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The first name that often comes to us when we hear about Jhansi's smart city is VEERANGANA RANI LAXMI BAI. Indeed, a magnificent warrior who embodies the epitome of courage and bravery. She put in far too much effort to fight the British for India's independence. One of a renowned 1956 Padma Bhushan receiver is also from Jhansi. Major Dhyan Chand, the hockey wizard, settled in Jhansi after six years of schooling in Allahabad, following his father's several army deployments. He practised hockey at Hero's Ground, Sipri Bazar Jhansi. Hero's Ground, which was previously rocky and uneven, has been redeveloped by CM Yogi as a tribute to Major Dhyan. It now has a synthetic track, boundary walls, grass, lights, and three gates for player entry, and more to visit. Every year on August 29th, National Sports Day is observed in honor of Major Dhyan Chand's birthday. Last year, on August 29, CM Yogi inaugurated the world's largest and first hockey museum in Asia, located...

           The government of India and the Ministry of Tourism observe National Tourism Day on January 25 each year. This year's National Tourism Day theme is "Rural and Community Centric Tourism." Because of its well-known tourist destinations as well as its rich culture and tradition, India holds a unique position in the world. Many people in India are unaware that every year a day is observed to celebrate our country's diversity. The major reason for celebrating is to appreciate our country's beauty and culture, as well as to highlight the importance of tourism and its impact on the Indian economy.   The Ministry of Tourism, India organises an online pictorial quiz ( https://quiz.mygov.in/quiz/national-tourism-day-picture-quiz/ ) to commemorate the day by showcasing India's culture, cuisines, and how much the general public knows about the country.  Each state in India has its own way of commemorating this day. For example, Madhya Pra...

  Everyone adores their hometown because it is where they have lived their entire lives. Today I'm going to tell you about Jhansi   and the places that attract tourists and local people. Jhansi was a well-known city during its historical times. It is situated in the Bundelkhand region, between the Pahuj and the Betwa rivers. It is best visited between the months of November and March, when the temperature is cool. Jhansi is historically significant because of the famous fighter " Lakshmi Bai: The Queen of Jhansi ," who bravely fought multiple battles against the British. She perished in a war when she was only twenty-two years old. Her patriotism, courage, and heroism are still remembered today. Subhadra Kumari Chauhan, an Indian poet, wrote "Jhansi Ki Rani" in honour of Lakshmi Bai, a poem that is taught in every school. On November 24, 2021, UP Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath declared Jhansi Railway Station (JHS) with the new name  Veerangana Lakshmibai (VJLB) ...

  The Internet is a network that connects two or more computers via wires or wireless for the purpose of sending, exchanging, and sharing data and resources.  The first internet connection was established on October 29th, 1969, and it was honoured for the first time in 2005. As a result, every year on October 29, the world celebrates International Internet Day. In 1969, this day commemorated the transmission of the first electronic message from one computer to another. It is regarded as the most significant invention in the history of mankind. APPLICATIONS OF INTERNET The Internet has a wide range of applications. A few of them are mentioned below: Communication: We save time and money by communicating over the Internet. This is due to the fact that transmitting information is significantly cheaper and faster. From instant messaging to phone calls, the internet offers a variety of communication options. Email, social networking, and instant messaging are just a...

India celebrates Wildlife Conservation Week every year in the first week of October, from October 1 to 7, with the goal of protecting and preserving the country's flora and fauna. Wildlife plays a critical part in sustaining nature's ecological equilibrium. The balance of the earth will be disturbed if the wildlife is killed. As a result, it is essential to safeguard it in order to live a better life. In the year 2021, we are celebrating the 67th National Wildlife Week. This year's theme for National Wildlife Week 2021 is "Forests and Livelihoods: Sustaining People and the Planet".  Throughout the week, events and campaigns are held to educate people about animal life and to encourage them to rescue a significant number of animals by avoiding slaughtering them for food or other reasons. The forest department of Madhya Pradesh is organising the Wildlife Conservation Week at the Ralamandal Wildlife Sanctuary, Indore, from October 1 to 7. The Ralamandal Wildlife Sanc...

Delhi, the capital of India, has a rich history and culture. It's one of my favourite cities, and I've wanted to visit it since my secondary school days. But I got the opportunity to be here in 2010 when I was posted and brought up here for my first job. It's like a dream come true. I have stayed in Delhi since 2010. Now that I am a Dilliwala, there is so much about the city, its vibe, culture, and so much more that I love. The rich history, the variety of food, fashion, people, and so much more- the city has a lot to love. Here are the top five reasons I adore Delhi. 1. A Rich History Delhi is a historically significant city. In ancient times, the city was known as Indraprastha , where Pandavas (from the Mahabharat ) lived. Delhi features a number of eye-catching landmarks such as India Gate, Humayun Tomb, Qutub Minar, Red Fort, and others that not only exhibit the city's history but also its gorgeous architecture, making it one of the most attractive and unforgettab...