This document lists various geographical superlatives including the largest, smallest, highest, longest, deepest, and tallest physical features on Earth such as continents, oceans, rivers, lakes, cities, and more. It also includes the fastest, oldest, and firsts of various categories from around the world. The document provides a broad overview of maximum and minimum extremes in size, height, and other dimensions across the natural world and human achievements.
The document lists various natural and man-made superlatives from around the world, including:
- The largest continent is Asia, largest ocean is the Pacific, and largest river is the Amazon.
- The tallest structure is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the tallest building is also Burj Khalifa, and the tallest statue is the Statue of Motherland in Russia.
- The longest river is the Nile, longest road is the Pan-American Highway, and longest railway is the Trans-Siberian Railway in Russia.
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The Faisal Mosque is the second largest mosque in Pakistan, located in the national capital city of Islamabad. Completed in 1986, it was designed by Turkish architect Vedat Dalokay, shaped like a desert Bedouin's tent, is an iconic symbol of Islamabad throughout the world.
It is situated at the north end of Faisal Avenue, putting it at the northernmost end of the city and at the foot of Margalla Hills, the westernmost foothills of the Himalayas. It is located on an elevated area of land against a picturesque backdrop of the Margalla Hills. This enviable location represents the mosque's great importance and allows it to be seen from miles around day and night.
The Faisal Mosque was conceived as the National Mosque of Pakistan and named after the late King Faisal bin Abdul-Aziz of Saudi Arabia, who supported and financed the project.[2]
The largest mosque in South Asia, the Faisal Mosque was the largest mosque in the world from 1986 until 1993, when it was overtaken in size by the newly completed Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. Subsequent expansions of the Masjid al-Haram (Grand Mosque) of Mecca and the Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (Prophet's Mosque) in Medina, Saudi Arabia, during the 1990s relegated Faisal Mosque to fourth place in terms of size.
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan with a population of over 1.74 million. It is located in the north of the country within the Islamabad Capital Territory and was built in the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital. The Faisal Mosque, located against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills, is a large and unique mosque completed in 1986 that combines Arabic, Turkish, and Mughal architectural traditions in its design.
The document provides a detailed overview of Pakistan, including its:
- History from ancient civilizations to independence in 1947
- Geography, with diverse landscapes ranging from mountains to deserts
- Government system as a federal parliamentary republic
- Natural diversity that includes lakes, valleys, rivers, and mountains
- Climate zones from highlands to coastal areas
- Agriculture as a major part of the economy, with crops like wheat and cotton
- Natural resources such as coal, gas, and gold deposits
- Cultural aspects like national symbols, languages, and famous leaders
This document lists various geographical superlatives from around the world, including:
- The largest continent is Asia, largest ocean is the Pacific, and largest river is the Amazon.
- The tallest structures include Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the largest dome is Gol Gumbaz in India.
- The first individuals to accomplish various feats are noted, such as Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay being the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
The document lists various natural and man-made superlatives from around the world, including:
- The largest continent is Asia, largest ocean is the Pacific, and largest river is the Amazon.
- The tallest structure is Burj Khalifa in Dubai, the tallest building is also Burj Khalifa, and the tallest statue is the Statue of Motherland in Russia.
- The longest river is the Nile, longest road is the Pan-American Highway, and longest railway is the Trans-Siberian Railway in Russia.
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This document provides an overview of Islamic guidelines and teachings related to dreams, including etiquettes for evenings, sleep, waking during the night, and mornings. It discusses the Islamic concept of dreams, categories of dreams, and notable dreams of prophets and companions. The latter chapters provide guidance on dream interpretation methodology, examples of interpretations, and a glossary of common dream symbols. The document aims to explain dreams and their meanings in light of the Quran and hadith.
PPCCHAMP is a firm that allows customers to buy chess online. Chess is a two-player board game played on a 64-square checkered board with 32 pieces. The goal is to checkmate the opponent's king by placing it under an inescapable threat of capture. There are six basic piece types - king, queen, rooks, bishops, knights, and pawns - that each move differently. Customers can purchase magnetic chess boards for portable play or decorative chess boards to enhance home or office dĂŠcor.
The Faisal Mosque is the second largest mosque in Pakistan, located in the national capital city of Islamabad. Completed in 1986, it was designed by Turkish architect Vedat Dalokay, shaped like a desert Bedouin's tent, is an iconic symbol of Islamabad throughout the world.
It is situated at the north end of Faisal Avenue, putting it at the northernmost end of the city and at the foot of Margalla Hills, the westernmost foothills of the Himalayas. It is located on an elevated area of land against a picturesque backdrop of the Margalla Hills. This enviable location represents the mosque's great importance and allows it to be seen from miles around day and night.
The Faisal Mosque was conceived as the National Mosque of Pakistan and named after the late King Faisal bin Abdul-Aziz of Saudi Arabia, who supported and financed the project.[2]
The largest mosque in South Asia, the Faisal Mosque was the largest mosque in the world from 1986 until 1993, when it was overtaken in size by the newly completed Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. Subsequent expansions of the Masjid al-Haram (Grand Mosque) of Mecca and the Al-Masjid al-Nabawi (Prophet's Mosque) in Medina, Saudi Arabia, during the 1990s relegated Faisal Mosque to fourth place in terms of size.
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan with a population of over 1.74 million. It is located in the north of the country within the Islamabad Capital Territory and was built in the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital. The Faisal Mosque, located against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills, is a large and unique mosque completed in 1986 that combines Arabic, Turkish, and Mughal architectural traditions in its design.
The document provides a detailed overview of Pakistan, including its:
- History from ancient civilizations to independence in 1947
- Geography, with diverse landscapes ranging from mountains to deserts
- Government system as a federal parliamentary republic
- Natural diversity that includes lakes, valleys, rivers, and mountains
- Climate zones from highlands to coastal areas
- Agriculture as a major part of the economy, with crops like wheat and cotton
- Natural resources such as coal, gas, and gold deposits
- Cultural aspects like national symbols, languages, and famous leaders
This document lists various geographical superlatives from around the world, including:
- The largest continent is Asia, largest ocean is the Pacific, and largest river is the Amazon.
- The tallest structures include Burj Khalifa in Dubai and the largest dome is Gol Gumbaz in India.
- The first individuals to accomplish various feats are noted, such as Edmund Hillary and Tenzing Norgay being the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest.
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The document describes a journey to Jupiter in the year 2000. A group including President Bearwarden, Professor Cortlandt, and Ayrault travel there using a vehicle called the Callisto powered by apergy, a newly discovered force similar to gravity. As they approach Jupiter, they observe its moons and massive size. They land on a continent with forests, mountains, and volcanoes. Upon exiting the vehicle, they find the atmosphere has a pressure higher than Earth's but still tolerable. They plan to explore this new world.
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1. BASIC GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
Largest â World
Largest continent ........................................... Asia
Largest ocean ...............................................Pacific
Largest river .............................................. Amazon
Largest river basin ..................................... Amazon
Largest lake (salt water) ....................... Caspian sea
Largest lake (fresh water) ..........Lake Superior (North
America)
Largest artificial lake ..... Lake Mead at Hoover Dam,
(USA). Originallyknown as Boulder.
