Complete Static

RANKERS GURUKUL BY SHIVANT SIR GS
State-wise Distribution of
Folk Dances
Classical dances State
Bharatnatyam Tamilnadu
Kathak Uttarpradesh
Kuchipudi Andhrapradesh
Arunachal Pradesh:
Oddisi Odisha
Buiya Dance, ChaloDance, Wancho
Kathakali Kerala
Dance, Pasi Kongki, Ponung Dance,
Sattriya Assam Popir Dance & Bardo Chham.
Manipuri Manipuri , , ,
, ,
Mohiniattam Kerala
Assam:
Bihu Dance, Jhumar Dance, Bagurumba
Dance, Sattriya Dance, Deodhani &
Bhortal Nritya.
, , ,
,
Bihar:
Jata-Jatin, Bakho-Bakhain, Panwariya.
- , ,
Chhattisgarh:
Saila Dance, Sua Nacha, Pandavani,
Panthi Dance, Raut Nacha.
, , , ,
Gujarat : Kerala:
Garba, Dandiya, Bhavai, Tippani, Padhar Kaikottikali, Kolkali, Kathakali,
& Hudo Dance Mohiniyattam, Theyyam, Ottamthullal,
, , , , Kutiyattam, Nangiar Koothu,

Kalaripayattu, Velakali, Kavadiyattam,
Patayani, Dappu Kali & Panna.
Haryana:
, , ,
Phag Dance, Saang Dance, Chhathi , , , ,
Dance, Khoria Dance, Dhamal Dance,
Daph Dance, Ghoomar Dance, Jhumar
, , ,
Dance & Loor Dance.
,
, , , ,
, , ,
Madhya Pradesh:
Himachal Pradesh: Thoda
Jawara, Tertali, Bhagoria Dance, Matki
Dance, Nati Dance, Chham Dance,
Dance, Lahangi Dance, Suwa Dance &
Dangi Dance, Demon (Rakshasa) Dance.
Karma Dance. , ,
, , , ,
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Jammu and Kashmir:

Maharashtra:
Rouf Dance, Bhand Pather, Hafiza,
Bhand Jashan, Bacha Nagma, Dumhal, Dhangari Gaja, Dashavatar, Lavani
Wuegi-Nachun, and Kud. Dance, Povadas Dance, Tamasha, Koli
Dance, Lezim Dance & Gondhal Dance
, , , ,
, , - | , , ,
Karnataka: , , ,
Dollu Kunitha, Yakshagana, Bhootha

Aradhane Dance, Nagamandala Dance,
Veeragase, Kamsale & Pooja Kunitha
Meghalaya:
, , ,
Behdienkhlam, Nongkrem Dance,
, , Wangala dance, Lahoo dance, DoDru-
su'a, Shad Suk Mynsiem &
DorsegataDance.
, , , kuchipudi, Bhamakalpam,
, - , Veeranatyam, Dappu, Lambadi, Dhimsa,
Kolattam, Butta Bommalu,
Nagaland: , , , ,
, , ,
Naga Dance, Leshalaptu, Mayur Dance,
Butterfly Dance, Changsang, Chang Lo/
Sua Lua & Kuki Dance , Tamil Nadu:
, , , ,
Bharatnatyam, Bamber dance,
/
Devaraattam, Kavadi, Kummi,
Ottan Koothu & Karagam.

Odisha: , , , ,
,
Paika dance, Chhau nacha, Ghumura
Dance, Baagha Nacha, Dhan Dance,
GotiPua Dance, Karma Dance, Keisabadi
Dance & Daskathia Dance.
Telangana:
, , , Tholu Bommalata, Bonalu
, ,
, , ,
Uttar Pradesh:
Punjab: Nautanki, Raslila, Kajri, Jhora, Chappeli,
Jaita.
Bhangra, Giddha, Luddi, Jaago & Kikli
, , , , ,
, , ,
Uttrakhand:
Rajasthan: Garhwali, Kumayuni, Kajari, Jhora,
Ghoomar, Kalbelia, Bhawai, Kachhi Barada Nati, Pandav Nritya, Bhotiya,
Ghodi, Gair, Kathputli dance, Chakri, Chhapeli & Choliya Dance.
Terah Taali & Chang.
, , , , ,
, , , , ,
, ,
, ,
Goa:
Andhra Pradesh:
Fugadi, Mando, Dhangar Dance, Lamp
Dance, Shigmo & Dekhni.
, , , , Mizoram:
Mizoram, Cheraw, Chailam &
Zangtalam. , ,
West Bengal: ,
Brita Dance, Gambhira, Kirtan dance,

Kushan, Alkap Dance, Kathi, Dhali &
Keertan. Classical Dance Forms
, , , ,
, ,
Bharatanatyam
Jharkhand : Rama Vaidyanathan, T Balasaraswati, C
Jhumair, Mardani, Janani, Domkach, V Chandra Shekhar, Rukmini Devi,
Lahasua, Painki, Mundari dance, Santali Padma Subrahmanyam,
dance & Kurukh dance. Vyjayanthimala, Sheema Kermani
Padmini, B Herambanathan, Alarmel
, , , , , Velli, Yamini Krishnamurthy, Guru MK
, Saroja, Bala Saraswati, Kamala Narayan,
Radha Sridhar
, ,
, , ,
, ,
Manipur: , ,
Pung Cholom, Raas Leela, Lai Haraoba, , , ,
Thougal Jagoi, Luivat Pheizak & Shim ,
Laam.
, , ,
, Kathak
Shovana Narayan, Uma Sharma, Birju
Maharaj, Nahid Siddiqui, Lacchu
Tripura : Maharaj, Gopi Krishna, Saswati Sen,
Vidyagauri Adkar, Purushottam
Hojagiri, Mamita, Garia Dance, Bijhu Dadheech, Kalka Prasad, Kumudini
Dance & Hai Hak Dance Lakhia, Rohini Bhate.
, , , , , ,
, , ,
, ,
, , ,
Kathakali Mohiniyattam
Kalamandalam Krishnan Nair, Vallathol Kanak Rele, Jayaprabha Menon,
Narayana Menon, Guru Keezhpadam Kalyanikutty Amma, Shobhana,
Kumaran Nair, Kalamandalam Rajan. Sunanda Nair, Kalamandalam Radhika,
,
, ,
Kuchipudi
Shobha Naidu, Guru Vempati Chinna
Satyam, Aparna Satheesan, Deepika
Reddy, Guru Padmaja Reddy, Haleem
Khan, Mallika Sarabhai, V.
Satyanarayana Sarma, Deepa
Shashindran,
,
, , ,
, , ,
. ,
Odissi
Minati Mishra, Kum Kum Mohanty, Shri
Guru Mayadhar Raut, Sujata
Mohapatra, Madhavi Mudgal,
Kelucharan Mohapatra, Surendra Nath
Jena, Shobana Sahajananan, Guru
Gangadhar Pradhan, Sonal Mansingh
- , ,
, ,
, , ,
, ,
RANKERS GURUKUL SHIVANT SIR GS
STATIC GK BY SHIVANT SIR
TOPIC - BOOKS & AUTHORS

15. Kadambari Banbhatt
S.NO. BOOK AUTHOR 16. Rajtrangini Kalhana

1. Astadhyayi Panini
17. M lavik gnimitra Kalidas
2. Ramayana Valmiki m
3. Mahabharata Veda Vyasa

18. Raghuvansham Kalidas
4. Bhagavad Gita Veda Vyasa
19. Vikramorvashi Kalidas
5. Panchtantra Vishnu
Sharma 20. Padmavat Malik
Muhammad
6. Arthashastra Kautilya or Jayasi
Vishnugupta
or Chanakya
21. Mudra Rakshasa Vishakhadat
ta
7. Buddhacharita Asvaghosa
22. Tuzk-I-Jahangir Jahangir
8. Kama Sutra Vatsyayana

23. Humayun-nama Gulbadan
9. Meghadutam or Kalidas Begum
Meghaduta
10. Abhigyan Kalidas 24. Indica Megasthane
Shakuntalam se
11. Harshacharita Banabhatta 25. Geetanjali Rabindranat

h Tagore
12. Akbarnama Banabhatta

26. The Guide R K Narayan
13. Amarkosa Amarasimha
14. Baburnama or Babar

Tuzk-e-Babri 27. Two Lives Vikram Seth
37. Playing It My Sachin

28. A brief history of Stephen Way Tendulkar
time Hawking
38. Straight From Kapil Dev

The Heart
29. Economy and Max Weber 39. Why I Am An Bhagat Singh

Society Atheist
40. The Bandit Phoolan Devi

Queen Of India
30. Midnight's Salman
children Rushdie
41. A Passage To Niead C
England Chaudhuri
31. Shadow Lines Amitav

