघालय
तम दिलमिजोरम
चिलिका झीलओडिशा
हरिकेपंजाब
Kanjliपंजाब
सांभर झीलराजस्थान
त्सोमो झीलसिक्किम
Chembarambakkamतमिलनाडु
हुसैन सागरतेलंगाना
गोविंद भल्लाभ पंत सागरउत्तर प्रदेश
Belasagarउत्तर प्रदेश
भीमतालउत्तराखंड


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सबसे बड़ी झीलों की सूची (क्षेत्र के घटते क्रम)राज्य
वेम्बनाड झीलकेरल
चिलिका झीलओडिशा
शिवाजी सागर झीलमहाराष्ट्र
इंदिरा सागर झीलमध्य प्रदेश
पैंगोंग झीललद्दाख
पुलिकट झीलआंध्र प्रदेश
सरदार सरोवर झीलगुजरात, राजस्थान
नागार्जुन सागर झीलतेलंगाना
लोकतक झीलमणिपुर
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