Punjab's Kapurthala is known as the City of Palace. Data: Kapurthala Punjab (Approximate 98.92 Thous) Population 98,916, Male 53,801; Female 45,115.
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Banswara is known as Cherrapunji of Rajasthan because it receives the highest rainfall in the state. Data: Banswara, Rajasthan (Approximate 1.00 Lakh) Population 99,969, Male 51,000, Female 48,969.
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Madhya Pradesh's Nagda town is known for its Viscose production. Data: Nagda, Madhya Pradesh (Approximate 1.00 Lakh) Population 100,039, Male 51,373, Female 48,666.
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Madhya Pradesh's Datia is an ancient town, also mentioned in the Mahabharata. Data: Datia, Madhya Pradesh (Approximate 1.00 Lakh) Population 100,284, Male 52,772, Female 47,512.
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Sikkim's Gangtok ranks top five of India's least populated cities as per Census 2011. Data: Gangtok, Sikkim (Approximate 1.00 Lakh) Population 100,286, Male 52,459, Female 47,827.
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West Bengal's Kalyani was known as the Roosevelt Town during World War II, as per legends. Data: Kalyani, West Bengal (Approximate 1.01 Lakh) Population 100,575, Male 50,727, Female 49,848.
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Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh. Data: Kasganj, Uttar Pradesh (Approximate 1.01 Lakh) Population 101,277, Male 53,552, Female 47,725.
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Chilakaluripet, Andhra Pradesh. Data: Chilakaluripet, Andhra Pradesh (Approximate 1.01 Lakh) Population 101,398, Male 50,207, Female 51,191.
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West Bengal's Bhadreswar is located on the popular Hooghly River. Data: Bhadreswar, West Bengal (Approximate 1.01 Lakh) Population 101,477, Male 53,330, Female 48,147.
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Rajasthan's Sujangarh is famous for Havelis, temples and ancient forts. Data: Sujangarh, Rajasthan (Approximate 1.02 Lakh) Population 101,523, Male 51,906, Female 49,617.
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