Ghosh
32. The Great Indian Shashi 42. A History Of Khuswant

Novel Tharoor The Sikhs Singh
43. Pinjar Amrita Pritam

33. The Audacity Of Barack
hope Obama
44. Delhi Is Not Ruskin Bond
Far
34. My Experiments Mahatma

with truth Gandhi 45. Target 3 A.P.J Abdul
Billion Kalam
35. Wings of Fire A P J Abdul 46. Becoming Michelle

Kalam Obama
47. My Life , My Baba Ramdev

36. An Jawaharlal Mission
Autobiography Nehru ' ',
48. Unbreakable Mary Kom
59. Every Child Kailash

Matters Satyarthi
49. Kerala : Shashi Thoroor
Own Country
50. A Century Is Sourav

Not Enough Ganguly 60. Thoughts On Dr. B.R
Pakistan Ambedkar
51. 2 States Chetan Bhagat 61. Anandamath Bankim

Chandra
Chattopadhyay
52. 400 Days Chetan Bhagat
53. The 3 Mistakes Chetan Bhagat

Of My Life
54. The Audacity Barack Obama

Of Hope
55. Gulamgiri Jyotiba Phule
56. The Origin Of Charles

Species Darwin
57. The Google David A.Vise

Story
58. A Brief History Stephen

Of Time Hawking
RANKERS GURUKUL DAILY LIVE CLASS -4PM

INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS IN INDIA
S.NO
INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS IN CITY NAME
INDIA
1.
Rajiv Gandhi International Airport
Hydrabaad,Telangana
2. Sri Guru Ram Das Ji International

Amritsar - Punjab
Airport

3.
Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Guwahati, Assam
International Airport
4.
Biju Patnaik International Airport Bhubaneswar, Orissa
5.
Gaya Airport Gaya , Bihar
6.
Indira Gandhi International Airport
New Delhi
7.
Veer Savarkar International Airport Port Blair, Andaman
and Nicobar Islands
8.
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel Ahmedabad, Gujarat
9.
Bengaluru, Karnataka
Kempegowda International Airport
10.

Mangalore International Airport Mangalore, Karnataka
11.
Cochin International Airport Kochi, Kerala
12.
Kozhikode, Kerala
Calicut International Airport
13. Thiruvananthapuram,
Trivandrum International Airport Kerala
14.
Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Mumbai, Maharashtra
15. Nagpur, Maharashtra

Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar
16.
Jaipur International Airport Jaipur, Rajasthan
17.
Chennai International Airport

Chennai, Tamil Nadu
18.
Tiruchirappalli International Airport Tiruchirappalli, Tamil Nadu
19.
Chaudhary Charan Singh Lucknow, Uttar
International Airport Pradesh
20. Lal Bahadur Shastri International Varanasi, Uttar

Airport Pradesh
21.
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Bengal
22.
Kannur International Airport Kannur, Kerala
23.
Surat Airport Surat, Gujarat
24. Indore, Madhya

Devi Ahilya Bai Holkar Airport Pradesh

25.
Dabolim Airport Dabolim, Goa
26. Coimbatore, Tamil

Coimbatore International Airport Nadu
-
27. Srinagar, Jammu and
Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport Kashmir
28.
Imphal, Manipur
Imphal International Airport
29.
Madurai Airport Madurai, Tamil Nadu
30.
Bagdogra International Airport Siliguri, West Bengal
31.
Mangalore, Karnataka
Mangalore International Airport
32.
Chandigarh International Airport Chandigarh
33.
Nashik Airport Nashik, Maharashtra
34.
Vadodara Airport Vadodara, Gujarat

35 Kushinagar, Uttar
Kushinagar Airport
Pradesh

STATIC GK BY SHIVANT SIR (RANKERS GURUKUL)
(State Foundation Day)

STATE DATE
/ Arunachal 20 , 1987
Pradesh
20 Feb 1987
/ Assam 2 , 1928
2 Dec 1928
/ Andhra Pradesh 01 1956

01 Nov 1956
/Odissa 1 1936
1 April 1936
/ Uttar Pradesh 24 1950
24 Jan 1950
/ Uttrakhand 9 2000
9 Nov 2000
/ Karnatak 1 1956
1 Nov 1956
/ Kerala 1 1956
1 Nov 1956
/ Gujarat 1 1960
1 May 1960
/ Goa 30 1987
30 May 1987
/ Jammu Kashmir 26 1950
26 Jan 1950
/ Chhatisgarh 1 2000
1 Nov 2000
/ Tamilnadu 1 , 1956
1 Nov 1956
/ Jharkhand 15 , 2000
15 Nov 2000
/Telangana 2 , 2014
2 June 2014
/ Tripura 21 1972
21 Jan 1972
/ Nagaland 1 1963
1 Dec 1963
/ Punjab 1 1966
1 Nov 1966
/ West Bengal 20 , 1947
20 June 1947
/ 22 1912
Bihar 22 April 1912
/ 1 1956
Madhya Pradesh 1 Nov 1956
/Manipur 21 1972
21 Jan 1972
/ Maharastra 1 1960
1 May 1960
/Mizoram 20 1987
20 Feb 1987
/ Meghalaya 21 1972
21 Jan 1972
/ Rajasthan 30 , 1949
20 March 1949
/ Sikkim 16 1975
16 May 1975
/ Haryana 1 1966
1 Nov 1966
/ Himachal Pradesh 15 , 1948
15 April 1948
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Largest, smaller & His name

Tallest In India
Longest National Highway National Highway No. 7 (Varanasi to

Kanyakumari)
Largest library National Library (Kolkata)
State with longest coastline Gujarat
Largest man-made lake

Govind Sagar (Bhakra Dam)
Largest salt water lake Chilka Lake (Odisha)
Largest river island Brahmaputra River (Assam)

The largest freshwater lake Wooler Lake (Jammu and Kashmir)
Longest tributary River Yamuna
Godavari
Longest river in South India
Longest coastal state Gujarat
Chenani-Nashri Tunnel (Jammu and

Kashmir)
Longest tunnel
National Highway 7
Longest National Highway

Longest river bridge Bhupen Hazarika Setu (Assam)
The longest river Ganga
Longest dam Hirakund Dam
The most populous state Uttar Pradesh
Largest state in terms of

Rajasthan
region
Smallest state in terms of Sikkim

population
Goa
Smallest state in terms of
region

Longest Canal
Indira Gandhi Canal Or Rajasthan Canal
The most populous city Mumbai (Maharastra)
Largest Natural Port Mumbai (Maharastra)
Vivek Express
Longest train
The longest train without Trivendram rajdhani

stopping
Webnadh Railway Bridge (kerala)

Longest Railway Bridge
Longest beach Marina Beach (Chennai)

Highest Dam Tehri Dam, Uttarakhand
Largest dome Gol Gumbaz (Bijapur, Karnataka)
India's highest waterfall Kunchikal Waterfall, Karnataka
India's highest gallantry award Paramveer Chakra
India's highest honour Bharat Ratna
The largest gurudwara Golden Temple, Amritsar
Punjab
state with the highest crop

intensity

Tehri Dam, Uttarakhand 'Samrat Yantra' (Jaipur, Rajasthan)
The largest published visionary 'Ben Vappu', Kavalur (Tamil Nadu)
The largest newspaper factory Nepanagar (Madhya Pradesh)
Largest oil refinery Koyali (Gujarat)
The largest theatre Thangam (Madurai, Tamil Nadu)
Largest monastery Tawang Monastery (Arunachal Pradesh)
The largest museum National Museum (Kolkata)
Shanmukh Nanda Hall (Mumbai)

Largest Auditorium

The largest theatre Raj Mandir (Jaipur)
Tallest TV Tower Pitampura (New Delhi)
India's largest airport Indira Gandhi International Airport (New

Delhi)
Longest beach Marina Beach Chennai
Largest artificial lake Govind Sagar (Bhakra Nangal)
Battlefield at the highest Siachen (Glacier)

altitude
Largest river island Majuli (Brahmaputra River, Asom)
largest constellation Birla Planetarium (Kolkata)

deepest coal mine Raniganj (Jharkhand)
The largest hospital B.J. Medical Hospital, Ahmedabad (Gujarat)
Largest Post Office GPO (General Post Office) (Mumbai)
Largest hallway Ramanathaswamy Temple, Rameswaram

