Faridabad is dubbed the "Industrial City" due to its significant contribution to Haryana's industrial sector, housing numerous factories and manufacturing units

Canals serve as the primary source of irrigation in Haryana, supporting the state's predominantly agricultural economy

Faridabad hosts the annual Surajkund Mela, a vibrant cultural fair showcasing traditional crafts, music, and dance from across India and the world .

Sultanpur National Park, a renowned bird sanctuary attracting numerous migratory birds, is situated in the Gurugram district of Haryana

Wrestling is designated as the state sport of Haryana, reflecting the state's strong tradition and success in the sport at national and international levels

Morni Hills, located in the Panchkula district, is the only hill station in Haryana, known for its scenic beauty and biodiversity

Bhagwat Dayal Sharma served as the first Chief Minister of Haryana after its formation in 1966, playing a pivotal role in the state's early political landscape

Panipat is renowned for its rich textile industry, especially in weaving and producing high-quality fabrics and carpets, earning it the nickname "Weaver's City"

Khejri is revered for its ecological and cultural significance in arid regions.

This park showcases the Thar Desert's ecosystem and wildlife.

Ranthambore National Park is a prominent tiger reserve located in Sawai Madhopur.

The Uttarakhand Forest Policy 2001 was implemented to ensure sustainable forest management, conservation of biodiversity, and to meet the ecological and livelihood needs of the local population.

Basant Panchami marks the onset of spring and is dedicated to the goddess of learning.

On January 26, 2001, a devastating earthquake struck Bhuj in Gujarat, causing widespread damage and loss of life. The tremors were felt in several northern states, including Uttarakhand, highlighting the need for improved disaster preparedness.

The corridor aims to decongest Delhi by providing an alternative route for freight and passenger trains, enhancing regional connectivity.

Kota is renowned for its coaching centers preparing students for competitive exams.

The Uttarakhand Forest Policy 2001 was implemented to ensure sustainable forest management, conservation of biodiversity, and to meet the ecological and livelihood needs of the local population.

Uttarakhand Statehood Day is celebrated on November 9 each year, marking the day the state was carved out of Uttar Pradesh in 2000.

Ashok Abhaiendra Desai served as the first Chief Justice of the Uttarakhand High Court upon its establishment in 2001.

Panipat is known as the "City of Weavers" due to its extensive handloom and textile industry, producing a significant portion of India's home furnishings

Upon its formation on November 9, 2000, the state was named Uttaranchal. It was officially renamed Uttarakhand in 2007 to reflect local sentiments.

Chandigarh serves as the capital of both Haryana and Punjab, functioning as a union territory and administrative center

The Haryana Orbital Rail Corridor spans 121.7 kilometers, aiming to enhance connectivity between Palwal and Sonipat

The Uttarakhand High Court was established in Nainital in 2001, following the formation of the state in November 2000.

The 'Mahila Sarathi Yojana' is an initiative by the Uttarakhand government aimed at empowering women by facilitating self-employment opportunities. Under this scheme, women from economically weaker sections receive a 50% subsidy on the purchase of two-wheelers and four-wheelers. The remaining 50% is provided as a loan, enabling beneficiaries to start their own transport-related businesses.

Hisar is referred to as the "City of Steel" due to its prominent steel industry and historical significance in metalwork.

In response to escalating border tensions with Pakistan, the Uttarakhand government placed all state hospitals on high alert as a precautionary measure. Authorities prepared 12,000 beds, including intensive care units (ICUs), to handle any potential medical emergencies. Additionally, all hospital personnel had their leaves canceled to ensure full staffing in anticipation of increased demand on the healthcare system

In March 2025, the Uttarakhand government announced plans to develop the Ganga and Sharda river corridors. This initiative aims to enhance facilities for pilgrims and boost religious tourism by improving infrastructure along these sacred rivers.