The Union Council of Ministers in India consists of the following categories. Cabinet Ministers Ministers of State (independent charge) Ministers of State Deputy Ministers In this article, we will learn about Indian Cabinet Ministers...
In this article, we are going to see Biosphere Reserves in India. So let’s start!!! Biosphere Reserves in India Biosphere Reserves in India, internationally designated by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, Cultural Organization (UNESCO),...
A river (a large, natural stream of water flowing) flowing through a city is extremely important because it is a great source of civilization and an optimum source of resources. The Ganges is the...
National Parks and Wildlife Sanctuaries are protected areas created by the government for the animals who live in their natural habitat – the primary objective being preserving wildlife, flora, and fauna, and nature. Some...
Art and culture are extremely essential for a country’s growth, as well as to establish diplomatic relationships with other countries as well. People have evolved into humans after years of evolution and art has...
The line which demarcates two countries (areas of property) is known as the Boundary Line. For example, the Line Of Control (LOC) is the boundary line between India (Kashmir) and Pakistan. The Mason-Dixon Line...
India, the land of varied culture, is also known to be the land of the brave. Amidst this pandemic, we can see that our soldiers are relentlessly striving to balance the scope of harmony...
Welcome to DataFlair Tutorial on UNESCO World Heritage Sites in India. This list is as of 2020 and will help School students and Competitive exams like UPSC, IAS etc. UNESCO World Heritage Sites of...
Welcome to DataFlair General Knowledge Tutorial Series. In this article, we are going to see the important National Symbols of India and their Importance. So let’s start!!! National Symbols of India India has...
India is home to 7 major mountain ranges that have peaks over 1000 meters. The most famous is the Himalayan ranges which are segregated into two parts – Greater Himalayas and Lower Himalayas. The...
