Dr. Anil Joshi, a noted environmentalist and social worker from Uttarakhand, received the Padma Shri in 2015 for his work in promoting eco-friendly agriculture and rural development in the Himalayan region.

The “Apna Gaon Apni Chhutti” (Our Village, Our Holiday) scheme was launched to encourage tourists to experience village life in Uttarakhand, aimed at promoting eco-tourism and generating rural employment.

The Loharinag Pala Hydroelectric Project on the Bhagirathi River was one of the major projects that faced continued stalling in 2015 due to concerns from environmentalists and religious leaders over the sanctity and ecological impact on the Ganga River.

Snow Leopard, a rare and endangered species, was spotted and video recorded in Nanda Devi Biosphere Reserve in 2015. This was a significant moment as it indicated improved wildlife monitoring and ecological balance in high-altitude zones.

On June 21, 2015, Parmarth Niketan Ashram in Rishikesh hosted a grand celebration of the International Yoga Day with thousands of participants from across the world, making it a major spiritual and international event.

The Bhagirathi River, considered sacred in Hinduism, was declared a 'living entity' by a local body in Uttarakhand in 2015. This decision was a precursor to the landmark 2017 Uttarakhand High Court judgment declaring Ganga and Yamuna as living entities.

Rana Kumbha built the Vijay Stambha in Chittorgarh to commemorate victory over Malwa.

Shekhawati includes districts like Sikar, Jhunjhunu, and Churu, known for frescoes and havelis.

Chambal is a perennial river flowing through southeastern Rajasthan, especially the Hadoti region.

Due to its blue-painted houses around the Mehrangarh Fort, Jodhpur is called the Blue City.

Gangaur is dedicated to Goddess Parvati and celebrated widely by Rajasthani women.

The Battle of Haldighati in 1576 was fought between Akbar’s forces and Maharana Pratap.

Mount Abu in the Aravalli range is Rajasthan’s only hill station and a popular retreat.

James Tod was a British officer and historian who documented Rajasthan’s Rajput history.

Bikaner district is rich in gypsum reserves and leads in its production in India.

Built of yellow sandstone, Jaisalmer Fort appears golden at sunrise and sunset, hence the name.

Taragarh Fort in Bundi is situated at a height of 1,426 feet and offers panoramic views.

Rajsamand is a hub of marble mining and production, especially white marble

Nag Panchami involves rituals and offerings to snake deities, observed across Rajasthan.

The love story of Dhola-Maru is a popular folk tale rooted in the culture of Barmer.

Built on the Mahi River, it is the largest dam in Rajasthan, serving irrigation and power needs.

The Bullet Baba shrine in Pali honors a motorbike believed to have supernatural powers.

Ranthambore is a major tiger reserve and popular for tiger sightings and tourism.

The Jaivana cannon at Jaigarh Fort was the largest wheeled cannon of its time

He founded Udaipur and expanded Lake Pichola to enhance the city's beauty and water supply.

Bhavai is a balancing act performed by women with multiple pots, sometimes lit with fire.

Shekhawati is renowned for its elaborately painted mansions and artistic heritage.

The Sambhar Salt Lake is India’s largest saltwater lake and vital for salt production.