(Tamil Nadu)
The highest cricket ground

Chail Cricket Ground (Himachal)
Longest road bridge Mahatma Gandhi Setu (Patna)
The largest animal fair Sonpur (Bihar)

Tallest Tower Qutub Minar (Delhi)
The largest freshwater lake

Wooler Lake (Jammu and Kashmir)
The highest radio station Radio One (Mumbai Maharashtra)
Largest Desert Thar (Rajasthan)
Largest Cave Temple KailashTemple (Ellora)
The largest temple Sri Ranganathaswamy Temple(Tamilnadu)
Largest cave Karem Puri (Meghalaya)
Cathedral Church (Goa)

Largest Church

Largest zoo
Zoological Garden (Kolkata)
The largest mosque Jama Masjid (Delhi)
Highest mountain peak Gadvin Austin (K-2)
Longest tunnel
Jawahar Tunnel (Jammu and Kashmir)
largest Delta Sundarbans Delta (West Bengal)
/ Madhya Pradesh
State with the most forest
The largest prison Tihar Jail (Delhi)
Longest road
Grand Trunk Road

Largest port Mumbai Port
Buland Darwaza (Fatehpur Sikri)

Tallest Door
The largest stadium Salt Lake Stadium (Kolkata)
Largest dome
Gol Gumbaj (Bijapur)
Tallest statue Statue of Unity (Gujarat)
wettest place Mawsynram (Meghalaya)
Longest Railway Platform Gorakhpur (Uttar Pradesh)
The largest bicycle

Hero Cycles Ltd. (Haryana)
manufacturer

STATIC GK BY SHIVANTSIR
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Important National And International Days

/ JANUARY
INDIAN MIGRANT DAY
WORLD HINDI DAY
National Youth Day (Swami Vivekananda Jayanti)
Army Day
Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Birth Anniversary
National Girl Child Day
Indian Tourism Day
DAILY
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Indian Republic Day
International Customs Day
Martyrs' Day (Mahatma Gandhi Death Anniversary)
/ February
World Cancer Day
Valentine's Day
World Social Justice Day
International Mother Language Day
central excise day
National Science Day

/ MARCH
3 MARCH
World Wildlife Day
4 MARCH
National Security Day
8 MARCH
International Women's Day
15 MARCH
World Consumer Rights Day
21 MARCH
World Disabled Day
22 MARCH
World Water Conservation Day
, 23 MARCH
Bhagat Singh, Sukhdev and Rajguru
Martyrs' Day
23 MARCH
World Meteorological Day
24 MARCH
World TB Day

/ APRIL
Fool's Day/April Fool's Day
7
World Health Day
10
World Homeopathy Day
13
Jallianwala Bagh Day
14
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Jayanti
18
World Heritage Day
21
Indian Civil Services Day
22
Earth Day
23
World Book & Copyright Day
24
National Panchayati Raj Day

/ MAY
World Comedy Day On the first Sunday of May
International Labour Day/Labour Day
World Press Freedom Day
World Red Cross Day
National Technology Day
International Nurses Day
Commonwealth Day
Malaria Day
30
Hindi Journalism Day
31
World No Tobacco Day

/ JUNE
WORLD ENVIRONMENT DAY
child labor prohibition day
World Blood Donation Day
20
World Refugee Day
21
International Yoga Day
23
International Olympic Day
29
National Statistics Day

/ JULY
Doctor's Day
World Population Day
income tax day
Kargil Vijay Diwas
/ AUGUST
Hiroshima Day
World Tribal Day
International Youth Day
Independence Day
29
National Sports Day/ Major Dhyan
Chand Jayanti

/ SEPTEMBER
Teacher's Day/ Sarvepalli

Radhakrishnan Jayanti
International Literacy Day
HINDI DAY
Engineers Day
World Ozone Day
International Day of Peace

/ OCTOBER
International Day of Non-

Violence/Mahatma Gandhi Jayanti
Lal Bahadur Shastri Jayanti
5
World Teacher's Day
8
Air Force Day
9
World Post Day
10
National Postal Day
16
World Food Day
24
United Nations Day
31
National Unity Day/ Sardar Vallabhbhai
Patel Jayanti

/ NOVEMBER
National Legal Literacy Day
National Education Day
Children's Day/Jawaharlal Nehru Jayanti
World Diabetes Day
National Press Day
World Environment Protection Day
National Law Day
Constitution Day

/ DECEMBER
World AIDS Day
Navy Day
Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar Death Anniversary
Flag Day (Armed Forces)
International Human Rights Day
Vijay Diwas (India-Pakistan War 1971)
National Mathematics Day/ Srinivasa Ramanujan Jayanti
Kisan Diwas/ Chaudhary Charan Singh Jayanti
National Consumer Day

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(TEMPLE) (PLACE)





List Of Brand Ambassador

2022
(NAME)
(BRAND AMBASSADOR)
1. ODOP
2. NBA
3. Fino Payment Bank
4. TATA AIA Life Insurance
5.
6.
7. Equitas Small Finance Bank
8.
9. Adventure)
10. Amway India
11.
12.
13.
14. ASICS
15. Global Vaccination Drive
16. PUMA ,
17. Digit Insurance

(NAME)
(BRAND AMBASSADOR)
18. Bank Of Baroda
19. Arogya Setu App
20. Fit India Movement
21. ADIDAS Brand Ambassador
22. TATA Power
23. Alexa (Amazon)
24. CEAT
25. Pepsi & Bharat Pe
26. Cars24, Redbus
27. Reebok
28. Myntra
29. Google Duo
30. BSNL
31. Vistara
32. Flipkart
33. CRPF Brand Ambassador
34.
35. My11Circle
36. Realme
37.

(NAME)
(BRAND AMBASSADOR)
38. WHO
39. Stay In Play (Adidas)
40.
41.
42.
43.
44.
45.
46. Plaeto

2022
New brand Ambassador Appointed in
2022
NAME BRAND AMBASSADOR

1. Dish TV
2. Adidas
3. A23 ,
4.
5. ,
6.
7. Bata India
8. GoodDot
9. RenewBuy
10. Bank Of Baroda
11. EaseMyTrip
12. Unix
13.
14. GUVI
15. Plaeto
16.

NAME BRAND AMBASSADOR

Indo-UK
17.
18.
19. New
,
20.
21. FanCode
22. Coca-Cola
23.
24. Max Life

(


List of all Prime Ministers of India
(1947-2022)

S.N. Name Term of office Remark

1. Jawaharlal 15 August 1947 to The first prime minister of
Nehru 27 May 1964 India and the longest-
16 years, 286 days serving PM of India, the
first to die in office.
2. Gulzarilal 27 May 1964 to 9 First acting PM of India

Nanda (Acting) June 1964,
13 days
3. Lal Bahadur 9 June 1964 to 11 He has given the slogan of

Shastri January 1966 'Jai Jawan Jai Kisan' during
1 year, 216 days the Indo-Pak war of 1965
-
11 January 1966
Gulzari Lal to 24 January
4.
Nanda 1966
13 days
5. Indira Gandhi 24 January 1966 First female Prime Minister
to 24 March 1977 of India
11 years, 59 days
6. Morarji Desai 24 March 1977 to Oldest to become PM (81

28 July 1979 years old) and first to resign
2 year, 126 days from office

7. Charan Singh 28 July 1979 to 14 Only PM who did not face

January 1980 the Parliament
170 days
8. Indira Gandhi 14 January 1980 The first lady who served as

to 31 October PM for the second term
1984
4 years, 291 days
9. Rajiv Gandhi 31 October 1984 Youngest to become PM

to 2 December (40 years old)
1989
5 years, 32 days
10. V. P. Singh 2 December 1989 First PM to step down after
to 10 November a vote of no confidence
1990
343 days
11. Chandra 10 November He belongs to Samajwadi
Shekhar 1990 to 21 June Janata Party
1991
223 days
12. P. V. Narasimha 21 June 1991 to First PM from south India
Rao 16 May 1996
4 years, 330 days
13. Atal Bihari 16 May 1996 to 1 PM for shortest tenure

Vajpayee June 1996
16 days
14. H. D. Deve 1 June 1996 to 21 He belongs to Janata Dal

