Maner in Patna district, known for Sufi shrines and historical significance, was declared a Heritage Village in 2024

Gogabeel Wetland in Katihar district is Bihar’s only wetland proposed as a Ramsar site due to its ecological significance.

This mission aims to provide soft skills, communication, and IT training to youth for better employment opportunities.

The Ganga Pathway (also called Ganga Driveway) is a major infrastructure project in Patna along the Ganga river.

As per the 2011 census, Haryana’s literacy rate was 76.6%, with male literacy at 85.4% and female literacy at 66.8%.

Phag is a joyful dance performed by women during Holi and other festivities in Haryana, celebrating love, colors, and seasons.

Rakhigarhi in Hisar is one of the largest known sites of the Indus Valley Civilization and has revealed crucial insights into ancient urban planning.

Jhajjar is referred to as the "Milk Bowl of Haryana" due to its high production of milk and dairy products through cooperative farming.

The Third Battle of Panipat was a massive conflict between the Marathas and Ahmad Shah Abdali (Afghans), significantly affecting Indian political dynamics.

Bir Bara Ban Wildlife Sanctuary is a protected forest area in Jind district, Haryana, preserving native flora and fauna.

Haryana is among the top 5 Indian states in terms of per capita income, owing to its strong industrial hubs like Gurugram and Faridabad.

The Bhima Devi Temple Complex in Pinjore is a historic archaeological site featuring temple ruins and sculptures, showcasing early medieval architecture.

Dr. Bhagwat Dayal Sharma became the first CM of Haryana after it was carved out from Punjab on 1 November 1966. He played a foundational role in the state's early development.

Bhimashankar is home to the Indian giant squirrel, a species native to the Western Ghats.

Savarkar was a freedom fighter and social reformer from Maharashtra; the memorial was established to honor him.

Pune has a large number of automobile manufacturing plants, earning it the nickname “Detroit of India.”

Nag Panchami involves worship of snakes and tiger goddess.

Pune is known as the hub of Marathi film industry, often called ‘Marathi cinema.’

It is well known for the large number of flamingos visiting annually.

Pune has many reputed educational institutions, earning this nickname.

: All these saints contributed to the Abhanga devotional song tradition in Maharashtra.

Jayakwadi Dam on Godavari river is the largest by capacity in Maharashtra.

Kanhoji Angre was the notable Maratha naval chief who defended the western coast in the 18th century.

: Wrestling (Kushti) has deep roots and traditional importance in Maharashtra.

Nauvari is the traditional nine-yard saree worn by Maharashtrian women.

Gondhal is a ritualistic dance performed to please deities.

Assembly tenure is 5 years unless dissolved sooner.

Obra and Anpara plants generate thermal energy using coal. They are part of U.P.'s power infrastructure in the Sonbhadra district.