Largest bay ................ Hudson Bay(North Canada)
Largest gulf ..................................... Gulfof Mexico
Largest gorge ........................ Grand Canyon (USA)
Largest sea .................................... South China sea
Largest delta....... Sundarbans (India & Bangladesh)
Largest peninsula ........................................ Arabia
Largest island ......................................... Greenland
Largest country (in area) .............................. Russia
Largest country (in population)...................... China
Largest temple` ................... Angkorwat (Cambodia)
Largest archipelago .................................Indonesia
Largest airport ... King Khalid International Airport at
Riyadh (Saudi Arabia)
Largest church ................St.Peter's Basilica, (Rome)
Largest mosque ...... Sha Faisal Mosque (Islamabad)
Largest embassy............ Russian Embassy (Beijing)
Largest war plane .......................... Mirage (France)
Largest prison ............................. Kharkov(Russia)
Largest hotel ........... MGM Grand Hotel and Casino,
Las Vegas (USA)
Largest desert.................................. Sahara (Africa)
Largest forest ........................Coniferous Forests of
Northern Russia
Largest stadium ................. Strahove(CzechRepublic)
Largest library .... United States Library of Congress
Largest museum .................... American Museum of
Natural History(NewYork)
Largest animal ....................................... Blue whale
Largest land animal ........... TheAfricanBushElephant
Largest democracy ......................................... India
Largest electorate ........................................... India
Largest town ......................... Mt. Isa (Queensland)
Largest palace ..................... Imperial Palace, Beijing
Largest dam........................... Three Gorges (China)
Largest landmass................The Eurasian Landmass
Largest park .. Wood Buffalo National Park (Canada)
Largest zoo ...... Krugal National Park (SouthAfrica)
Largest river island ......................... Majuli (Assam)
Largest inland sea.......................Mediterranean sea
Largest canal ........................ Keil Canal in Germany
Largest reef ............... Great Barrier Reef, (Australia)
Largest city (population)................... Tokyo (Japan)
Largest estuary..................................... Ob (Russia)
Largest cave ........ Mammoth Cave, Kentucky(USA)
Largest strait ........................................ Tartar strait
Largest wall ......................... The Great Wall (China)
Largest cemetery ....................... Leningrad (Russia)
Largest railway station ......... GrandCentralTerminal
(NewYork)
Largest university building .....................................
UniversityofRiyadh (Saudi Arabia)
Largest open university ........Indira Gandhi National
Open University(New Delhi)
Largest steel plant ..........Nippon Steel plant (Japan)
Largest wingspan ....................................Albatross
Largest active volcano............Mauna lao on Hawaii
Largest planet ............................................. Jupiter
Largest bird .................................................Ostrich
Largest sea bird .......................................Albatross
Largest diamond ................................. The Cullinan
Largest parliament . The National People's Congress
of the People's Republic of China
Largest north to south stretch of land ........ America
Largest cold desert ........................Gobi (Mongolia)
Largest plateau ................................... Pamir(Tibet)
Largest mountain range ..................... TheHimalaya
Largest statue ............................... Statue of liberty
Largest bank .................... World bank (Washington)
Mammoth Cave is the longest cave system
known in the world. It is situated in USA. It
became a World Heritage Site on October 27,
1981, and an international Biosphere Reserve on
September 26, 1990. It is centered around the
Green River, with a tributary, the Nolin River,
feeding into the Green just inside the park.
2. Largest army.................................................. China
Largest cricket stadium ......... Melbourne (Australia)
Largest navy .................................................. USA
Largest airforce............................................... USA
Largest natural satellite ............. Ganymede (Jupiter)
Largest port .......................................... New Jersey
Largest book publishing company ..........................
McGrawHill (NewYork)
Largest Dome in the World... Astrodome, in Housten
(U.S.A)
Largest Epic ........................................ Mahabharat
Largest carnivorous mammal ................... Polar Bear
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sports stadium, located in Houston, Texas, USA.
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SMALLEST â World
Smallest continent ....................................Australia
Smallest ocean .............................................. Arctic
Smallest republic........................................... Nauru
Smallest colony ......................................... Gibraltar
Smallest state ..............................................Vatican
Smallest landmass...............TheAustralian Mainland
Smallest bird ..................................... Hummingbird
Smallest flowering plant ................................Wolfia
Smallest planet..........................................Mercury
World's Smallest Museum .................... Arizona, US
World's Smallest PC ............................. Space Cube
HIGHEST âWorld
Highest mountain peak - Mt. Everest (Nepal)
Highest mountain - Himalaya
Highest lake - Titicaca (Bolivia)
Highest plateau - Tibet
Highest continent - Antartica
Highest waterfall - Angel Falls, (Venezuela)
Highest active volcano - Guayathiri (Chile)
Highest capital city - La Paz (Bolivia)
Highest town - Wenchuan (Tibet)
Highest volcano - Cotopaxy(Ecuador)
Highest airport - LhasaAirport (Tibet)
Highest railway station - Condor Station (Bolivia)
Highest river bridge - Royal Gorge (Colorado)
Highest road bridge - Baileybridge built bythe
IndianArmyat
Khardungla (Ladakh)
Highest railway - Qinghai -Tibet (5072m)
Highest Bridge - Milau(France) 2.46km)
LONGEST â World
Longest river - Nile (Egypt)
Longest road - PanAmerican Highway
Longest railwayplatform - Kharagpur, (West Ben-
gal)
Longest dam - Hirakud (Orissa)
Longest mountain range - Andes (South America)
Longest railwaytunnel - Seikan Rail Tunnel (Ja-
pan)
Longest railwayline - Trans-Siberian Railway
(Russia)
Longest ship canal - Suez Canal
Longest estuary - Obeestuary (Russia)
Longest road tunnel - St. Gothard Road Tunnel
(Switzerland)
Longest bridge - Second Lake Pontchar-
train Causeway
3. MISCELLANEOUS â World
Fastest land animal .................................... Cheetah
Oldest national flag................................... Denmark
Fastest bird .................................................... Swift
Shortest river ........ Roe river in Montana (61 m long)
Lowest point on earth .............................. Dead Sea
Most densely populated province............ Monacco
Least populous city .....................................Vatican
The oldest plant ............................................. Rose
The oldest capital city............................. Damascus
Most poisonous fish .............................. Puffer fish
Coldest place............................ Vostok,(Antarctica)
Hottest planet............................................... Venus
Strongest natural fibre ...................................... Silk
Lowest temperature .............Absolute Zero (-273o
C)
Widest Bridge..................... Sydney Harbour Bridge
Busiest airport ChicagoO'Hare InternationalAirport
TALLEST âWorld
Tallest fountain................... Fountain Hills, Arizona
Tallest free standing structure (tower) .... CNTower,
Toronto (Canada)
Tallest active geyser ................. Steam boat Geyser
Yellowstone National Park, (USA)
Tallest building ..................... BurjKhalifa in Dubai.
