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

It occurred in 1922-24 in the Godavari Agency area.

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

He played a prominent role in the Salt Satyagraha.

They led early revolts against British East India Company.

In 1800, the Nizam ceded territory for British protection.

Saharanpur remained a part of Uttar Pradesh; it is not included in Uttarakhand.

Indramani Badoni is referred to as the 'Gandhi of Uttarakhand' for his leadership in the movement for the separate statehood of Uttarakhand.

Due to limited job opportunities in the hill regions, youth migration to metros and other states for work was a growing trend even in 2002.

The PMGSY aimed at connecting rural villages with all-weather roads. In a hilly state like Uttarakhand, this scheme was a key focus area for improving access and development.

Being a hill state with fragile ecosystems, deforestation, landslides, and ecological imbalance were major environmental concerns in 2002.

The Congress emerged as the single largest party in the 2002 elections and formed the government under Narayan Dutt Tiwari.

Uttarakhand has a 70-member Legislative Assembly. All 70 seats were contested in the 2002 election.

The first Vidhan Sabha (Legislative Assembly) elections in Uttarakhand were held on February 14, 2002, following the creation of the state in 2000.

In 2002, forest produce such as resin, herbs, and timber generated nearly ₹90 crore annually, showing the importance of forest-based livelihoods in the state’s economy.

These districts were identified for their potential in litchi cultivation and export. Uttarakhand’s agro-climatic conditions support litchi farming, especially in the plains and lower hills.

A large portion of the workforce from Uttarakhand was employed in other states or the armed forces. Their remittances, often sent via money orders, formed a significant part of the state’s income.

Due to its rich biodiversity and scenic beauty, forest-based products and tourism were major contributors to Uttarakhand’s economy in 2002. Industrial development was still in early stages.

Karnal has been declared Haryana’s first solar city under the Smart Cities Mission, aiming to promote renewable energy and reduce dependence on conventional power sources

Maham Deer Park, a significant wildlife sanctuary aimed at conserving deer species, is situated in the Rohtak district of Haryana

The Hathnikund Barrage, crucial for water regulation and irrigation, is constructed on the Yamuna River in Haryana

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