Founded by Muhammad Quli Qutb Shah in 1591.

It housed one of the earliest Buddhist learning centers.

They are known for using lead and potin coins, unusual in India.

It was an important Buddhist and trade center with Roman links.

Telangana was carved out as a separate state in June 2014.

Firozabad is famous for its glass and bangle industry. The city produces colored glassware and exports it worldwide. It is also a part of UP’s One District One Product (ODOP) scheme.

Anpara is a major coal-based thermal power plant in Sonbhadra. It contributes significantly to UP's electricity supply. Located near coal reserves, it's a key energy hub.

Vikramshila Dolphin Sanctuary is a protected area in Bhagalpur district known for Gangetic dolphins.

The RRTS corridor aims to connect Delhi to Meerut via Ghaziabad. It is a high-speed rail project that will boost urban mobility. Once completed, travel time will significantly reduce.

Dry Deciduoud Scrub forests are mostly found in Kandi tract with predominant species like khair. Indian rosewood, silk cotton tree, amla, Indian ash tree, Indian mahogany, amaltas, etc.

Rumi Darwaza was built in 1784 during a famine to provide employment. It resembles a Turkish-style gate and is a symbol of Lucknow. The monument reflects Awadhi architectural brilliance

Vindhyavasini Temple in Mirzapur is one of the Shaktipeeths, dedicated to Goddess Durga. It is a major pilgrimage center in eastern UP. Devotees visit especially during Navratri festivals

Western UP has fertile soil ideal for sugarcane cultivation. It supports many sugar mills and is a key contributor to India's sugar output. Farmers in regions like Meerut, Muzaffarnagar depend on it.

The Parijaat Tree in Kintoor village is a rare baobab tree with mythological links. Locals believe it sprouted during the Mahabharata era. It is protected and worshipped by devotees.

Mau is known for its fine handloom weaving, especially Soz fabric. The district supports thousands of weaver families. It exports textiles to international markets.

Bateshwar, in Agra district, holds one of India’s oldest cattle fairs. It also has a series of ancient temples on the Yamuna bank. The fair is culturally and economically important for local herders.

Varanasi's Dashashwamedh Ghat hosts the world-renowned Ganga Aarti. The ritual involves fire, chanting, and music offered to River Ganga. It draws both pilgrims and tourists every evening.

Malihabad, near Lucknow, is famous for Dussehri mangoes. It has vast orchards and contributes significantly to mango exports. The region hosts mango festivals annually.

It is located in Lucknow and specializes in sugarcane breeding and technology. The institute supports UP’s large sugarcane farming community. It contributes to productivity and disease-resistant varieties

Chandraprabha Wildlife Sanctuary is about 70 km from Varanasi. It is home to leopards, chinkaras, and various bird species. The sanctuary features waterfalls and dense forests.

Formed in 1953 to recommend restructuring of states.

Kurnool was chosen as the capital before the formation of AP.

It was formed from Madras State after Potti Sriramulu’s fast.

He was a freedom fighter and first CM of Andhra State.

She was one of the few female rulers in South Indian history.

It flourished under the Ikshvaku dynasty, known for Buddhist influence.

Amaravati houses a large stupa built during the Satavahana period.

He defeated the Saka rulers and strengthened the Satavahana kingdom.