Which Indian state's state bird is the Great Indian Bustard?

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The Great Indian Bustard is the state bird of Rajasthan, India. It is critically endangered and is known for its size and striking appearance. Conservation efforts are ongoing to protect this bird and its habitat. ;

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Which Indian state's state bird is the Great Indian Bustard?

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