Gowda April 1997
324 days

15. Inder Kumar 21 April 1997 to ------

Gujral 19 March 1998
332 days
16. Atal Bihari 19 March 1998 to The first non-congress PM

Vajpayee 22 May 2004 who completed a full term
6 years, 64 days as PM
-
17. Manmohan 22 May 2004 to 26 First Sikh PM

Singh May 2014
10 years, 4 days
18. Narendra Modi 26 May 2014 - 4th Prime Minister of India

Present who served two consecutive
tenures


HIGH COURT /
SI COURT ESTABLISHED ACT JURISDICTION

NO. ESTABLISHED
1 Allahabad High 17 March 1866 Indian High Courts Uttar Pradesh

Court Act 1861
2 Andhra Pradesh 1 January 2019 Andhra Pradesh Andhra Pradesh

High Court Reorganisation Act,
2014
3 Bombay High 14 August 1862 Indian High Courts Goa, Dadra and Nagar Haveli
Court Act 1861 and Daman and Diu,
Maharashtra

4 Calcutta High 2 July 1862 Indian High Courts Andaman and Nicobar
Court Act 1861 Islands, West Bengal
5 Chhattisgarh High 1 November Madhya Pradesh Chhattisgarh

Court 2000 Reorganisation Act,
2000
6 Delhi High Court 31 October 1966 Delhi High Court Delhi

Act, 1966
7 Gauhati High 1 March 1948 Government of Arunachal Pradesh, Assam,

Court India Act 1935 Mizoram, Nagaland
8 Gujarat High Court 1 May 1960 Bombay Gujarat

Reorgansisation
Act, 1960
9 Himachal Pradesh 25 January 1971 State of Himachal Himachal Pradesh

High Court Pradesh Act, 1970
10 Jammu & Kashmir 26 March 1928 Letters Patent Jammu Kashmir & Laddakh
and Ladakh High issued by then
Court Maharaja of
Kashmir, Jammu
and Kashmir
Reorganisation Act,
2019
11 Jharkhand High 15 November Bihar Jharkhand

2000
12 Karnataka High 1884 Mysore High Court Karnataka

Court Act, 1884
13 Kerala High Court 1 November States Kerala, Lakshadweep

1956 Reorganisation Act,
1956

14 Madhya Pradesh 2 January 1936 Government of Madhya Pradesh

High Court India Act 1935
15 Madras High Court 15 August 1862 Indian High Courts Tamil Nadu, Puducherry
Act 1861
16 Manipur High 25 March 2013 North-Eastern Areas Manipur

Court (Reorganisation)
and Other Related
Laws (Amendment)
Act, 2012
17 Meghalaya High 23 March 2013 North-Eastern Areas Meghalaya

Court (Reorganisation)
and Other Related
Laws (Amendment)
Act, 2012
18 Orissa High Court 3 April 1948 Orissa High Court Odisha

Ordinance, 1948
19 Patna High Court 2 September Letters Patent Bihar

1916 issued by then
British Crown
20 Punjab and 15 August 1947 Punjab High Court Chandigarh, Haryana, Punjab
Haryana High Ordinance, 1947
Court
21 Rajasthan High 21 June 1949 Rajasthan High Rajasthan

Court Court Ordinance,
1949
22 Sikkim High Court 16 May 1975 The 36th Sikkim

Amendment to the
Indian Constitution
23 Telangana High 1 January 2019 Andhra Pradesh Telangana

Court Reorganisation Act,

2014
24 Tripura High Court 26 March 2013 North-Eastern Areas Tripura

(Reorganisation)
and Other Related
Laws (Amendment)
Act, 2012
25 Uttarakhand High 9 November Uttar Pradesh Uttarakhand

2000


Mercury
It is the nearest planet to the

sun.
It is the smallest planet of our Venus

solar system.
It is the brightest planet in the
It can be observed just before night sky.
sunrise or just after sunset,
near the horizon. It is the hottest planet.
It takes only about 88 days to It is often called as a morning

complete one round along its or an evening star although it
orbit. is not a star.
Mercury has no Venus is considered as the

satellite/moon of its own. -
and shape are very much
Fastest revolution time. similar to that of the earth.
Extreme weather +400°C & Venus has no moon or
200°C. satellite of its own.
Mercury is also known as the It rotates from east to west
Roman God of Commerce. while the Earth rotates from
west to east.

Mars
It appears slightly reddish due
,
to the presence of iron oxides
and, hence, it is also known as
' ' the red planet.
Mars has two small natural

satellites or moons.
Nix Olympia is a mountain

spotted in Mars which is 3
times higher than Mountain
Everest.
The name of two Satellites are

Phobos and Deimos.
The Earth It is also known as the Roman
The earth is the 3rd nearest God of war.
planet to the sun, it is the
fifth-largest planet.
It is slightly flattened at the

poles. Hence, its shape is
described as a Geoid.
The Earth has only one moon.
It is known as the Blue Planet.

Jupiter Saturn also has a large

number of satellites.
Jupiter is the largest planet of
It is the least dense among all
the solar system.
the planets.
The mass of Jupiter is about
318 times that of our Earth.
It rotates very rapidly on its

axis.
It has faint rings around it.
It has 75 moons or natural

satellites.
Uranus
It is called Green Planet
because of the presence of
Methane gas.
Like Venus, Uranus also

rotates from east to west.
Saturn
Uranus has five major moons:
Saturn appears yellowish in Miranda, Ariel, Umbriel,
colour. Titania, and Oberon. It has a
total 27 moons.
It is the second-largest planet
of the solar system. It is also known as Ancient
Greek God.
It looks beautiful because of
the rings. It has 7 main rings.
It has 82 moons or natural

its side.
satellites.

1st planet found using a

telescope.
Dwarf planets
Dwarf planets are objects
, , , similar to planets in the Solar
System, however, they are
defined as not large enough
to qualify to be named as a
There are 5 known dwarf

planets in the Solar System
namely Pluto, Ceres, Eris,
Haumea, and Makemake.
Neptune
, ,
It is the Coldest planet and
the windiest planets.
There are 14 Satellites.
At least 5 main rings are

present.
, , ,
Voyager 2 is the only
spacecraft visited there.
It is an Ice Giant.

Asteroid belt
The asteroid belt is a region
between the planets Mars and
Jupiter.
In this region of Asteroid belt,

thousands of rocky objects
orbit around the Sun.
They range in size from tiny

dust-like particles to the
dwarf planet Ceres.


Symbols of India
National Emblem Ashoka

Pillar
The national emblem of

India is a replica of the
top part of Ashoka's pillar
at Sarnath|
The Government of India
adopted the Ashoka Pillar
as a national symbol on
January 26, 1950|
"Satyamev Jayate" taken
from Mundkopanishad
below the symbol is
written in Devanagari
script |
| National symbols of
different colors are used
26 in government work
1950 Blue National Emblem
Minister of India
Red National Emblem
Members and Officials of
| Rajya Sabha
- Green National Emblem
Members of Lok Sabha

|
National Flag Tricolor The national flag of
India is the tricolor
adopted by the
Constituent Assembly
on July 22, 1947|
The national flag was
presented to the
Constituent Assembly
by Hansa Mehta|
The national flag of
22 1947
India is a three-striped
|
tricolor with saffron,
white and green top to
bottom respectively|
|
In the middle of the
white strip is a blue
circle with 24 spokes, it
,
is taken from Ashoka's
lion pillar |
|
The ratio of length and
width of the national
24
flag is 3 : 2 |
,
The tricolor was
designed by Pingali
|
Venkayya|
The famous flag song
3:2 |
"Jhanda Uncha Rahe
Hamara" was
|
composed by Shyamlal
Prasad Gupta

The time to sing the

national anthem is 52
National Anthem Jana seconds and the brief also
Gana Mana has 20 seconds|
The national anthem was
first sung at the 1911
Kolkata session of the
Congress|
24 1950
Rabindranath Tagore
published it in 1912
|
under the title Bharat
52
Bhagya Vidhata in
20
Tatvabodhini, which was
|
translated into English in
1919 as 'Morning Song of
1911
India'
|
1912
1919
Jana Gana Mana, written

by Rabindranath Tagore,
was adopted by the
Constituent Assembly as
the national anthem of
India on January 24,
1950|

