Kokborok is the main tribal language and one of the official languages of Tripura.

Neermahal, or the "Water Palace," is built in Rudrasagar Lake.

He was the last king before Tripura merged with India in 1949.

Bengali is widely spoken and is one of the official languages, along with Kokborok and English.

Tripura attained statehood on January 21, 1972.

Tripura shares 84% of its border with Bangladesh.

Agartala is the capital and largest city of Tripura.

Birha is a folk song and dance form prevalent in Bhojpuri-speaking areas. It narrates separation and longing through lyrical poetry. It’s often performed during cultural and local events.

The principal seat of the UP High Court is in Prayagraj. A bench also functions in Lucknow. It’s one of the oldest high courts in India.

The Saryu, a tributary of the Ghaghara, flows through Ayodhya. It holds immense religious significance in Hinduism. Pilgrims bathe in it during festivals like Ram Navami.

Rumi Darwaza is an iconic Mughal-era structure in Lucknow. It was inspired by a gate in Istanbul, Turkey. It reflects the grandeur of Awadhi architecture.

Sucheta Kriplani became CM in 1963. She was India’s first woman to become a state chief minister. She was a freedom fighter and a close associate of Gandhi.

Anpara Thermal Power Plant is located in Sonbhadra district. It is a major coal-based power station. It significantly contributes to UP’s electricity supply.

Barasingha is the state animal of UP. It is mainly found in Dudhwa National Park. Conservation efforts are in place to protect this rare species.

Kannauj is famous as the “Perfume Capital of India.” It produces natural attars using traditional distillation techniques. The perfume industry here has ancient roots and global recognition.

The Yamuna originates from the Yamunotri glacier in Uttarakhand. Gomti starts from Pilibhit in UP. Betwa and Ghaghara also flow through UP but have origins elsewhere.

North Central Railway’s headquarters is in Prayagraj. It manages important rail routes across central India. It is known for modern facilities and railway workshops.

Chhath Puja involves rigorous fasting and worship of the Sun (Surya Dev). It’s widely celebrated in eastern UP especially near Ghazipur and Ballia. Devotees offer prayers standing in river water.

Agriculture employs the majority population of UP. The state is a major producer of sugarcane, wheat, and potatoes. Agro-based industries also thrive due to this dominance

Lucknow is called the City of Nawabs due to its Nawabi heritage. It is known for Tehzeeb, Awadhi cuisine, and elegant architecture. The city blends tradition with modernity.

Kudiyala near Rishikesh (though technically in Uttarakhand, it's often accessed by UP tourists) is popular for rafting. It is a starting point for Ganga rafting adventures. It boosts tourism along the UP-Uttarakhand corridor

Lathmar Holi is a unique tradition where women playfully hit men with sticks. It’s celebrated in Barsana and Nandgaon near Mathura. It symbolizes Radha-Krishna legends and is famous worldwide.

Jhansi is one of the key districts in the drought-prone Bundelkhand region. It has historical significance due to Rani Lakshmibai. Bundelkhand has unique geographical and cultural identity.

Uttar Pradesh is the most populous state in India. As per the 2011 census, it had over 199 million people. It accounts for about 16% of India’s total population.

Bhadohi is globally recognized for its handmade carpets. It has a GI tag and a Carpet Export Promotion Council. Carpets from Bhadohi are exported to more than 50 countries.

Asaf-ud-Daula moved the capital from Faizabad to Lucknow. He constructed many iconic monuments like Bara Imambara. He laid the foundation of Lucknow’s Nawabi culture

Chandauli is known as the “Rice Bowl of UP” and now grows black rice too. Black rice is rich in antioxidants and is considered a superfood. The district has received recognition under ODOP.

He was a strong advocate for linguistic states.