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North (Gol Gambaz)

• The huge dome of the Gol Gumbaz, its most striking feature has a
diameter that stretches to a length of 44 m graceful, magnificent &
beauteous

• It is referred to as the Black Taj Mahal. It’s made with Grey Basalt & is
built in the Deccan Indo-Islamic style of architecture.

East (Konark Sun Temple)

• It is the most notable architectural marvel of Odisha.
• established in 1255 AD during the reign of King Narasimha deva I of

Eastern Ganga Dynasty. It is religious, artistical & gorgeous
• The name Konark derives from the Sanskrit words 'Kona' and 'ark' which

mean 'angle' & 'the Sun’.
• It is shaped in the form of a huge sun chariot. This chariot is drawn by 7

horses, which represents 7 days of a week and the 12 carved wheels of it
represent the 12 months of a year. These wheels also show time. The spokes
of the wheel form the shape of a sundial. The exact time can be calculated

Central (Sanchi stupa)

• Its center is a hemispherical structure built over the relics of Buddha.
• It was crowned by the 'chhatri', a parasol-like structure symbolising high

rank, which honours and shelters the relics.it is inspiring, durable
&beautiful

North (Shankaracharya Temple)

• It is believed to be situated on a volcano.it is religious diverse and ancient
• It is also believed that a rebirth of Jesus renovated that temple

West (The Gateway of India)

• It is an arch-monument built in the early 20th century in Mumbai
• It was made to commemorate the landing in 1911 at Mumbai of King

George V and Queen- Mary. It is awe-inspiring, noble, and historical

• The nature of the building is that of a gateway i.e., the visitors who came
by sea-route, for them it was a gateway to India.

• The foundation of the building was laid on March 31, 1911.

Taj Mahal

Social Science

Taj Mahal

1.architecture

• It is made of white marble with its special luster and fine texture. The
marble was obtained from Makrana in Rajasthan. The structure is
surrounded by gardens, fountains, and pools.

• The perfect symmetry, built in optical illusion and exquisite walls proves
the taj mahal to be worthy of its title as one of the seven wonders of the
world.

2.Materials

• To make it the most gorgeous architectural piece, as many as 28 precious
and semi-precious stones were used in the ornamentation with their best
combination. Although the star of the show was the largely promoted white
marble

3.significance

• The exquisite marble structure in Agra, India, is a mausoleum, an
enduring monument to the love of a husband for his favorite wife.

• symbol of the story of Shah Jahan and Mumtaz and a testimony of the
hundreds of laborers who contributed their blood and sweat in the
construction of this monument.

Lotus Temple

1.architecture

• It is known for its beautiful flower-like architecture and marvelous
ambiance that make it a popular tourist attraction for people of all faiths

• The temple, in the shape of a lotus flower, India's symbol for peace, purity,
love and immortality.

2.Materials

• The building consists of 27 free-standing petals made of concrete and
coated in white marble (sourced from Greece's Penteli mountain)

3.significance

• It is designed to reflect the simplicity, clarity and freshness of the Baha'i
Faith and to act as a symbol of the unity of mankind and religions.

• The Lotus Temple is open to all, regardless of religion etc.

Science

• He was an Indian entrepreneur who used hydroponic
farming. He is from Telangana

• Even as a kid he had a strong passion for hydroponic
farming

• He was so keen to learn that he started studying applied
sciences to strengthen agriculture.

• After finishing education, he wished to grow plants using
hydroponic farming and start a business’

• So, he studied hydroponics for six months while raising
money to start a hydroponic farm.

• When he finally started his hydroponic farm, he started
to get huge profits out of it, almost 300 crores a year!

• that have been grown using
hydroponic farming are:
1. Mint
2.Mustard seeds.

Hydroponic Farming 80-100

In this growing world, with a growing population, people
need food to eat but with the growing demand for food it
has become very hard for farmers to produce food in very
large amounts very quickly, including soil erosion and
many other difficulties. Now, their difficulties have been
reduced as a new revolution has come. Hydroponic
farming is a quick and easy way to grow plants without
any usage of soil. There are many benefits of hydroponic
farming like it uses very little space as compared to plants
that grow in soil. It has up to 90% more efficient use of
water. It doesn’t require soil. Increased production rates
and produces healthier food than soil grown food. Together,
counting each step we take, we can feed every stomach in
the world.

Photo Essay

5 5fafmamouosusspsoprotrtpepresrosnonalailtiiteises

1.Ranvi Rampal- she belongs to Haryana; India She is a
hockey player. 2 achievements1. Padma shri award 2.
Major Dhyan Chand Khel Ratna Award for Hockey

2.PV Sindhu – she belongs to Hyderabad; Andhra Prades
She is a badminton player. AchievementsPadma
Bhushan Award Arjuna Award for Badminton CNN-IBN
Indian of the Year in Sports Award

3.lovlina borgohain –she belongs to Assam, India. she is
a Boxer. Achievements – 1. Boxing at the 2020 Summer
Olympics – Women's welterweight

4. Virat Kohli- He belongs to Punjab, India. He is a
Cricket Player. Achievement – 1. Padma Shri 2. wisdom
cricketers of the year 3. Arjuna Award for cricket 4.CNN-
IBN Indian of the Year Awar

5. Sachin Tendulkar- He belongs to Bombay [Mumbai],
India He is a cricket player Achievements – 1. Arjuna
Award 2. Khel Ratna Award

Math

S.no State Number of soldiers Estimated no.

1 Uttar Pradesh 271928 270000

2 Punjab 191702 190000
3 Haryana 165702 160000
4 Maharashtra 143951 140000
5 Kerala 127920 120000

S.no State Number of soldiers

1 Uttar Pradesh

2 Punjab
3 Haryana

4 Maharashtra
5 Kerala

Each stands for 5000 soldiers

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