It is taken from Bankim

Chandra Chatterjee's
National Song Vande novel Anandamath
Mataram It was first sung at the
Kolkata session of the
Congress in 1896
The session of the Indian
Parliament begins with
Jana Gana Mana and ends
with Vande Mataram.
26
1950
|
|
1896
Vande Mataram as the

national song was
accepted by the
Constituent Assembly on
January 26, 1950

The national calendar

meets the dates of the
National Calendar Saka Gregorium calendar. It
Samvat usually starts on March
22 and in the leap year,
march 21
22 1957
|
:
22
21 |
The National Almanac
based on the Saka
Samvat was adopted for
official use on March 22,
1957 |
Its first month is Chaitra |

National Bird Peacock National Flower Lotus
|
| The national flower of
India is the lotus flower
| The scientific name of the
The Indian peacock has lotus is Nilambo Nusipera
been declared the Gerten
national bird of India |
The scientific name of the
Indian peacock is Pavon
Christmas

National Animal Tiger National Fruit Mango
|
|
|
| The national fruit of India
1973 is mango, which is also
| called the king of fruits
Tigers are the national The scientific name of
animal of India mango is Mangifera
The scientific name of the indica
tiger is Panthera tigris
Project Tiger was
launched in India in 1973

National Tree Banyan National River Ganga River
| |
2008
| |
2525
| |
The national tree of India Ganga river has been
is the banyan tree declared as the national
The scientific name of river of India
banyan is Ficus banga The River Ganga was
lensis declared a national river
Barkat is a huge tree and in 2008
more roots keep coming The length of the River
out of its branches and it Ganga is 2525 km, it
continues to spread originates from Gangotri
and falls in the Bay of
Bengal

National Aquatic Life National Heritage Animals

Gangetic Dolphin Elephants
5 2009
|
|
|
|
|
On October 5 , 2009, the 1992 |
Ganges dolphin was The national heritage
declared the national animal of India is the
aquatic animal Asian elephant
The scientific name of the The scientific name of the
Gangetic dolphin is elephant is Eliphas indica
Platanista gangetica Project Elephant started
It is mainly found in fresh in India in 1992
water in South Asia


List Of Country Capitals And Currency
( , )
,
(Indian
Rupee)
-
,
( )

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Major Centre Institutes of India
Indian Forest Research Institute Dehradun

Indian Wildlife Research Institute Dehradun
Central Bird Research Institute Izzatnagar
National Environmental Research Institute Nagpur

National Camel Research Institute Bikaner
-
National Geophysical Research Institute - Hyderabad
National Environmental Engineering Research

Institute Nagpur

-
Indian Council of Agricultural Research - New Delhi
Indian Institute of Soil Science - Prayagraj
Central Soil and Salinity Research Institute - Karnal

Indian Institute of Horticulture Research - Bangalore
-
Indian Forest Servicing Centre - Dehradun
National Museum of Natural HistoryNew - Delhi

-
Salim Ali Ornithology and Natural History - Centre
Coimbatore
-
Indian Botanical Scene - Kolkata
(Zoological Survey of India - Kolkata

National Forestry Research Institute - Jhansi
-
-
Central Desert Research Institute - Jodhpur Indian
Institute of Meteorology - New Delhi
Indian Weather Observatory - Poona

Institute of Bacterial Technology - Chandigarh
National Institute of Botany - Lucknow
-
Central Mining Research Centre - Dhanbad
(Jharkhand)

Indian Institute of Chemical Biology - Kolkata
-
Central Fuel Research Institute - Jadugoda
(Jharkhand)


Scientific Tools And Their Uses
(Accelerometer) -
/ Instrument to measure the growth rate of the vehicle's
speed
(Anemometer) - /
air power and speed measuring instrument

(Apicoiscope) -
/ Tools used to display opaque pictures on curtains
(Accumulator) -
/ a device for storing electrical energy.
(Actinometer) -
/ A device that determines the intensity of sun rays.

(Audiometer) - / An
instrument used to measure the intensity of sound.
(Audiophone) -
/ A device used in the ear to help you hear.
(Aerometer) -
/ Instrument for measuring the weight and density of air and gases

(Altimeter) - /
Instrument used to measure the height of aircraft
(Ammeter) - - / An
instrument used to measure current in amperes.
(Auriscope) -
/ A device used to inspect the inner part of the ear.

(Avometer) - / radio
fault detection device
(Barograph) -
/ A graph recording device of changes in atmospheric
pressure.

(Barometer) - / atmospheric
pressure measuring instrument
(Binoculars) - /
instrument for moving objects.

(Bolometer) - / thermal
radiation measuring instrument
(Callipers) -
/A device for measuring the diameter inside and outside
cylindrical objects.


/ RAJASTHAN
National Park
Keola Devi National

Park
Ranthmbore National
Park
Sariska National Park
Dazart National Par
Dense Bird National

Park
Keola Devi National

Park
7.
Mount Abu Wild Life

Sanctuary

MADHYA PRADESH ARUNACHAL

PRADESH
1.
Kanha National Park

1.
Pench National Park Naamdfa National
Panna Park
National Park
Satpura National
Park
/ Haryana
Van Vihar Park

1.
Bandhavgarh Sultanpur National
National Park Park
Sanjay National Park Kaleshar National

Park
Madhav National Park

Uttar Pradesh MANIPUR

1.
Dudhva National Park

Kibul Lamzaoo
National Park
Chandraprabha
Wildlife Sanctuary
Sirohi National Park
Jharkhand Sikkim
1.
Betla national Park
Kanchanjanga
National Park
Hazaribagh national
Park
Dheema national Park

/ Orissa
Tripura
Bhitargenica National
Park
Clouded National
park
Simli National Park
/ Tamilnadu
Nandankanan National
Zoo
Gulf of Manar National
Park
Chilka Lake Sanctuary

Indira Gandhi
(Annamalai) National
Park
Plani Hills National Park
Mukuruthi National
Park

/ Mizoram -
Jammu Kashmir
Mountain National Park

Dachigram National
Park
Murlen National Park
Salim Ali National Park
Fangpui National Park
Kishtwar National Park
Damfa Sanctuary
,
Biosphere Reserve,
Srinagar

/ ASSAM
Laddakh
Manas National Park
Hemis National Park

Kaziranga National Park
(largest
Nameri National Park
/ West Bengal 4
Dibrugarh Shekhowal
Sundarbans National National Park
Park
5
Buxa National Park
Dihang Patkai National
Park
Jaldhapara National Park
4
Singhalila National Park

Andhra Pradesh Maharastra
Kasru Brahmananda Borivali (Sanjay Gandhi)

Reddy National Park National Park
Indira Gandhi Zoology

Park Chandoli National Park
. Marugwami National
Park Taboda National Park
Sri Venkateswaram
National Park Guggamal National Park
Kavala National Park

Navagaon National Park
Nagarjuna Sagar
National Park

Andaman and Nicobar HIMACHAL PRADESH
Sadil Peak National

Park
Pin Valley Park
Mahatma Gandhi Great Himalayan

Marine (Vandur) National Park
National Park
Rohilla National Park

Mount Harrit National
Park
Kheerganga National
Park
Rani Jhansi Marine
National Park
Seamalbra National
Park
South Button National

Park (smallest)

GUJARAT UTTRAKHAND
Jim Corbett National

Gir National Park Park
Marine National Park Valley of Flowers

National Park
Blake Book National

Park
Nanda Devi National
Park
Gulf of Kutch
Rajaji National Park
5
Gangotri National Park

/ KERALA
Chattisgarh
Silent Valley National

Kanger Valley National Park
Park
Periyar National Park

Indravati National Park
Maithiketan National
Park
Guru Ghasidas (Sanjay)
National Park
Annamudai National
Park
/ PUNJAB
Ernakulam National
Park
Hurricane Wetland
National Park

KARNATAKA TELANGANA
Mahavir Harina
Bandipur National Park Vanasthali National
Park
Nagarhole (Rajiv
Gandhi) National Park
Kinnarsani Sanctuary
Ansi National Park
Banerghatla National
Park
Kudurmukh National
Park
Tungabhadra National
Park

/ GOA / BIHAR
1.
Salim Ali Bird Sanctuary
Valmiki National Park
Netravali Wildlife Park
Chaura National Park Vikramsila Gangtic

Dolphin Sanctuary
Bhagwan Mahavir
National Park
Kanwar Lake Bird
Sanctuary


List Of First Women In India

Partibha
India's first woman President Patil 2007
India's first woman Prime Minister Indira Gandhi1966
First Indian woman to win Nobel Prize Mother Teresa
First woman to receive Bharat Ratna Indira Gandhi
Union Minister in India's first woman

