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'''[[Amrita]]''', sometimes spelled '''Amritha''', literally means "immortality" and is often referred to in ancient Indian texts as nectar or ambrosia and carries the same meaning.<br />
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'''Amrita''' may also refer to:<br />
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== Books ==<br />
* [[Amrita (Gujarati novel)|''Amrita'' (Gujarati novel)]], 1965 novel in Gujarati by Indian writer Raghuveer Chaudhari<br />
* [[Amrita (Yoshimoto novel)|''Amrita'' (Yoshimoto novel)]], 1994 novel by Banana Yoshimoto<br />
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== Health and education ==<br />
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=== Mata Amritanandamayi ===<br />
Institutions associated with Indian spiritual leader [[Mata Amritanandamayi]].<br />
* [[Amrita Hospital, Kochi]], Kerala, India<br />
* [[Amrita Hospital, Faridabad]], Harayana, India<br />
* [[Amrita Schools of Business]], business schools in India<br />
* [[Amrita Schools of Engineering]], engineering schools in India<br />
* [[Amrita College of Engineering & Technology]], Erachakulam, Tamil Nadu, India<br />
* [[Amrita Vidyalayam]], chain of secondary schools in India<br />
* [[Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham]], private university in Coimbatore, India<br />
** [[Amrita Learning]], Indian online education platform<br />
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=== Others ===<br />
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== People ==<br />
* [[Amrita Acharia]], Norwegian actress of Nepalese origin<br />
* [[Amrita Agrahari]], Nepalese politician<br />
* [[Amrita Arora]], Indian actress in Hindi cinema<br />
* [[Amrita Basu]], Indian-American academic<br />
* [[Amrita Chattopadhyay]], Indian actress in Bengali cinema<br />
* [[Amrita Chaudhry]], Indian journalist<br />
* [[Amrita Cheema]], Indian journalist<br />
* [[Amrita Deonarine]], Trinidadian politician<br />
* [[Amrita Gogoi]], Indian film and television actress<br />
* [[Amrita Hunjan]], British-Indian model and singer<br />
* [[Amrita Kak]], Indian musician<br />
* [[Amrita Lal Basu]], Indian playwright<br />
* [[Amrita Meghwal]], Indian politician<br />
* [[Amrita Mukherjee]], Indian television actor<br />
* [[Amrita Narlikar]], Indian academic<br />
* [[Amrita Patel]], Indian businesswoman<br />
* [[Amrita Prakash]], Indian model and actress <br />
* [[Amrita Pritam]], Indian writer<br />
* [[Amrita Puri]], Indian actress<br />
* [[Amrita Raichand]], Indian celebrity chef<br />
* [[Amrita Rao]], Indian model and actress <br />
* [[Amrita Rawat]], Indian politician, sister-in law of Prem Rawat<br />
* [[Amrita Sawaram]], Indo-Mauritian badminton player<br />
* [[Amrita Sher-Gil]], Indian painter<br />
* [[Amrita Shinde]], Indian cricketer<br />
* [[Amrita Singh]], Indian actress<br />
* [[Amrita Thapa]], Nepali politician<br />
* [[Amrita Thapar]], Indian model<br />
* [[Amrita Virk]], Indian musician<br />
* [[Amritha Aiyer]], Indian actress<br />
* [[Amritha Ram]], Indian costume designer<br />
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== Other uses ==<br />
* [[Amrita TV]], Indian TV channel broadcasting in Malayalam, owned by Mata Amritanandamayi<br />
* [[Amrita Island]], Bourne, Massachusetts, US<br />
* ''[[Amrita Bazar Patrika]]'', defunct Indian newspaper<br />
* [[Amrita Club]], United States historic place<br />
* [[Amrita movement]], Indian Hindu movement of Mata Amritanandamayi<br />
* [[Amritha Express]], an overnight express train of the Indian Railways<br />
* [[Amritha Kalyani]], a rāga in Carnatic music<br />
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== See also ==<br />
* [[Amrit (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Amrut (disambiguation)]]<br />
* [[Amrutham (disambiguation)]]<br />
* {{look from|Amrit}}<br />
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