Tallest tree................................The Redwood Tree
Tallest animal...............................................Giraffe
Tallest road.... Khardungla Pass (Leh Manali, India)
Tallest office building .............. PetronasTwin Tower
(Kualalumpur, Malaysia)
Tallest bridge ...... Royal Gorge Arkansas,America)
Tallest Statue........... Statue of Motherland (USSR)
Tallest Minaret ...... Sultan Hassan Mosque (Egypt)
Tallest Railwayline .......... Quin - Hai - Tibet (China)
BIGGEST âWorld
Biggest dome ........................... GolGumbaz (India)
Gol Gumbaz is the mausoleum of MohammedAdil
Shah (1627-55) of theAdil Shahi dynastywho ruled
the Sultanate ofBijapur from 1490 to1686.
Biggest library ..................NationalKieLibrary(CIS)
Biggest palace ..................................Vatican (Italy)
Biggest desert ................................ Sahara (Africa)
DEEPESTâ World
Deepest ocean ................................... Pacific Ocean
Deepest lake ........................... LakeBaikal, (Siberia)
Deepest gorge ....................... Hellâs Canyon, (USA)
Deepest point in the ocean ........ Challenger deep of
Mariana Trench in Pacific Ocean
Longest fresh water lake - LakeTanganyika
Longest epic - Mahabharatha
Longest wall - GreatWall ofChina
Longest non-stop train - Flying Scotsman
Longest drought - Atacama Desert (North
Chile)
Longest snake - Python
Longest dictionary - OxfordEnglishDictionary
Longest Airport - Dallas (USA)
Longest RailwayBridge â Lower Zambezi (Africa)
Longest Throughfare â Broadway(NewYork)
Longest Shipping Canal â Baltic White Sea Canal
Longest day â June 21
Longest Beach â Riode Janerio(Brazil)
Longest Corridor â Rameswaram Temple
(India)
Longest RailwayLine â Trans- Siberian Railway
Longest Swimming Canal â English Canal
Biggest reptile ......................... Saltwater Crocodile
Biggest lizard..............................Komodo Dragons
Biggest bird................................... African Ostrich
Biggest eggs ..................................... Ostrich Eggs
Biggest flower .........................................Rafflesia.
The Ostrich, Struthio camelus, is a large flightless
bird native toAfrica. The Ostrich is the
largest living species of bird
Biggest planet ............................................ Jupiter
Biggest passenger ship.............. Queen Elizebeth II
Biggest diamond mine...... Kimberley(South Africa)
Biggest car manufacturer ............... General Motors
(Detroit,America)
Irrigation scheme ..............Llyod barraye (Pakistan)
Island .......... Greenland(Renamed Kalaallit Nunnat)
Water fall..........................................Guaira(Brazil)
Hotel ............................................... Conrad Hilton
Biggest Park ................. Yellowstone National Park
Biggest Auditorium.............. MunicipalAuditorium
atAtlantic City
Biggest football stadium ............. Marakana (Brazil)
4. Island continents............... Antarctica andAustralia
Lowest mountains ........................... Bheinna Bhaile
Hottest region .... North-West Sahara, Azisia (Libya)
Fastest planet ............................................Mercury
Coldest planet ...........................................Neptune
Widest Waterfall .................................. Khone Falls
Oldest Religion ........................................ Hinduism
FIRSTinWorld
ď´ The first persons to reach Mount Everest â
â Sherpa Tenzing, Edmund Hillary
ď´ The first person to reach North Pole
â Robert Peary
ď´ The first person to reach South Pole
â Amundsen
ď´ The first religion of the world â Hinduism
ď´ The first country to print book â China
ď´ The first country to issue paper currency â
China
ď´ The first country to commence competitive
examination in civil services â China
ď´ The first President of the U.S.A
â George Washington
ď´ The first Prime Minister of Britain â Robert
Walpole
ď´ The first Governor General of the United Nations
â Trigveli (Norway)
ď´ The first country to prepare a constitution â
U.S.A
ď´ The first Governor General of Pakistan
â Mohd. Ali Jinnah
ď´ The first country to host NAM summit
â Belgrade (Yugoslavia)
ď´ The first European to attack India
â Alexander, The Great
ď´ The first European to reach China
â Marco Polo
ď´ The first person to fly aeroplane
â Wright Brothers
ď´ The first person to sail round the world
â Magellan
ď´ The first country to send man to the moon
â U.S.A
ď´ The first countryto launch Artificial satellite in
the space â Russia
ď´ The first country to host the modern Olympics
â Greece
ď´ First human in space - Yuri Gagarin (Russia)
ď´ The first city on which the atom bomb was
dropped â Hiroshima (Japan)
ď´ The first person to land on the moon Neil
Armstrong followed by
â Edwin E. Aldrin
ď´ The first shuttle to go in space â Columbia
ď´ The first spacecraft to reach on Mars â Viking-I
ď´ The first woman Prime Minister ofEngland
â Margaret Thatcher
ď´ The first Muslim Prime Minister of a country
â Benazir Bhutto (Pakistan)
ď´ The first woman to climb Mount Everest
â Mrs. Junko Tabei (Japan)
ď´ The first woman cosmonaut of the world
â Valentina Tereshkova (Russia)
ď´ The first woman President of the U.N. General
Assembly
â Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit
ď´ The first batsman to score three test century in
three successive tests on debut
â Mohd. Azharuddin
ď´ The first man to have climbed Mount Everest
twice
â Nawang Gombu
Slowest animal................................................ Snail
Heaviest Rainfall....................... Mawsynram (India)
Driest place ....................... Death valley(California)
Hottest place ..................................... Azizia(Libya)
Furthest planet (from the sun) ....................Neptune
Shortest day....................................... December 22
5. ď´ The first U.S. President to resign Presidency
â Richard Nixon
ď´ Chinese Traveller to India â Fahein
ď´ Foreign Invader to India â Alexander the Great
ď´ Person in Space â Yuri Gagarin
ď´ Person on Moon â Neil Armstrong
ď´ The first woman to climb Mount Everest â Junko
Taibei
ď´ The first European to visit China â Marco Polo
ď´ Man to walk in Space â Alexei Leonov
ď´ The first woman Prime Minister of a country
â Mrs. Srimavo Bhandarnaike
ď´ The first woman President of a country
â Maria Estela Peron
ď´ The first woman to Command a Space Mission
Colonel
â Eileen Collins (U.S.A.)
ď´ First talkie movie in the world â âThe jazz
Singerâ (1927).
ď´ The first residents of International Space station
â Bill Shepherd (USA), Yuri Gidzanko and Sergei
Krikalev (Russia)
ď´ The first blind man to scale Mt. Everest
â Erik Weihenmayer (USA, May25, 2001)
ď´ The first Muslim woman to become the Secretary
General of AmnestyInternational
â lrine Zubeida Khan
ď´ The first space astronaut to go into space seven
times till date
â Jerry Ross (U.S.A.)