Rajkumari Amrit Kaur
government
PSarojini Naidu,
India's first woman governor Uttar Pradesh(1947-
1949)
Sucheta Kriplani,
First Woman Chief Minister of State Uttar Pradesh (1963-
1967)
India's first woman speaker of the state

Smt. Shano Devi
assembly
India's first female honours graduate Kamini Roy 1886
India's first female graduate Kadambini Ganguly and

Chandramukhi Basu, 1883

India's first woman nominated member of

Rukmini Devi Arundel
Rajya Sabha
India's first woman railway minister Mamta Banerjee
India's first woman Speaker Meera Kumar
India's first woman Rajya Sabha Speaker violet alva
First woman Chief Justice of High Court in Leela Seth, 1991

India (Himachal Pradesh)
India's first woman Chief Election

VS Ramadevi
Commissioner
Kumari Fatima
First woman judge in The Supreme Court of
India
Beevi
First woman judge in the High Court of India Anna Chandimdar Teresa
Cornelia Sorabjee,
India's first woman lawyer
1892
Asima Chatterjee,
India's first female science doctor
1944

India's first woman Director General of Kanchan Chaudhary

Police Bhattacharya
India's first woman IPS officer Kiran Bedi
India's first woman IAS officer Anna Rajan George,
India's first woman Indian National Congress Annie Besant

president
First woman General Secretary of Rajya

VS Ramadevi
Sabha
First woman president of Indian Airlines Sushma Chawla
President of The Indian Science Congress Dr. Ashima Chatterjee
Arundhati
India's first woman chairperson of State
Bhattacharya
Bank of India
First Indian woman to win gold medal at Kamaljit Sandhu, 1970

Asian Games
First woman UPSC chairperson Rose Million Betu
Women Ambassador of India C.B. Muthamma

First Indian woman to climb Mount Everest Bachendri Pal, 1984
Kamaladevi
First Indian woman to receive Magsay Award Chattopadhyay
First Indian woman to go to space Kalpana Chawla
India's first woman airline pilot Durba Banerjee
India's first Miss Universe Sushmita Sen
India's first woman Lieutenant General Punita Arora
Indian woman who climbed Mount Everest

Santosh Yadav
twice
India's first Miss World Rita Faria
First woman to receive Rajiv Gandhi Khel

Karnam Malleswari
Ratna
First woman to win olympic medal Karnam Malleswari
First woman to receive WTA title Sania Mirza
First woman to receive Jnanpith award Ashapurna Devi

First woman to receive Booker Prize Arundhati Roy
First woman to receive Sahitya Akademi Amrita Pritam

award
Sucheta Kadethankar
First Indian woman to cross Gobi Desert
First woman pilot in Indian Air Force Harita Kaur Deol
Member of legion of honour Asha Pandey
First woman to receive Ashok Chakra nirja bhanot
India's first woman commercial pilot Prem Mathur
First Indian woman to qualify for Women's sini abraham

Olympic Games
The first woman to sit on the throne of the

Delhi Sultanate razia sultana
First woman athlete to reach track event Lalita Babar

final at Olympics

Vice Admiral of the Indian Navy Punita Arora
First Indian woman doctor Kadambini Ganguly
1953
First President of the United Nations General
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit,
Assembly
1953
Padmavati
Air Vice Marshal
Bandopadhyay
India's first woman foreign minister

Sushma Swaraj
First woman to win an Olympic medal in Sakshi Malik

wrestling
First woman to win gold medal at Asian Navjot kaur

Wrestling Championships
(hima das) 2020
First Indian woman winner to win first gold

medal on international track

Sania Mirza, 2003

First woman to win Grand Slam junior title Wimbledon
Championships
Koneru Hampi, 2002

First Indian woman to win chess grandmaster
First Indian woman to win women's doubles Sania Mirza

Grand Slam trophy
First boxer to win an Olympic medal

MC Mary Kom
Schtler becomes first woman to win olympic Saina Nehwal

medal


India's Major Awards And Honours
List of Awards given by the Government of India :
( )
Awards and Prize Details (Amount)

Awardee
Foundation Year
, ,
Bharat Ratna 1954 Indian This award is given for achievement of

government exceptional and excellent order in art,
literature, science and public service or life.

1954
Padma Vibhushan Indian

This award is given for exceptional and
1954 government
outstanding service in any field including
the service rendered by the Government
servants.
1954
Padma Bhushan This award is given for exceptional and

Indian
1954 outstanding service in any field including
government
the service rendered by the Government
servants.
1965
The award is given for outstanding service
Bharatiya
Indian in any field, including the service rendered
Gynanpith Award
government by government employees. This award is
1965
given by an eminent litterateur available in
any Indian language recognized in the
country.
,
1952
Ashoka Chakra,
It is the country's highest gallantry award
Kirti Chakra and Indian
given for conspicuous gallantry or courage
Shaurya Chakra government
or self-sacrifice.
1952

1956
This award is given to the owner of the
Gopal Ratna 1956 Indian highest milk yielding cows and buffaloes in
government the country.
125
1995
On the 125th anniversary of Mahatma
Mahatma Gandhi Indian Gandhi, Prime Minister Narasimha Rao had
Peace Prize 1995 government announced that this award would be on the
pattern of Nobel Prize, it is the highest
award of the Government of India.
1999
Dr. Ambedkar Indian This award is given for playing a special role
International government in social change and emancipation of Dalits.
Award 1999
1969
Dadasaheb Phalke This award is given for notable contribution

Ministry of
Award to the development of Indian cinema.
Information
and
Broadcasting,
Government
of India

, ,
Ministry of
National Film Information This award is given for the high level of
Award and aesthetic sense, technical proficiency and
Broadcasting, inculcation of educative and cultural values
1954
Government in Indian films.
of India
Rajiv Gandhi Khel Indian

Ratna Award Government
This award is given to the sportspersons
who have made commendable performance
1991-1992
in sports for their lifetime achievements in
sports.

Famous Awards of India given by Indian Institutions
Awards and
Foundation
Awarding institute Prize Details (Amount)
Year
Moortidevi This award is given for

Bharatiya Gynanpith
Award 1983 literature written in any Indian
language or English to uplift
the eternal values of Indian life.
,
,
Department of Sports,
Arjuna Award This award is given to the
Ministry of Human
1961 players who have achieved
Resources,
special achievements in various
Government of India
sports.
,
,
1985 This award is given for
Department of Sports,
Dronacharya Ministry of Human outstanding services to sports
Award 1985 Resources, coaches.
Government of India

22
1954
This award is given for the
Sahitya Akademi Sahitya Akademi
outstanding works published in
Award 1954
the last five years in 22 Indian
languages including English.
10
1991
. .
This award is given for the
Saraswati
KK Birla Foundation outstanding literary work
Samman 1991
published in the last 10 years in
a language included in the
Eighth Schedule.
10 ,
1991
. .
It is given for excellent work on
Shankar Award
KK Birla Foundation Indian philosophy, art and
1991
culture published in the last 10
years.
-
1986
Uttar Pradesh Hindi This award is given for literary
Bharat-Bharati
Institute creation and continuous service
Award 1986
to Hindi.
1980
Rajendra It is the highest award of Bihar.

