eDistrict Bihar is a mission mode project for delivering services online like caste, income, and residence certificates.

CSCs provide digital services like certificates, banking, and government forms in rural areas.

Patna hosts the Bihar State Data Centre, which supports digital infrastructure for the state.

This scheme provided financial assistance and included laptop/tablet support for students.

She played a key role in organizing protests and underground activities in Bihar.

Udayin shifted the capital of Magadh to Pataliputra, located near the Ganges.

Bihar Vidyapeeth was set up in 1921 to promote nationalist education.

He was the 80-year-old zamindar of Jagdishpur who fought bravely against the British.

Vaishali was one of the world's first republics and a center for Jainism and Buddhism.

The Delhi–Panipat Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) is being developed for fast rail connectivity.

Shanno Devi became the first woman Speaker of the Haryana Legislative Assembly in 1967.

Panipat is famous for its handloom and textile industry, hence called “City of Weavers.”

The Mahabharata war was fought in Kurukshetra, which lies in present-day Haryana.

The blackbuck is the state animal of Haryana.

The Phogat family from Haryana is well-known in Indian wrestling.

Sultanpur National Park in Gurugram is a major bird sanctuary attracting migratory species.

Bhiwani is the largest district of Haryana in terms of area.

Northern Haryana districts receive irrigation water from the Bhakra Nangal Canal System.

According to the 2011 Census, Haryana’s literacy rate was approximately 75.6%.

According to the 2015 report, Uttarakhand ranked 10th in Human Development Index (HDI) among Indian states, performing well in literacy, life expectancy, and standard of living, but had gaps in employment and healthcare access in remote areas.

Nainital, a major tourist destination, faced a serious water crisis in 2015 due to low rainfall, depletion of Naini Lake water levels, and rising tourist footfall, prompting water rationing measures.

Mana, the last Indian village near the Indo-China border, was identified under the Smart Village concept in 2015 to strengthen border development and improve infrastructure for both security and tourism.

After the 2013 floods, the Kedarnath Temple restoration was underway. By 2015, significant progress (around 50%) had been made, including road connectivity, helipad repairs, and temple infrastructure.

Jim Corbett National Park, established in 1936 as Hailey National Park, completed 80 years in 2015. It holds the distinction of being India’s first national park and is famous for its tiger population.

The Gangotri Glacier, one of the largest in the central Himalayas and a source of the Ganges, was reported to be retreating by around 22 meters per year, signaling the impact of climate change in the region.

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.