ď´ The first South African to become the second
space tourist
â Mark Shuttleworth
ď´ The first woman Prime Minister of South Korea
â Ms. Chang Sang
ď´ The first youngest grandmaster of the world in
chess
â Sergey Karjakin (Ukraine)
ď´ The first adventurer flying successfully across
the English Channel without aircraft
â Felix Baumgartner (July2003)
ď´ China's first man in space
â Yang Liwei
ď´ The first Muslim woman to receive Nobel Prize
â Shirin Ebadi (Nobel Peace Prize 2003)
ď´ The woman with the highest individual Test
score making a new world record
â Kiran Baloch (Pakistani cricketer, scoring 242
runs playing women's cricket test against West
Indies in Karachi in March, 2004)
ď´ The first woman of the world to climb Mt.
Everest four times
â Lakpa Sherpa (Nepali)
ď´ The first woman to cross seven important seas
of the world byswimming
â Bula Chaudhury(India)
ď´ First Asian city to host Olympics
â Tokyo, Japan (1964)
ď´ First woman black tennis player to win a singles
title at Wimbledon
â A Gibson (1957)
ď´ First woman towin a Grand Slam
â Maureen Catherine (195 3)
ď´ First woman to win an Olympic Gold Medal
â Charlotte Cooper, UK, Tennis singles (1900)
ď´ First professional woman bullfighter
â Patricia Mccormick(1952)
ď´ First man to fly solo non stop across the Atlantic
â Charles Lindbergh (1927)
ď´ First person to cross Antarctic Circle
â James Cook (1773)
ď´ First people to reach the North Pole
â Lt Col. Joseph O. Fletcher and
Lt. William P. Benedict (1952)
ď´ First person to conquer the Everest twice
â Nawang Gombu Sherpa(1965)
ď´ First person with only one arm to climb the
Everest
âAmerican GaryGuller(2003)
ď´ First woman to fly solo around the world
â jerrie Fredritz Mock.(1964)
ď´ First woman to fly solo across the English
Channel
â Hariiet Quimby
6. ď´ First ascent of Everest without bottled oxygen
â Peter Habeler (Austria) and Reinhold
Messner, (Italy) (1978)
ď´ First woman to set foot on North Pole
â Ann Bancroft, USA (1986)
â Jointly developed by Sony and Philips (1978)
ď´ First Atom Bomb
â âLittle Boyâ dropped over Hiroshima by the
US during the second world war (1945)
ď´ First manned space vehicle
â Vostok 1,USSR(1961)
ď´ First human to walk on the Moon
â Neil Armstrong, Apollo11(1969)
ď´ First human to walk in space
â Alexei Arkhovich Leonov(1965)
GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERIES
DISCOVERER DISCOVERY
Christopher Columbus (Italian)................... America
Vasco da Gama (Portuguese) ...... Sea route to India
John Cabot (British) ....................... New foundland
PedroAlvarez Cabral (Portuguese)................. Brazil
Tasman (Dutch) Island ofTasmania & New Zealand
Captian Cook (British) . Sandwich (Hawaiin) Islands
Robert Peary (USA) ............................... North Pole
Amundsun (Norway) ............................. South Pole
Ferdinand de Lesseps (Designed) .......... Suez Canal
David Livingstone (British) ................ Victoria Falls
BartholomewDiaz(Portuguese)....... Cape ofGood Hope
NorsemanEric ........................................... Greenland
LeifEricsson ....................................... NorthAmerica
Mungopark ............................... NigeriariverinAfrica
RichardFrancisBurton ..................... LakeTanganyika
Henry Hudson ....................................... Hudson Bay
Gobot Sebastian ................................ NewFoundland
MarcoPolo ..................................................... China
Kepler .......................................................... Planets
RIVERSIDE CITIES &
COUNTRIES
City River Country
ď´ Alexandria Nile Egypt
ď´ Brussels Seine Belgium
ď´ Chittagong Karnaphuli Bangladesh
ď´ Glasgow Clyde Scotland
ď´ Khartoum Nile Sudan
ď´ Lisbon Tagus Portugal
ď´ Liverpool Mersey England
ď´ Shanghai Yangtze-Kiang China
ď´ Berlin Spree Germany
ď´ Bonn Rhine Germany
ď´ Amsterdam Amsel Netherlands
ď´ Baghdad Tigris Iraq
ď´ Bangkok Menam Thailand
ď´ Belgrade Danube Serbia
ď´ London Thames England
ď´ Montreal Ottawa Canada
ď´ Moscow Moskva Russia
ď´ Budapest Danube Hungary
ď´ Colombo Kaliganga Sri Lanka
ď´ Cairo Nile Egypt
ď´ Karachi Indus Pakistan
ď´ Lahore Ravi Pakistan
ď´ NewYork Hudson USA
ď´ Paris Seine France
ď´ Yangoon Irawadi Myanmar
ď´ Rome Tiber Italy
ď´ Tokyo Sumida Japan
ď´ Vienna Danube Austria
ď´ Warsaw Vistula Poland
ď´ Washington Potamac U.S.A.