Bihari Hindi Institute
Samman 1980

-
1991
This award is given to
Neerja Bhanot Neerja Bhanot - Pan
courageous women who raised
Award 1991 Am Memorial Fund
their voice and fought against
tyranny.
(
1994 )
Miss India 1994 Femina Magazine This award is given to honor the
(Times of India Group) physical and intellectual beauty
of Indian girls.
1949
Krishi Pandit Indian Council of The farmer who produces

Award 1949 Agricultural Research maximum yield per acre is
awarded with this award.
, , ( )
-
-
1952
Sangeet natak This award is given to the best

Sangeet-Natak
academy artists in the field of dance,
Akademi Award
drama, music (instrument and
1952
singing).
1955
, ,
Lalit Kala 10
Lalit Kala Akademi
Akademi Award
1955

This award is given to 10

masterpieces of sculpture,
painting, line drawing and line
drawings in the National Art
Exhibition held every year.
1954
Filmfare Award Times of India Group This award is given for

1954 excellence in each genre of
Indian films displayed in the
award category.
Chameli Devi This award is given for the

Media foundation
Award outstanding achievement of
women in the field of
journalism.
1992 This award is given for

contribution in promoting
Rajiv Gandhi Rajiv Gandhi Memorial peace and communal harmony
National Fund in the country.
Sadbhavana
Award 1992

1985
Congress
Indira Gandhi This award is given for playing
National an important role in maintaining
Integrity Award the integrity of the country.
1993 Govind Vallabh Pant

Foundation and
Govind Vallabh This award is given to the best
Constitutional and
Pant Award 1993 parliamentarian.
Parliamentary Studies
Society
1985
Shanti Swarup Indian Council of This award is given to Indian

Bhatnagar Industrial and scientists who have made
Award 1985 Scientific Research remarkable contributions in the
field of science and technology
1952
Kalinga Award Kalinga Foundation

This award is given for
1952 under the aegis of
popularizing science.
UNESCO
. . .
1976
Dr. B.C. Rai Medical council of

Award 1976 india


remarkable contribution in the
field of medical and allied social
service.
1972
Dhanwantri
Dhanwantri This award is given for lifelong
Foundation
Award 1972 service in the field of medicine
1990
Indian Department of This award is given for
Homi Bhabha
Atomic Energy distinguished contribution in
Award 1990
the field of nuclear energy.
1990
Vikram Sarabhai Indian Space Research
outstanding contribution in the
Award 1990 Organization
field of space research.
2002
Ministry of Sports and
Dhyan Chand The award is given for lifetime
Youth
Award 2002 achievements in sports.
( )
. .
1994
Board of Control for The award is given for
CK Naidu Award
Cricket in India exceptional contribution (inside
1994
or off the field) towards Indian
cricket.


Major Tribes of India
/ STATE / TRIBES
, , , , , , , ,
, , , , , , , ,
Chenchu, Kocha, Gudava, Jatapa, Konda Doras, Konda Kapoor,

Andhrapradesh
Konda Reddy, Khond, Sugelis, Lambadis, Yeldis, Yerukulas, Bhil,
Gond, Kolam, Pradhan, Balmik.
, , , , , , , , ,
, , ,
Bodo, Dimsa Garo, Khasi, Kuki, Mizo, Mikir, Naga, Abor, Dafla,
Assam & Nagaland
Mishmis, Apatnis, Sindho, Angami.
, , , , , , , , , , ,
, , , , , , ,
,
Jharkhand

Santhal, Asur, Baiga, Banjara, Birhor, Gond, Ho, Kharia, Khond,

Munda, Korwa, Bhumij, Mal Paharia, Soria Paharia, Bijhiya, Cheru
Lohra, Oraon, Kharwar, Kol, Bhil.
, , , , , , , , , ,
, , , , , , , , , ,
Bhil, Gond, Agaria, Asura, Bharia, Koya, Worli, Koli, Duka Baiga,
Maharastra Gadawas, Kamar, Khadia, Khonda, Kol, Kolam, Korku, Korba,
Munda, Oraon, Pradhan, Baghri
, , , , , , , , , , , ,
, , , ,
West Bengal Hos, Kora, Munda, Oraon, Bhumij, Santhal, Gero, Lepcha, Asur,
Baiga, Banjara, Bhil, Gond, Birhor, Khond, Korba, Lohra.
, , , , , ,
Himachal Pradesh Gaddi, Gurjar, Lahaul, Lamba, Pangwala, Kinnauri, Bakrayal.
, , , ,
Manipur Kuki, Angami, Mizo, Purum, Seema.
, ,
Meghalaya Khasi, Jaintia, Garo.
, , , , , , , , , ,
Tripura Lushai, Mag, Halam, Khashiya, Bhutia, Munda, Santhal, Bhil, Jamnia,
Reang, Uchai.
/ Gurjar.
Kashmir
, , , , , , ,
Gujarat Kathodi, Siddis, Kolgha, Kotwalia, Padhar, Todiya, Badali, Patelia.
, , , , , , ,
Uttarpradesh Buxa, Tharu, Mahgir, Shorka, Kharwar, Tharu, Raji, Johnsari.

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Uttranchal Bhotia, Jaunsari, Raji.
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Kadar, Irula, Muthuvan, Kanikkar, Malankuravan, Malararayan,

Kerala
Malavetan, Malayan, Mannan, Ullatan, Urali, Vishavan, Arnadan,
Kahurnakan, Koraga, Kota, Kuriyian, Kuruman, Paniyan, Pulayan
Mallar, Kurumba.
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Chattisgarh Korku, Bhil, Baiga, Gond, Agariya, Bharia, Korba, Kol, Oraon,
Pradhan, Nageshiya, Halwa, Bhatra, Madia, Saharia, Kamar, Kanwar.
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Tamilnadu Toda, Kadar, Ikala, Kota, Adyan, Arandan, Kuttanayaka, Korag,

Kurichian, Maser, Kurumba, Kuruman, Muthuwan, Panian, Thulaya,
Malayali, Iravallan, Kanikkar, Mannan, Urasil, Vishavan, Irula.
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Karnataka Goudalu, Hakki, Pikki, Iruga, Jenu, Kuruv, Malaikud, Bhil, Gond,
Toda, Worli, Chenchu, Koya, Anardan, Yerva, Holeya, Korma.
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Baiga, Banjara, Barhor, Chenchu, Gadaba, Gond, Hos, Jatayu, Juang,
Orissa Kharia, Kol, Khond, Koya, Oraon, Santhal, Saara, Munduppatu.
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Punjab Gaddi, Swagala, Bhot.

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Meena, Bhil, Garasia, Saharia, Sansi, Damor, Mev, Rawat, Merat,

Rajasthan
Koli.
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Andaman and Aungi Arba, North Sentineli, Andamanese, Nicobari, Shopian.

Nicobar Islands
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, ,
Arunachal Pradesh Abor, Akka, Aptamis, Burmas, Dafla, Galong, Gomba, Kampati,
Khobha, Mishmi, Sigampo, Sirdukpen.


Famous Sports Personalities in India
S.N Famous Athletes of India Sport
1 Virat Kohli Cricket
2 Sunil Gavaskar Cricket
3 Sania Mirza Lawn Tennis
4 PT Usha Athletics
5 Saina Nehwal Badminton
6 Mithali Raj Cricket
7 Milkha Singh Athletics
8 M.S Dhoni Cricket
9 Sunil Chetri Football
10 Kapil Dev Cricket

11 PV Sindhu Badminton
12 Dhyan Chand Hockey
13 Abhinav Bindra Shooting
14 Mary Kom Boxing
15 Sachin Tendulkar Cricket
16 Neeraj Chopra Athletics
17 Mirabai Chanu Weight lifting
18 Dipa Karmakar Gymnastic
19 Leander Peas Lawn Tennis
20 Vishwnath Anand Chess
21 Deepika Kumari Archery
22 Hima das Athletics
23 Sushil Kumar Wrestling
24 CA Bhavani Devi Fencing
25 Pankaj Advani Billiards
26 Virendra Sehwag Cricket
27 Narain Karthikeyan Motor Sports
28 Baichung Bhutia Football
29 Rohit Sharma Cricket

30 Anju Bobby George Long Jump (Athletics)
31 Yuvraj Singh Cricket
32 Bhaichung Bhutia Football
33 Sakshi Malik Wrestling
34 Rohit Sharma Cricket
35 R Ashwin Cricket
36 Gautam Gambhir Cricket
37 Harman Preet Kaur Cricket
38 Zaheer khan Cricket
39 Rohan Bopanna Tennis
40 Dutee Chand Athletics
41 Lakshya Sen Badminton
42 Bajrang Punia Wrestling
43 Ravi Kumar Dhaiya Wrestling
44 Manpreet Singh Hockey
45 R Praggnanandhaa Chess
46 Amit Pangal Boxing


List of Mineral Producers in India

Jharkhand
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Odisha
Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Rajasthan
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh

Madhya Pradesh
Madhya Pradesh
Karnataka
Maharashtra
Himachal Pradesh
Rajasthan
Assam


Important Festivals Of India /
Andhrapradesh Deccan, Dashhra, Ugadi, Brahma-Mahotsava
Myoko, Dree, Solang, Pongtu, Boori Boot, Murung, Mopin,

Losar, Reh, Monpa festival
Arunachal Pradesh
Baishagu, Ambubachi, Dehing Patkai, Bhogali Bihu,
Assam
/ Bihar Chhath Puja, Bihul, Madhushravani
Chattisgarh Bastar Dashhra, Magahi Purnima
/ Goa Ladain, Mando, Sunburn festival, /

