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Q: Which district is known as the "Land of Mahabharata"?
A) Kurukshetra 🏹
B) Panipat ⚔️
C) Rohtak 📖
D) Karnal 🎭
Q: Haryana shares its border with how many Indian states?
A) 2️⃣
B) 3️⃣
C) 4️⃣
D) 5️⃣
Q: The first woman wrestler from Haryana to win an Olympic medal is?
A) Babita Phogat 🤼♀️
B) Geeta Phogat 🥇
C) Sakshi Malik 🏅
D) Vinesh Phogat 💪
Q: In which district is the famous Bhadrakali Temple, associated with the Mahabharata, located?
A) Hisar 🙏
B) Jind 🎋
C) Kurukshetra 🏹
D) Bhiwani 🏛
Q: Haryana contributes what percentage of India’s total milk production?
A) 5% 🥛
B) 10% 🐄
C) 15% 🏅
D) 20% 🌾
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Which city is known as the "Rice Bowl of Haryana"?
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Q1: Haryana was formed on which date?
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Let’s Remember Our Heroes on 2nd October
On this day, we honor the legacies of two great leaders—Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri—who played pivotal roles in shaping India's history.
Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, taught us the values of truth, non-violence, and compassion. His message of “Ahimsa” and his relentless struggle for freedom continue to inspire generations worldwide.
Lal Bahadur Shastri, our second Prime Minister, exemplified simplicity, humility, and dedication to the country. His call for "Jai Jawan Jai Kisan" remains as relevant today as it was during his leadership, highlighting the importance of our soldiers and farmers.
Let us take a moment to reflect on their teachings and strive to incorporate their ideals into our daily lives, working towards a more peaceful, just, and prosperous India.
Happy Gandhi Jayanti and Shastri Jayanti!
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