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Features of Indian Constitution Features of Indian Constitution 1. The Constitution of India is a written document.  2. The Constitution, as originally adopted, had 22 Parts, 395...

Defense Training Institutes. The objective of Sainik Schools includes bringing quality public school education within the reach of the common man, all-round of a...

Chief Rivers of India Chief Rivers of India Brahmaputra, Kaveri (Cauvery), Ganga, Gomti, Godavari, Chamabal, Hooghly, Indus, Jhelum, Krishna, Mahanadi, Narmada, Ramganga, Sabarmati, Sutlej, Shipra, Tapti,...

Functions of Reserve Bank of India Functions of Reserve Bank of India Reserve Bank of India was established on April 1, 1935, with a capital of...

Zonal Councils of India Zonal Councils of India Zone: CENTRAL. States Covered: Chattisgarh, Uttarakhand, Uttar Pradesh and Madhya Pradesh. Zone: EASTERN. States Covered: Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha and...

Fathers of Some Branches of Science Fathers of Some Branches of Science Aristotle––Father of Nature’s History, Father of Biology, Father of Zoology. Addison––Father of Endocrinology   Edward Jenner––Father of...

What is Coronavirus Disease. Learn what coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is, how it spreads, its symptoms, and its global impact. This overview explains the virus,...

Reforms During British Rule in India Reforms During British Rule in India  Agrarian Reforms –– Lord Curzon  Ancient Monuments Preservation –– Lord Curzon Cabinet Mission  –– Lord Wavell  First...

Naval Training Centres in India.. Indian Naval Academy (Officers Training) –– Ezhimala. INS Agrani (Leadership Training) –– Coimbatore . INS Chilka (Sailors Training) ––...

Keyboard Layout Keyboard Layout or  Functions of Keyboard The keyboard is one of the components of Hardware. There are a number keys with which some operations brought into...

National Film Awards National Film Awards The National Awards for film, which were started as an annual incentive by the Government of India, for the making...

Scientific Invention Scientific Invention Invention ––Inventor–––Year Adding Machine––Blaise Pascal––1642  Aeroplane––Wright Brothers ––1903  Air Conditioning ––Willies Carrier––1911   Antiseptic ––Dr. Joseph Lister––1867  Aspirin ––Dr. Felix Hoffman––1899  Atom Bomb––Julius Robert Oppenheimer––1945  Automobile ––Karl Benz––1855  Automobile (steam)––Nicolas Cugnot––1769  Ballon––Jacques...

Renaissance Leaders in India Renaissance Leaders in India Raja Ram Mohun Roy –– Brahmo Samaj (1829)  Debendranath Tagore –– Tattvabodhini Sabha (1839)  Gopal Hari Deshmukh –– Reformer, also...

Indian Civil Awards Indian Civil Awards Indian Civil Awards Bajaj Award: It is given to recognize the services of eminent social workers and reformers.  Dadasaheb Phalke Award: It was instituted in...

Power and Functions of the President of India Power and Functions of the President of India  (a) He is the executive head of India.  (b) He is...

Travel Recommendations for Unvaccinated Travellers. Explore essential travel recommendations for unvaccinated travellers, including safety tips, restrictions, and precautions to stay protected during your journey. Travel...

Regional Languages of India Regional Languages of India State  Languages  Andhra Pradesh –– Telegu, Urdu  Arunachal Pradesh –– Adi, Monpa, Miji etc.  Assam –– Assamese, Bengali, Bodo etc.  Bihar ––...

What is Cowin Vaccination Certificate? Learn what the CoWIN vaccination certificate is, how to access it, and why it is essential for verifying your...

Historical Monuments in India Historical Monuments in India Monument......Location.....Built by  Ajanta Caves---Jalgaon---Gupta rulers  Aram Bagh---Agra---Babur  Agra Fort--- Agra--- Akbar  Akbar’s Mausoleum – Sikandra--- Jahangir  Akbar’s Fort---Allahabad---Akbar  Anand Bhawan–Allahabad---Motilal Nehru Bada Imam-bara –Lucknow---Asaf-ud-doula  Bharatpur Fort– Bharatpur ---Raja Surajmal Singh  Bibi-ka-Maqbara ...

Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution Fundamental Rights in the Indian Constitution Right to Equality:  1. Equality before Law   2. Prohibition of...