ď´ Basra Eupharates
and Tigris Iraq
ď´ Bristol Avon England
ď´ Cologne Rhine Germany
ď´ Dublin Liphi Ireland
ď´ Hamburg Elbe Germany
ď´ Philadelphia Delawara America
ď´ Prague Vitava Czechoslovakia
ď´ Quebec St. Lawrence Canada
ď´ Stalingrad Volga Russia
7. NATIONAL EMBLEMS
EMBLEM ............................................. COUNTRY
Kangaroo ................................................ Australia
Water Lilly .......................................... Bangladesh
White Lilly ........................................ Canada, Italy
Beach ....................................................... Denmark
Lily ............................................................. France
Corn Flower ............................................. Germany
Lioned Capital ................................................ India
Lion ..................................... Sri lanka, Sierra Leone
Rose ......................................................... UK, Iran
Shamrock .................................................... Ireland
White Lilly ...................................................... Italy
Chrysanthemum ............................................ Japan
Kiwi .................................................. New Zealand
Crescent .................................................... Pakistan
Eagle ............................................................. Spain
Elephant .............................................. Ivory Coast
Lion with Crown ..................................Luxembourg
Golden Rod ...................................................U.S.A
SecretaryBird............................................... Sudan
Bauhinia (orchid tree) .......................... Hong Kong
Baobab tree................................................ Senegal
Lion .......................... Netherland, Norway, Belgium
Crescent and Star ........................................ Turkey
Cedar tree ................................................ Lebanon
The Soyombo.......................................... Mongolia
SOBRIQUETS
World
Britain of the East : Japan
Britain of the South : New Zealand
Battle field ofEurope : Belgium
City of Cycles : Beijing
City of Dreaming Spires : Oxford
City of Eternal Springs : Quito (Ecuador)
City of Sky Scrappers : NewYork
CityofMagnificentDistances: Washington D.C
CityofGoldenGate : San Francisco
(U.S.A)
City of Seven Hills : Rome (Italy)
Cockpitof Europe : Belgium
CopperCountry : Zambia
Dark Continent : Africa
EmpireCity : NewYork(U.S.A)
EmeraldIsland : Ireland
Eternal City : Rome, Italy
ForbiddenCity : Lhasa, Tibet
GatewayofTears : StraitofBab-el
Mandeb
GardenofEngland : Kent
George Cross Island : Malta
Granite City : Aberdeen
(Scotland)
Herring Pond : Atlantic Ocean
Hill Queen : Shimla
HolyLand : Palestine
HermitKingdom : Korea
Island of Pearls : Bahrain
Islandof Cloves : Madagascar
Keytothe Mediterranean : Gibraltar
Landof Eagles : Albania
Landof GoldenFleece : Australia
LandofKangaroo : Australia
Land of Lilies : Canada
LandofGoldenPagoda : Myanmar
LandofMaple : Canada
Landof Thousand Lakes : Finland
Landof MorningCalm : Korea
Land of Rising Sun : Japan
Land of Setting Sun : Britain
Landof MidnightSun : Norway
Landof Lakes : Scotland
Landof the Tulips : Netherlands
Landof WhiteElephant : Thailand
Landof ThunderBolt : Bhutan
Landof ThousandElephants : Laos
Manchester of the Orient : Osaka
Never, Never Land : Prairies,
N.Australia
LandofThunderDragon : China
Nation of Thousand Hills : Rwanda
Pearl ofArabia : Bahrain
Pearl of Antilles : Cuba
Pillars of Hercules : Strait of Gibraltar
Playgroundof Europe : Switzerland
Quaker City ofUSA : Philadelphia,USA
Queenof theAdriatic : Venice, Italy
Roofof the World : Pamirs
Sorrow of China : River Huang Ho
Sickmanof Europe : Turkey
8. Sugar Bowl ofWorld : Cuba
Venice of the North : Stockholm,
Sweden
White City : Belgrade
WindyCity : Chicago
Worldâs Bread Basket : Paris of N.America
Island of fire : Iceland
Landof windmills : Polland
Landof Perpetual Greenary : Natal
WorldLoneliest island : Tristanda Cunha
COUNTRIES AND CURRENCIES
Brazil ................................................:CruzeiroReal
Bulgaria......................................................... : Lev
Belgium ......................................................... Euro
China ...........................................:Yuan/Renminbi
Columbia ..................................................... : Peso
Cuba ........................................................... : Peso
Costa Rica ................................................... Colon
Croatia ......................................................... Kuna
Cyprus ........................................... Cyprus pound
Czech Republic.......................................... Koruna
Denmark .................................................... : Krone
Egypt ......................................... : Egyptian Pound
Afghanistan ........................................... : Afghani
Argentina.................................................... : Peso
Australia ................................... :Australian Dollar
Bahrain .......................................................:Dinar
Bangladesh .................................................. :Taka
Bhutan ................................................. : Ngultrum
Hungary..................................................... : Forint
Iran .............................................................. :Rial
Switzerland....................................... : Swiss Franc
Thailand ....................................................... : Bhat
U.K. ............................................. : Pound Sterling
U.S.A. ........................................................ :Dollar
Norway ....................................................... Krone
Vatican City State .......................................... :Lira
Iraq .................................................... : Iraqi Dinar
Israel ......................................................... : Shekel
Japan ............................................................ :Yen
Kazakhstan ............................................... : Tenge
Korea .......................................................... : Won
Kuwait ........................................... : Kuwaiti Dinar
Malaysia ................................................. : Ringgit
Mexico ........................................................ : Peso
Myanmar ..................................................... : Kyat
Russia ...................................................... : Rouble
SaudiArabia................................................ : Riyal
Vietnam ...................................................... : Dong
Mongolia .................................................. : Tugrik
Algeria ............................................. Algeria Dinar
Angola ..............................................NewKwanza
Armenia ........................................................Dram
Azerbaijan ...................................................Manat
Austria .................................................... Schilling
Bahrain ........................................................ Dinar
Georgia ........................................................... Lari
Ghana ............................................................ Cedi
Indonesia ................................................... Rupiah
16 European Countries with Eura as currencyare:
Austria, Belgium, Cyprus, Finland, France, Germany,
Greece, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, Malta, the
Netherlands, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia and Spain.
COUNTRIES AND THEIR
PARLIAMENT
Afganistan : Shora
Australia : Federal Parliament
Bangladesh : Jatiya Sangsad
Bhutan : Tshogdu (National Assembly)
Britain : Parliament (Commons & Lords)
China : National Peopleâs Congress
Denmark : Folketing
France : National Assembly
Hungary : National Assembly
Iceland :Althing
India : Parliament (Lok Sabha & Rajya
Sabha)
Iran : Majlis
Iraq : National Assembly
Israel : Knesset
Japan : Diet
Kuwait : National Assembly
Libya : General Peopleâs Congress
Maldives : Majlis
Myanmar : Peopleâs Assembly
Nepal : National Panchayat
Netherlands : States General
Poland :Sejm
Russia : State Duma
9. South Africa : House of Assembly
Sweden : Riksdag
Switzerland : Federal Assembly
Germany : Bundestag
Afganistan :Shora
Algeria :National Peoples Assembly
Australia :House of representative of senate
Cuba :National Assemblyof people power
Egypt :Peopleâs Assembly
Greenland :Landstraad
Norway :Sterling
Pakistan :National Assembly
USA :Congress
Srilanka :National State
Sudan :National Assembly
Syria :People Council
USA: Congress
Vietnam :National Assembly
NEW AND OLD NAMES OF
PLACES, COUNTRIES
NewName ........................................... OldName
Ankara ..................................................... Angora
Banjail .................................................... Bathurst
Bengalooru........................................... Bangalore
Beijing....................................................... Peking
Belize .........................................British Honduras
Bangladesh ..................................... East Pakistan
Botswana ..................................... Bechuana Land
Burkino Faso ...................................... Upper Volta
Cape Kennedy.............................. Cape Caneveral
Cambodia ........................................... Kampuchia
Djibouti ....................................French Somaliland
Ethiopia................................................ Abyssinia
Ghana ................................................. Gold Coast
Guyana ........................................... British Guinia
Guianea Bissau ...................... Portuguese Gayana.
