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Indian Economy - Understanding the basics of Indian economic system
Which is known as Wine capital of India?
Mumbai
Patiala
Delhi
Nashik
Nashik for long is known for its deep-rooted culture and the infamous Kumbh Mela celebrations. Over the last decade, the city has an altitude of 700 metres above the sea level has been recognized for its favourable climates for grape cultivation. Since then, famous wineries, including Sula, have established Nashik as their wine centre, selling a million cases of wine every year.
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