How Many Medals Have India Won In Olympics Till Date?
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Please note : We have won 3 bronze uptill now in 2024 Paris Olympics but it has not been listed here because we expect to win more and once this olympics gets over. All medals…
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Who is Swapnil Kusale?
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Shooter Swapnil Kusale secured India’s third medal at the Paris 2024 Olympics after finishing third in the men’s 50m rifle 3 positions final at the National Shooting Center in Châteauroux Early Life and Introduction to…
What is compensation given to agniveers if they get martyred?
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The “Agnipath Scheme” introduced by the Indian government includes provisions for compensation in the unfortunate event that an Agniveer (a soldier recruited under this scheme) is martyred during service. The compensation package is designed to…
How many times did India go to IMF?
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Since gaining independence in 1947, India has encountered several economic challenges, leading it to seek financial assistance from international organizations like the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Over the decades, India has approached the IMF multiple…
Who is Manu Baker?
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Manu Baker becomes 1st Indian woman to win Manu Baker won bronze in 10m air pistol event in ParisManu becomes first Indian female shooter to win an Olympic medal. Early Life and Background Manu Bhaker, born on…
Rituals & Rules for Savan Mahina
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Savan Mahina, also known as Shravan Maas or Shravan Month, is the fifth month of the Hindu lunar calendar and is considered one of the most auspicious months for Hindus. It usually falls in July-August.…
What is Kanwar Yatra and Why it’s important for Hindus?
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Introduction to Kanwar Yatra The Kanwar Yatra, also known as Kaanvadiya Yatra, is a major Hindu pilgrimage that takes place annually during the month of Shravan (July-August) according to the Hindu lunar calendar. This pilgrimage…
Who was Gumnami Baba?
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In the annals of Indian history, few figures elicit as much intrigue and controversy as Gumnami Baba, the mysterious sadhu who lived a reclusive life in Faizabad, Uttar Pradesh, during the latter half of the…
Rishis of the Last 1000 Years
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Introduction India’s spiritual heritage is deeply rooted in the teachings and practices of its rishis (sages). Over the last 1000 years, numerous rishis have emerged, offering profound insights and guiding humanity toward spiritual awakening. This…
Why Hindus are the most tolerant of other faiths?
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The perception of Hindus as being particularly tolerant of other faiths can be attributed to several cultural, philosophical, historical, and social factors inherent in Hinduism and its development over millennia. Here are some key reasons:…