The Indian Constitution is one of the most important topics for any Competitive exam. Here are some of the major key facts that every Indian should know.

The Andaman and Nicobar Islands are a jewel in India’s crown, offering a blend of natural splendor, historical depth, and cultural richness.

NASA’s satellite data shows a sharp decline in global freshwater levels, urging immediate action for sustainable water management.

Yamuna River is one of the most important rivers of India. It originates in the Himalayas and flowing through the key regions of Northern India. Yamuna river sustains agriculture, provides drinking water and supports millions of people.

The National Anthem and the National Song of India are both significant symbols of the country’s pride and heritage, but they serve different purposes and have distinct histories.

India became the fourth country to land on the moon and the first to reach its southern polar region. To honour this landmark achievement, Hon’ble prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi announced August 23 as National Space Day.

The paradox of a state so rich in resources but poor in development is such a complex issue. Here are some of the key reasons for this unfortunate situation of Jharkhand being amongst the many others facing unending affliction by poverty.

India is not only known for its cultural diversity and historical significance but also for its relations with neighboring countries. These countries have unique cultural, historical, and economic ties with India, influencing the region’s dynamics.

The Nobel Prize was constituted in 1895 by a Swedish inventor through his will. India’s Journey with the Nobel Prize reflects not only the achievement of the individual laureates but also that of the aspirations of a country to stand tall around the globe