Harare .................................................. Salisburry
Hawaiin Islands ......................... Sandwich Islands
Indonesia ............................ The Dutch East India
Iran ............................................................ Persia
Iraq ................................................. Mesopotamia
Istanbul........................................ Constantinople
Jakartha.................................................... Batavia
Japan ....................................................... Nippon
Kinshasa ........................................... Leopoldville
Kiribati ............................................ Gilbert Island
Laos ........................................................ Lanxang
Lesotho............................................... Basitoland
Mexico ................................................ NewSpain
Malavi................................................. Nyasaland
Mali ............................................... French Sudan
Malaysia .................................................. Malaya
Malabo ............................................. Santa Isabet
Madhya Pradesh ........................ Central Province
Manchuria ........................................... Manchuko
Myanmar .................................................... Burma
Mosambique ......................... Potuguese East Africa
Mumbai................................................... Bombay
Namibia ....................................South West Africa
Nauru ........................................... Pleasant Island
Orissa ...................................................... Kalinga
Papua New Guinea...... TrustTerritoryofNewGuinea
Portuguese .............................................Lucitania
SriLanka ................................................... Ceylon
St. Petersburg ....................................... Leningrad
Surinam .......................................... Dutch Gayana
Taiwan ................................................... Formosa
Tasmani.................................. Van Diemenâs Land
Thailand ....................................................... Siam
Togo ..................................................... Togoland
Tuvalu ...................................... The Ellice Islands
Varanasi .................................................. Banares
National Flowers
Canada ........................................... Maple leaf
India ..................................................... Lotus
Scotland ...............................................Thistle
Spain.......................................... Pomegranate
Australia .........................................GoldVatle
China .............................................. Narsissas
Russia .............................................Sunflower
Bangladesh ................................... Water Lilly
France ...................................................... Lilly
Germany...................................... Corn Flower
Ireland............................................. Shamrock
Japan .................................... Chrysanthemum
USA ............................................Golden Rose
UK ......................................................... Rose
10. Volgograd ............................................. Stalingrad
Zaire ......................................................... Congo
Zambia .................................... Northern Rhodesia
Zimbabwe.............................................. Rhodesia
india
HIGHEST
Highest peak - Mt. K2
(GodwinAustin)
Highest water falls - Jog falls (Karnataka)
Highest gate way - BulandDarwaza
(Fathepur sikri)
Highest literacyamong state - Kerala
Highest tower - Qutabminar
Highest dam - Bhakra Dam (Punjab)
Highest multiple arch dam
- Idukki (Kerala)
LARGEST
Largest populated city - Mumbai
Largest fresh water lake - Kolleru
(Andhra Pradesh)
Largest salt water lake - Chilka (Orissa)
Largest state - Rajasthan
Largest populated state - Uttar Pradesh
Largest museum - Indianmuseum (Kolkata)
Largest zoo - ZoologicalGarden(Kolkata)
Largest dome - GolGumbaz (Karnataka)
Largest mosque - JamaMasjid(NewDelhi)
Largest desert - Thar (Rajasthan)
Largest river Island - Majuli (Brahmaputra)
Largest monastery - Tawang monastery
(Arunachal Pradesh)
Largest cave temple - Ellora (Maharashtra)
Largest animal fair - Sonepur fair (Bihar)
Largest plateau - Deccan plateau
Largest river in South India - Godavari
Largest prison - Puzhal Jail (Chennai)
Largest planetarium - Birla planetarium
(Kolkata)
Largest G.P.O - MumbaiG.P.O
Largest church - St. Cathedral (OldGoa)
Largest cinema theatre - Thangam Theatre
Largestexhibition ground - Pragati Maidan (New
Delhi)
Largest arch dam - Idukki dam (Kerala)
Largest library - National library
(Kolkata)
Largest aircraft carrier - INSViraat
Largest landing ship - INS Magrar
Largest union territory - Andaman Nicobar
Islands
Largest gurudwara - Golden Temple
(Amritsar)
Largest residence - Rashtrapati Bhavan
Largest river Barrage - Farakka Barrage
Largest open university - Indira Gandhi Open
University(New Delhi)
Largest Ocean Island - MiddleAndaman
LONGEST
Longest Canal - Indira Gandhi canal
Longest River - Ganga
Longest Tunnel - Kharbude
(Konkan Railway)
Longest Dam - Hirakud (Orissa)
Longest National Highway- N.H.7
Longest Railwayplatform - Kharagpur (West
Bengal)
Longest Corridor - RameswaramTemple
corridor
Longest Hanging bridge - Howra bridge
Longest Train Service - Himasagar express
Longest Bridge - AnnaIndira(Rameswaram
to Mandap)
Longest Glacier - Siachen Glacier
Longest River bridge - Mahatma Gandhi Sethu
SMALLEST
Smallest state (Area) - Goa
Smallest state (population) - Sikkim
Smallest state (forest area) - Haryana
Smallest Union Territory - Lakshadweep
Miscellaneous (India)
Biggest hotel .............. Oberoi - Sheraton (Mumbai)
Highest statue ........................ Gomateswara Statue
11. WORLD
Light of the world : Jesus
Princeof Pilgrimage : Huien Tsang
The Wizard ofMenlopark: Edison
Rascal monk : Rasputin
Good Shepherd : Jesus Christ
Apostle of Free Trade : Richard Cobden
King ofRock & Roll : Elvis Presley
Columbus of Space : Neil Armstrong
Master of Suspense :Alfred Hitchcock
Second Duke : Benitto Mussolini
Iron Duke : DukeofWellington
PERSONS WITH POPULAR NAMES
Highest award (civilian) ..................... Bharat Ratna
Highest Gallantryaward ............... Param vir chakra
Most literate state........................................ Kerala
Least literate state..........................................Bihar
Most densely populated state............ West Bengal
Least densely populated state...Arunachal Pradesh
Most populated city ................................. Mumbai
Busiest bridge ............................. Howra (Calcutta)
Oldest Refinery..............................Digboi (Assam)
Most literate Union Territory............. Lakshadweep
Fastest Train ............................... Shatabdi express
Least populated Union Territory........ Lakshadweep
SOBRIQUETS
India
All Seasons State : Himachal Pradesh
Blue Mountains : Nilgiri
City of Palaces : Calcutta
Cityof GoldenTemple : Amritsar
GardenCityofIndia : Bangalore
