In which state or union territory is Wular Lake, India's largest freshwater lake, located?

The correct answer is Jammu and Kashmir . Key Points Wular Lake is recognized as the largest freshwater lake in India and is situated in the Bandipora district of the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir . The lake basin was formed as a result of tectonic activity and is primarily fed by the Jhelum River , which flows into the lake at its southern end and exits at the northern end. The size of the lake varies significantly according to the season, typically ranging from 30 square kilometers to approximately 260 square kilometers during peak monsoon periods. In 1990 , Wular Lake was designated as a Ramsar Site under the Ramsar Convention , highlighting its international importance as a wetland ecosystem that supports diverse flora and fauna. The lake plays a critical role in the local economy by supporting a large fishing industry and providing water chestnut (Singhara) harvests, which sustain thousands of local residents. Additional Information Uttarakhand : Home to Naini Lake (Nainital) and Bhimtal Lake , which are prominent tectonic and C-shaped freshwater bodies in the Kumaon region . Roopkund Lake , known as the Skeleton Lake , is a high-altitude glacial lake located in the Chamoli district . Assam : Contains Deepor Beel , a permanent freshwater lake and a Ramsar Site located in the Brahmaputra valley . Haflong Lake is another major tourist attraction located in the Dima Hasao district. Himachal Pradesh : Features Chandra Taal and Suraj Taal , which are high-altitude lakes located in the Lahaul and Spiti district. Renuka Lake in the Sirmaur district is the largest natural lake in the state and is shaped like a reclining woman .