Gomati
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Gomati, Gomti or Gomathi (which means, among other things, "full of water") may refer to:
Gomati, Gomti or Gomathi (which means, among other things, "full of water") may refer to: ==Geography== Gomati district, a district of Tripura state, India Gomati monastery, a monastery in Khotan, Turkistan, see Buddhism in Khotan Gomati Lake, a lake in Vadtal, Gujarat, India; dug by Swaminarayan Gomti Nagar, town in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, India; settled on the Gomti River Gomti Nagar railway station, Indian railway station in Lucknow ===Rivers=== Gomati River or Gomti River, a tributary of the Ganges River in Uttar Pradesh, India; the most commonly known of the rivers so named Gomati River (Gujarat), river in Dwaraka, Gujarat, India which flows to the Gulf of Kutch; source of the snail shells Gomti Chakra and the scared stones Dvaravati sila Gomati River (Rajasthan), a small river in Rajasthan, India Gomati River (Uttarakhand), a river in Uttarakhand, India Gumti River (Tripura), river in Tripura, India and Comilla, Bangladesh Gomal River, a river in Afghanistan and Pakistan, identified with the Gomati of the Rigveda Godavari River, a river of Maharashtra and Andhra Pradesh in India Mandovi River, a river of Karnataka and Goa in India ==Transport== ===Ships=== BNS Gomati, ship of the Bangladesh Navy INS Gomati, either of two ships of the Indian Navy ===Railways=== Gomti Express, passenger train in India plying to and from Lucknow which is settled on the Gomti River Gomti Sagar Express, passenger train in India plying to and from Lucknow ==People== Gomathi Marimuthu, Indian sprinter Gomathi Srinivasan, Indian politician G. Gomathi Sankara Dikshidar, Indian politician ==Others== Gomathi Amman, goddess and temple in India Gomti Ke Kinare, 1972 Indian Hindi-language film set along the Gomti River Gomathi Nayagam, 2004 Indian film directed by Ponvannan ==See also== Gomanta kingdom, ancient Indian kingdom
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