GatewayofIndia : Mumbai
GranaryofIndia : Punjab
Landof Five Rivers : Punjab
Pearl of the Orient : Goa
Pink City : Jaipur
Lake City : Udaipur
Switzerlandof India : Kashmir
Paradise on Earth : Kashmir
Mini-Switzerland in India : Khajjar (Himachal
Pradesh)
Sorrow of Bengal : River Damodar
Sorrow of Bihar : River Kosi
Sorrow ofAssam : Brahmaputra
SpiceGarden ofIndia : Kerala
Sugar Bowl of India : Uttar Pradesh
TeaGarden ofIndia : Assam
Detroitof India : Pitampur
Land ofSunrise in India : Arunachal
Pradesh
Hi-TechCity : Hyderabad
Manchester of South India : Coimbatore
Manchestor of India : Ahamadabad
Mini Switzerland : Himachal Pradesh
Cityof orange : Nagpur
Weaverscity ofIndia : Panipat
Silicon vally ofIndia : Banglore
Clouds of house : Megalaya
Godsownlandof India : Kerala
Cityof Padala : Jaipur
HollywoodofIndia : Mumbai
Silent Share : Hadakh
Perly East : Goa
Poetâs Poet : Edmund Spenser
Desert Fox :Erwin Rommel
LadywiththeLamp : FlorenceNightingale
G.B.S :GeorgeBernardShaw
LittleCorporal :Napoleon Bonaparte
Maid of Orleans : Joan ofArc
Fuhrer (also Fuehrer) :Adolf Hitler
Man of Blood and Iron : Otto von Bismarck
Maiden Queen : Queen Elizabeth I
BardofAvon : William Shakespeare
GrandOld Man ofBritain : Gladstone
American Gandhi : Martin Luther King
12. The Daughter of East : Benazir Bhutto
Iron Butterfly : Margaret Thatcher
Iron Lady : Margaret Thatcher
African Gandhi : Dr.KennethKaunda
INDIA
PrinceofBeggars : Madan Mohan Malaviya
Bengali Tiger : Bipin Chandra Pal
Maratha Kesari : BalGangadharTilak
Punjab Lion : Lala Lajpat Rai
Sage of Sabarmati : Mahatma Gandhi
Indian Machiavelli : Chanakya
Indian Napoleon : Samudragupta
Leopard of the Snow :Ang Rita
Indian Bismarck : Sardar Vallabhai Patel
Light ofAsia : Buddha
Lokmanya :BalGangadharTilak
Loknayak : JayaprakashNarayan
J.P : JayaprakashNarayan
C.R. : C. Rajagopalachari
Rajaji : C. Rajagopalachari
Deenabandhu : C.F. Andrews
Deshabandhu : C.R. Das
Grand Old Man of India : Dadabhai Naoroji
Mahamana : Madan Mohan
Malaviya
Mahatma :Gandhiji
Bapu :Gandhiji
Gurudev : Rabindranath Tagore
Guruji :Golwalkar
Iron Ladyof India : Indira Gandhi
Priyadarshini : Indira Gandhi
Barefooted painter : M.F. Hussain
Kipper : K.M. Cariappa
Indian Shakespeare : Kalidasa
Badshah Khan : KhanAbdulGhaffar Khan
FrontierGandhi : KhanAbdulGhaffar Khan
Faker-e-Afghan : KhanAbdulGhaffar Khan
Netaji : Subash Chandra Bose
PrinceofPatriots : SubashChandra Bose
Birdman ofIndia :SalimAli
Nightingale of India : Sarojini Naidu
Lion ofKashmir : Sheikh Mohammed
T.T.K. :T.T. Krishnamachari
Andhra Kesari : Tangutri Prakasam
Grand Old Man of Indian-
Journalism : Tushar Kanti Ghosh
Acharya : Vinobha Bhave
Sage of Paunar : Vinobha Bhave
Man of Peace : Lal Bahadur Shastri
Babuji : Jagjeevan Ram
Little Master : Sunil Gavaskar
Flying Sikh : Milkha Singh
Mysore Tiger : Tippu Sultan
Sage of Kanchi : Sankaracharya
Saint of Gutters : Mother Theresa
Man of the Masses :K. Kamaraj
Golden Girl ofIndianAthletics: P.T. Usha
Anna : C.N.Annadurai
Akbar of Kashmir : Zian-ul-Abideen
Kuvembu : K.V. Puttappa
Rani of Jhansi : Lakshmibai
Shahid : Bhagat Singh
Kathal Mannan : Gemini Ganesan
NatikarTilakam : Sivaji Ganesan
Chachaji : Jawaharlal Nehru
Sher-e-Punjab : Ranjit Singh
PunjabKesari : Lala Lajpat Rai
Milkman ofIndia : Varghese Kurian
KERALA
BharatKesari : Mannathu Padmanabhan
Beypore Sultan : VaikamMohammedBashir
Mayyazhi Gandhi : K.P. Kumaran Master
KeralaSimham : Pazhassi Raja
Swadeshabhimani :Ramakrishna Pillai
Pulayaraja :Ayyankali
Valiya Diwanji : Raja Keshavadas
Kerala Kalidasa : Kerala VarmaValiya
Koyithampuran
Kerala Panini :A.R. RajarajaVarma
Kerala Vyasa : Kodungalloor
Kunhikuttan Thampuran
Kerala Chaucer : Chiramakavi
KeralaOrphuse : Changampuzha Krishna
Pillai
KeralaGandhi : K. Kelappan
KeralaValmiki : VallatholNarayana Menon
Kerala Scott : C.V.RamanPillai
13. WORLD INSTITUTIONS AND
THEIR FOUNDERS
United Nations : Joseph Stalin (USSR),
Winston Churchill (UK)
and Franklin Delano
Roosevelt (USA)
Red Cross : Jean-Henri Dunant
Boy Scouts : Baden Powell
Y.M.C.A. : Sir GeorgeWilliams
Kindergarten : Froebel
Lionâs Club : Melvin John
Salvation Army : William Booth
Nursing System : Florence Nightingale
Fascism : Benito Mussolini
Protestant Religion : Martin Luther
Nazism :Adolf Hitler
Montessori System : Maria Montessori
Cubism : Pablo Picasso
AmnestyInternational : Peter Berenson
Kerala Ibsen : N. Krishna Pillai
Kerala Mauppasant : Thakazhi Sivasankara
Pillai
Kerala Thulasidas :Vennikulam Gopala Kurup
Kerala Hemmingway : M.T. Vasudevan Nair
Kesari : A. Balakrishna Pillai
Deshabhimani : Ramakrishna Pillai
Sahitya Panchanan : P.K. Narayana Pillai
FAMOUS FATHERS
World
Father of Psychology.................. Sigmund Freud
Father of Cloning............................... Ian Wilmut
Father of Printing.............................. Guttenberg
Father of History ............................... Herodotus
Father of Economics ........................ Adam Smith
Father of Philosophy ............................ Socrates
Father of Sociology ................. Augustus Comte
Father of English Poetry .......... GeoffreyChaucer
Father of Biology.................................. Aristotle
Father of Essay................................. Montaigne
Father of Medicine.......................... Hippocrates
Father of Homeopathy .............. Samuel Haniman
Father of Socialism......................... Robert Owen
Father of Scientific Socialism.................KarlMarx
Father of Co-operation ................... Robert Owen
Father of Jurisprudence.................. John Locke
Father ofAtom Bomb.......................... Otto Hahn
Father of Genetics........................ Gregor Mendel
Father of Motor Car ......................... Henry Ford
Father of Reformation ................... Martin Luther
Father of Greek Democracy .............. Clesthenes
Father of Bangladesh . Sheikh Mujibur Rehman
Father of Pakistan ............. MuhammedAli Jinnah
Father of Tanzania ......................... Julius Nyrere
Father of Mathematics ...................... Pythagorus
Father of Modern Cartoon ........ William Hogarth
Fatherof ModernComputer .......... CharlesBabbage
Father of Nuclear Physics ...... : Ernest Rutherford
Father of Modern Drama ............. Henrik J. Ibsen
Father of Modern Tourism ............ Thomas Cook
Father of Painting .................. Leonardo Da Vinci
Father of Green Revolution ........Norman Borlaug
Father of Renaissance............................ Petrarch
INDIA
Father of the Nation ...................Mahatma Gandhi
Father of Ayurveda ................................ Athreya
Father of Astronomy....................... Varahamihira
Father of Sanskrit Drama ....................... Kalidasa
FatherofIndian Renaissance . Raja Ram Mohan Roy
Father of Surgery.................................... Susruta
Father of Indian Unrest .............Bal Gangadhar Tilak
FatherofIndianBudget ........ Professor Mahalanobis
Father of Indian Painting............... Nandalal Bose
FatherofIndianCinema .............. DadaSahebPhalke
FatherofIndianEngineering ............ M.Visweswariah
FatherofIndian GreenRevolution ..........................
