Everything about The Sabarmati River totally explained
The
Sabarmati River is a river in Western
India. It is approximately 371 km in length.
The Sabarmati originates in the
Aravalli Range of the
Udaipur District of
Rajasthan. In its initial course it's also called as
Wakal. Most of the river flows in
Gujarat state. It empties in the
Gulf of Cambay of
Arabian Sea.
Ahmedabad and
Gandhinagar, the commercial and political capitals of Gujarat were established on the banks of Sabarmati river. The legend is that Sultan
Ahmed Shah of Gujarat, resting on the bank of Sabarmati, got inspired with the courage of a rabbit to chase a bully dog to establish Ahmedabad in
1411.
During
India's independence struggle,
Mahatma Gandhi established
Sabarmati Ashram as his home on the banks of this river.
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