Indian A country where there is a better culture than other countries, there is more fraternity, emotions, feelings, love, war, and then mutual agreement. A country where one of the seven wonders of the world is the Taj Mahal, the world's largest democracy, the world's largest written constitution, is the world's second largest population and is the world's largest vegetarian country. There is a lot to know. Introducing some interesting facts ...
1. India did not attack any country in its history of 10 thousand years, while it is the largest importer of arms.
2. India is the only country where its M.R.P is written on anything.
3. Indian Railways, according to the number of employees, is the largest institution in the world, with more than 16 lakh employees working, which is more than the population of many countries.
4. 'Srikant Jichark' is India's most educated person. He had 20 degrees, including IAS, IPS, lawyer, doctor, at the age of 25, he was also an MLA. He died in 2004.
5. Lotus flower is a national flower of Vietnam as well as India.
6. More than 100 million people had come in the Aquarius Fair in India, which gathered in one place is the highest population till date. It was so crowded that it was visible from space too.
7. There are more than 200 twins in 2000 homes in the 'Kodinhi' village of the Indian state of Kerala. Nobody knows the reason for this.
8. In India, only 1 out of 100 weddings is divorced, which is the lowest in the world.
9. 'Children's Day' is celebrated every year on 14th November in India. The special thing is that it comes exactly 9 months after Valentine's Day.
10. The Baily Bridge, the world's highest bridge, is located in Ladakh, India. It was made by the Indian Army on draws and suru river in 1982.
11. India has the lowest consumption of meat per person in the world.
12. 'Brihadevar Temple' located in Tanjore in Tamil Nadu is the world's first such temple that is completely made of granite. It was constructed by Chola ruler 'First Rajaraj Chola' in the beginning of the 11th century. This temple has also been declared as World Heritage by UNESCO.
13. The highest post office is in India than any other country in the world. 1,54,882 post office
14. The world's highest cricket stadium is in 'Chail' of Himachal Pradesh. Built in 1893, this ground is situated at a height of 2444 meters from the sea level. Chail is also the summer capital of Maharaja Bhupendra Singh.
15. By 1896, only India was the only source of diamonds, and even today, 11 of the 12 diamonds sold in the world are bred and polished in India.
16. It is a legal offense to take foreign currency out of India for foreigners.
17. World production of 22 thousand tons of mint oil is produced in the world, out of which 19 thousand Chun is collected in India alone.
18. The largest family in the world who collects is in Mizoram of India: This family consists of 34 wives, 94 children, 14 girlfriends, 33 people including 180 people.
19. In the Gir forest of India, every time a single person, 'Mahant Bharatdas Darshan Das' is used for polling booths because according to electoral rules no person can be away from 2 km to cast votes.
20. The rainiest place in the world at this time is the village called 'Mosin Ram' located in Meghalaya, India. 15 kilometers from Cherrapunji, this village receives an average of 11,872 mm rainfall every year, due to which it is also the hottest place on Earth. But according to the Guinness Book of World Records, the highest rainfall in any one year till date has been recorded in Cherrapunji itself from Meghalaya. There was a rainfall of 26,467 mm in 1861.
21. India has won all the six World Cup Kabaddi so far.
22. 'Science Day', India's Missile Man, celebrated in Switzerland. Aye P. J. Abdul Kalam ". Actually, on 26th May 2006, Abdul Kalam Ji went to Switzerland and on 26th May it was declared 'Science Day'.
23. India's first rocket was so small and light that it was taken to the bicycle from 'Thumba Launching Station' of Thiruvananthapuram in Kerala.
24. When the first Indian to go to space, Rakesh Sharma, when Prime Minister Indira Gandhi asked India how it looks from the space, the answer was: - from where all the good.
25. The world's largest school is in Lucknow, UP, India. The name of this school is 'City Montessori School', every year, 40 to 50 thousand children take admission in this school.
26. The world's largest film industry is of India, second in Nigeria and third on the United States.
27. One of the oldest cities in the world which is still in existence, 'Varanasi' is in India. It is also known as Kashi and Banaras. Lord Buddha had arrived in 500 BC here.
28. Indian women have about 11% of the world's gold. This gold is more than the total gold of countries like America, Switzerland, and Germany.
29. India has a saltwater lake in Maharashtra - Lonar Lake. The special thing is that it was formed by colliding with a meteoroid earth.
30. Indians living in other countries earn 100 million US dollars every year, out of which Rs 30,000 crores are sent to India.
31. In India neither has been the Olympic Games till date nor till 2050.
32. Indira Gandhi was the first and only woman Prime Minister of India.
33. White tigers are found only in India.
34. Hockey is not India's national sport, it has been revealed in the RTI imposed by a 10-year-old girl. The sports ministry of India had the answer that India has no national sport. If you are not sure, then read the entire article here.
35. Most of the road accidents happen in India compared to any other country in the world.
36. Jantar Mantar, built in 1724 by Sawai King Jai Singh in Jaipur, is the largest stone-built observatory in the world.
37. Samosa is a very famous dish in India but it is not of India.
38. India is at number 3 in the world record. America and England on the first two.
39. India is the first country in the world to send a ship to Mars on its first attempt.
40. The world's largest oil refinery is in Jamnagar, Gujarat, of India. This refinery refills 12 million barrels of oil every day. This is the right of the Reliance company.
41. India has built so many strings of steel in the Bombay-Bandra-Worli sea level set up that the weight of this bridge is equivalent to 50 thousand African elephants, and it is about 27 million human hours Were engaged.
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