Which industry is primarily based in the city of Aurangabad in Maharashtra? a) Textile b) Automotive c) Tourism and manufacturing d) IT and Software Answer: c) Tourism and manufacturing Explanation: Aurangabad is famous for Ajanta-Ellora caves and is also an emerging industrial hub.

Sant Tukaram was a 17th-century poet-saint known for his devotional abhangas (poetry).

Mumbai Dabbawalas are renowned for delivering thousands of home-cooked meals daily with remarkable efficiency.

MTSU facilitates sustainable urban development projects and infrastructure improvements in Mumbai.

This article allows the Parliament to create new states and alter boundaries.

Justice S. Abdul Nazeer took over as the Governor after serving on the Supreme Court.

Anantapur has several wind energy projects due to its favorable wind conditions.

Ongole is known for its black granite, which is exported globally.

Guntur district is especially famous for producing and exporting red chillies.

Located near Vizag, it supplies power to Andhra and surrounding states.

Visakhapatnam Port is the deepest and handles large cargo ships, making it crucial for trade.

The Eastern Ghats run through the state and host many protected reserves and tribal communities.

It lies between Krishna and Godavari deltas and is a major habitat for migratory birds.

The Penna River flows entirely through Andhra Pradesh and is crucial for irrigation in the Rayalaseema region.

Sher Shah Suri's grand tomb is located in Sasaram, his birthplace. It is an example of Indo-Islamic architecture built on an artificial lake.

Jay Prakash University, in Chhapra, is named after Jayaprakash Narayan, a noted freedom fighter and leader of the Total Revolution movement.

Bidesia is a folk theatre and dance form that reflects rural life and social issues, often performed during local festivals like Chhath.

Dr. R.S. Singh is credited with introducing advanced agricultural techniques and promoting wheat and rice cultivation in Bihar.

Manipur has a literacy rate around 80%, among the higher in the Northeast.

Most people are engaged in agriculture and allied activities.

Tamenglong hosts an annual orange festival.

It shares internal boundaries only with Nagaland and Mizoram.

Chakhao is the traditional aromatic black rice

Thang-ta is a martial art form using swords and spears

Red loamy soil is common due to hilly terrain.

It borders Nagaland and Mizoram, and shares a long eastern border with Myanmar.

The Sangai is endemic to Manipur.

Located in Imphal, it's the only airport in the state