Gujarat Kutch Festival, Navratri, Janmashtami
/ Haryana / Baisakhi
Gochi Festival, Rakhadumni
Himachal Pradesh
Jharkhand Holi, Rohini Tusu, Karam Utsav
Bahu Mela, Har Navami, Chhari, Dosmoche
Jammu Kashmir
Karnataka Ugadi, Mysore Dasara /
/ Kerala Vishu, Kerala Onam /
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Madhya Pradesh ,Khajuraho Festival, Tejaji Lok-rang Utsav
Gudi Padva, Ganesh Utsav
Maharstra
/ Mizoram / Chapcharkut festival
Khasis, Nongkrem , Sajibu, Wangla, Cheiraoba Festival
Meghalaya
Chavang Kut, Yaoshang, Porag
Manipur

Hornbill, Moatsu Festival
Nagaland
Orissa Rath Yatra, Parab, Nukahai
Punjab Iron, Crutch
Rajasthan Teej, Bundi, Gangur
/ Sikkim / Losar, Saga Claim
Pongal, Natyanjali, Thaipusam, Festival
Tamilnadu
/ Telangana / Bonalu, Bathukamma
/ Tripura / Kharchi worship
/ Uttrakhand / Ganga Dussehra
Uttar Pradesh
Ram Navami, Navratri Khichdi, Ganga Mahotsav
West Bengal Durga Puja


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(Important Dams of India)
Dams of Madhya Pradesh - Barna Dam,
Bargi Dam, Van Sagar Dam, Gandhi Sagar
Dam, Indira Sagar Dam, Omkareshwar Dam.
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Dams of Jharkhand - Mithun Dam,

Chandil Dam, Panchait Dam.
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, ,
Uttarakhand Dam-Tehri Dam, Jamrani

Dam, Lakhwada Dam, Koteshwar Dam, Ram - ,
Ganga Dam.
Dams of Uttar Pradesh-Govind Ballabh

Pant Dam, Raj Ghat Dam.
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Dams of Andhra Pradesh - Somashila

Dams of Himachal Pradesh - Pong Dam,
Dam, Srisailam Dam
Parvati Dam, Camera Dam, Bhakra Nangal
Dam, Nathpa Jhakri Dam.
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Dams of Jammu and Kashmir-Baglihar Dams of Gujarat - Sardar Sarovar Dam,

Dam, Salal Dam, Damdaar/Dumkhar Dam, Ukai Dam, Karjan Dam, Sukhai Dam,
Pakal Dam. Dantewada Dam

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Kerala-Induki Dam, Cheruthoni Dam, Kakki

Dam, Kalada Dam, Madupetti Dam, Dams of Karnataka - Lingamakki Dam,
Kulamabu Dam, Idumalyar Dam, Neyyar Kadara Dam, Almatti Dam, Supa Dam,
Dam. Krishna Raja Sagar Dam, Harangili Dam,
Narayanpur Dam, Kodashali Dam,
Tungabhadra Dam.
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Dams of Telangana-Nagarjuna Dam,
Dams of Punjab - Ranjit Sagar Dam
Srisailam Dam, Nizam Sagar Dam,
Singur Dam, Radha Nagri Dam.
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Dams of Tamil Nadu- Aliyar Dam,

Bhavani Sagar Dam, Metur Dam, Pillur - , ,
Dam, Soliar Dam, Kodiyar Dam, Vaigai Dam, , , / ,
Perun Chaini Dam.
Dams of Orissa- Indravati Dam, Hirakund

Dam, Jalaput Dam, Mandira Dam,
- , , Patora/Pitora Dam, Rengali Dam
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Maharashtra - Eldari Dam, Panseet Dam,
Jaya-Kawadi Dam, Mulsi Dam, Konya Dam,
Tansa Dam, Pavana Dam, Vijaini Dam,
Rajasthan- Jawahar Sagar Dam, Javi Dam,
Aruna Dam, Vaitana Dam, Bandara Dam, Mahi Bajaj Dam, Jakham Dam, Rana Pratap
Ghat-Ghar Dam, Barna Dam, Bhadsa Dam. Dam, Grand Renaissance Dam


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World Population Day - July 11
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Census 2011 15th of the country. (7th of independent India) census.
The first census of independent India was conducted in 1951.
The first legal census in India was conducted in 1872 (at lord Mayo's time).
1881 ( ) The regular census in

India was started in 1881 (at the time of Lord Ripon).
The great division of the Indian population took place in the year 1921.
The small division of The Indian population took place in the year 1951.
The total population of India (as per 2011 census) is 121.05 crore.
India accounts for 17.5 per cent of the world's population.
The female population in India is 58.74 crore (48.53 per cent).
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The infant population (0-6 age group) is 16.44 crore (13.6 per cent).
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Decadal population growth (2001-2011) is 18.19 crore (17.7 per cent).

The most populous state is Uttar Pradesh (19.98 crore).
The state with the lowest population is Sikkim (6.10 lakh).
The most populous Union Territory is Delhi (1.67 crore).
The union territory with the lowest population is Lakshadweep (64.47 thousand).
The smallest district in terms of population is Dibang Valley (Arunachal Pradesh, 7940).
The population density is 382 persons per sq km.
The state with the highest population density is Bihar (1106 persons per sq km).
The state with minimum population density is Arunachal Pradesh (17 persons per sq
km).
The Union Territory with the highest population density is Delhi (11.320 persons per sq
km).
The Union Territory with minimum population density is Andaman and Nicobar Islands
(46 persons per sq km).
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The district with the highest population density is North-East, Delhi (37,346 persons per
sq km).
The district with minimum population density is Dibang Valley (Arunachal Pradesh, 1
person per sq km).

The sex ratio in India is 943 females per 1000 males.
Kerala (1084 females per 1000 males) is the state with the highest sex ratio.
State with lowest sex ratio Haryana (879 females per 1000 males)
Union Territory of Daman and Diu with lowest sex ratio (618 females per 1000 males)
District with highest sex ratio Mahe (Puducherry) (1176 females per 1000 males)
District Dum (Daman and Diu) with minimum sex ratio (533 females per 1000 males)
India's literacy rate is 73 per cent.
The male literacy rate in India is 80.9 per cent.
The female literacy rate in India is 64.6 per cent.
The state with the highest literacy is Kerala (94 per cent).
The state with minimum literacy is Bihar (61.8 per cent).
The Union Territory with the highest literacy is Lakshadweep (92.28 per cent).
The Union Territory with minimum literacy is Dadar and Nagar Hawle (77.76 per cent).

The district with the highest literacy is Sarchip (Mizoram) (98.76 per cent).
District with minimum literacy Alirajpur (Madhya Pradesh) (37.22 per cent)
Other important facts
Shailesh is currently the Census Commissioner (Registrar General) of India.
The period of the first phase of Census 2011 was from April 1, 2010 to the end of
September 2010.
The period of phase II of Census 2011 was February 9 to 28, 2011.
The first caste-based census in India was conducted in 1931.


/ Uttarakhand
(Major Passes in - -
India) Niti Pass - Uttarakhand-Tibet
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Mana Pass - Uttarakhand - Bibbat

The path between two mountains is
- 3 - ,
called pass.
Lipulekh - 3 points - Nepal, Tibet and
India
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Jammu and Kashmir

/ Manipur
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Karakoram - Route (India-China)
Tuju Pass - India-Myanmar
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Zojila - Srinagar-Leh
/ Himachal
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Pradesh
PirPanjal - West Srinagar (Poonch-Uri)
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Burjil - Srinagar-Gilgit (PoK) Rohtang Pass - Kullu - Spiti Valley
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Banihal - Jammu and Kashmir - Baralachala Pass - Himachal-Ladakh

Srinagar
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Shipikila Pass - Himachal-Tibet

/ Sikkim / Kerala
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Palghat/ Paldhar Pass - Kerala-Tamil
Nathula Pass - Sikkim-Tibet
Nadu
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Jelepala Pass - Sikkim-Tibet
Khyber Pass-Afghanistan - Pakistan
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Thalghat Pass-Nashik - Thorghat-

Maharashtra
/ Arunachal
Pradesh
- -
Bomdila Pass - Arunachal-Bhutan
- - ( )
Diphu Pass - China-India (disputed)
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Yangyap Pass - Arunachal-Myanmar

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