The Bundelkhand Solar Park is a large-scale renewable energy project planned in U.P. It aims to harness solar energy and reduce dependence on coal-based power.

Due to its high rainfall and fertile soils, the Terai region of U.P. is ideal for rice cultivation. Paddy fields are common in districts like Pilibhit and Lakhimpur Kheri.

The Indian Institute of Sugarcane Research is based in Lucknow. It conducts advanced research on sugarcane cultivation, improving productivity in the state.

Sonbhadra district is rich in mineral resources, especially limestone and coal. These resources support the cement and energy industries in the region.

Narora Atomic Power Station is located in Bulandshahr district, U.P. It is one of India's key nuclear power plants. It contributes significantly to the power supply in the northern grid.

Malihabad, near Lucknow, is renowned for its mango orchards, especially the Dussehri variety, contributing to the state's horticultural fame.

The Gomti River, flowing through Lucknow, faces significant pollution challenges due to urban waste and industrial discharge.

The Bundelkhand region, with its high solar insolation, is being developed for solar energy projects to promote sustainable power generation.

Sonbhadra district is rich in coal reserves, contributing significantly to the state's energy resources and industrial development.

Wheat is the primary rabi crop in Uttar Pradesh, with the state's fertile plains and favorable climate supporting its extensive cultivation.

Tulsidas, born in Rajapur (Banda), wrote the 'Ramcharitmanas' in Awadhi. It is one of the most revered retellings of the Ramayana in Indian literature.

Vidyarthi was a freedom fighter and journalist who played a key role in the non-cooperation movement. He hoisted the Indian flag during protests in Allahabad.

General Havelock led the British forces to recapture Kanpur from Nana Saheb's troops during the 1857 rebellion. His campaign was part of the British counterattack in northern India.

Sarojini Naidu became the first Indian woman Governor of U.P. (formerly United Provinces). Her appointment in 1947 was a milestone for women in Indian politics.

The First Battle of Panipat led to the foundation of the Mughal Empire. Although fought in Haryana, its impact extended to Uttar Pradesh. Babur soon gained control over key cities like Agra.

Chittu Pandey led the local revolutionaries in Ballia during the Quit India Movement. He declared Ballia independent from British rule for a short time. He is known as the "Tiger of Ballia.

Akbar constructed the Jama Masjid in Fatehpur Sikri, U.P., as part of his capital. The mosque is an architectural marvel and part of a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It was completed in 1571.

Bihar ranks among the lowest in literacy, with recent NSO data showing it at 29th place, though the government is focusing on improving education infrastructure.

Chhath Puja, a key festival in Bihar celebrated with devotion to the Sun God, was added to UNESCO's heritage list in 2024.

Patna has been integrated into the PM Gati Shakti plan for improved infrastructure and logistics connectivity.

According to the Bihar Economic Survey 2024, the services sector showed the highest growth, driven by IT, telecom, and transport.

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Bihar (especially the Koderma–Jhajha belt) was once one of the leading producers of mica in India.

Siddheshwar Nath Temple is a famous pilgrimage site in Sitamarhi, which is also believed to be Sita’s birthplace.

Patna’s airport is named after freedom fighter Jayaprakash Narayan and is the busiest airport in Bihar.

The Patna High Court was officially established in 1916 and serves as the highest court of the state.

Sonpur Mela, held at the confluence of Ganga and Gandak, is Asia’s largest cattle fair with historical and religious significance.

The Jallianwala Bagh massacre occurred in April 1919. It provoked widespread outrage across India, including major protests in U.P. The event was a catalyst for the Non-Cooperation Movement.