Dr.M.S.Swaminathan
Father of Indian Railway ............. Lord Dalhousie
Father of Co-operative Movement in India ..........
Frederic Nicholson
Father of Indian Printing ................ James Hickey
FatherofLocalSelfGovernmentinIndia ... LordRipon
KERALA
Father of Malayalam Language ........ Ezhuthachan
Father of Modern Travancore ... Marthanda Varma
FatherofKeralaRenaissance .... Sree Narayana Guru
Father of Modern Hinduism .. Adi Shankaracharya
14. India
Jainism : Vardhamana Mahavira
Taoism : Lao Tse
Bahaism : Mirza HussainAli
Confucianism : Confucius
Sikhism : Guru Nanak
Zorastrianism (Parsis) : Zoraster
Bhoodan Movement : Vinoba Bhave
Sarvodaya Movement : Jaya Prakash Narayan
Ramakrishna Mission : Swami Vivekananda
Arya Samaj : Dayananda Saraswathi
BrahmaSamaj : Raja Ram Mohan Roy
DevSamaj : Siva NarayanAgnihothri
Prarthana Samaj : Kesab Chandra Sen
Suddhi Movement : Swami Shradhanand
ChinmayaMission :SwamiChinmayananda
Servants of India Society: Gopalakrishna Gokhale
Indian Association : Surendranath Banerji
Peoples Education Society :Dr.B.R.Ambedkar
Vana Mahothsav : K.M. Munshi
Theosophical Society of India : Annie Besant
MANKIND AND VARIOUS
TRIBES
Mongolians living in Assam regions ........ Abhors
The Dutch born in South Africa ............ Afrikaners
The people of England ......................Anglo Saxon
Ancient Dravidians living in central India and
Rajastan ........................................................ Bhils
Dutch settlers in South Africa ....................... Boers
People of Croatia, Slovenia ..........................Croats
People in south east frontiers of Russia .. Cossacks
Inhabitants of Greenland and ofArctic regions... Eski-
mos
Natives of the Philippine Islands ............. Flemings
Hill tribes ofAssam ........................ Khasis / Garos
People of W.Asia. (Turkey, Iran and Iraq) ... Kurds
Natives of New Zealand ............................. Maoris
Short sized people found in the forests of Africa ....
.. Pygmies
Original inhabitants of North America . Red Indians
Aborigines ofWest Bengal, Bihar & Orissa.... ...........
Santhals
Natives ofNilgiri Hills (South India)............. Todas
People of South Africa living in certain parts of Natal
Zulus
The people of Nagaland .............................Angami
Arunachal Pradesh ................................. Apalamis
TamilNadu .............................................. Badagas
Uttar Pradesh ............................................ Bhotias
Hazaribagh .................................................. Birhor
Himachal Pradesh ....................................... Gaddis
Orissa ...................................................... Khonds
Madhya Pradesh ............................................. Kol
Manipur ........................................................ Kuki
Sikkim ........................................................ Labora
Tripura ...................................................... Lushais
Bihar ......................................................... Munda
Kerala ........................................................ Ooralis
Maharashtra .............................................. Warlies
SIGNS AND SYMBOLS
ď´ Red crystal flag : Red Cross
ď´ Black Flag : Protest
ď´ Yellowflag : Put on ship carrying people
with infectious disease
ď´ Dove : Peace
ď´ Olive branch : Peace
ď´ Red Flag : Revolution
ď´ Red triangle : Familyplanning
ď´ White Flag : Peace
ď´ Maharaja : Air India
ď´ Lotus : Culture and Civilization
ď´ Wheel : Progress
ď´ Red Cross : Hospital / Medical Service
ď´ Black band arm : Sign of Mourning, in
Protest
ď´ Blind folded woman : Justice
holding a Balance Scale
ď´ Flag at a half most :National Mourning
ď´ Flag up side down :Distress
OFFICIAL BOOKS
ď´ Blue Book : British
ď´ Green Book : Italy& France
ď´ Orange Book : Netherlands
ď´ White Book : Germany& China
ď´ White Paper : India
ď´ GrayBook : Japan & Belgium
15. Air Brake........................... George Westinghouse
Aniline Dyes .......................................... Hoffman
Adding Machine ............................. Balise Pascal
Aeroplane .................................: Wright Brothers
Air Conditioner ....................................... :Carrier
Atom Bomb....................................... : Otto Hahn
Aspirin .................................................... : Dreser
Alcohol Thermometer .......................... : Farenheit
Atomic Thermometer .................................. : Bohr
Atomic Theory........................................ : Dalton
Atomic Number ....................................... Mosley
Atomic Structure ................. Bohr and Rutherford
Automobile ............................................:Daimler
Antiseptic Surgery ..................Lord Joseph Lister
Archimedean Screw..........................Archimedies
Avogadro's Hypothesis ........................Avogadro
Ball Pen ..................................................... : Loud
Balloon ......................................... : Montogolfier
Blood Circulation ................................... : Harvey
Barometer ............................................ :Torricelli
Bicycle .............................................: Mac Millan
BrailySystem ................................. : Louis Braille
Beri - Beri ................................................ Eijkman
Blood Circulation ..................................... Harvey
Boson ................................................... S.N.Bose
Boyle's law................................................. Boyle
Braille............................................... Louis Braille
Computer ................................ : Charles Babbage
Chloroform ...................... : James Young Simpson
Cinema .................................... : Lumiere Brothers
Cinema Projector ............... : Thomas Alva Edison
Crescograph........................................ : J.C. Bose
Celluloid ................................................... Parkes
Chloroform ............................ James Harrison and
JamesYoung Simpson
Cholera Bacillus .................................. Robert Koch
Coloured Photography ...............................Lippman
Cosmic Rays ....................................... R.A.Millikan
Cyclotron ................................................. Lawrence
Diesel Engine ............................... : Rudolf Diesel
Dynamo ...................................: Michael Faraday
Dynamite........................................: Alfred Nobel
Deuterium (HeavyWater) ...................... H.C.Urey
Diesel Oil Engine ............................ Rudolf Diesel
Discovery of Solar System ...... Copernicus (1540)
Discoveryof Specific Gravity ........... Archimedes
Electric Battery.............................................Volta
ElectricLamp............................................ Edison
Electricity................................................ Faraday
Electron Theory ...........................................Bohr
Electrical Waves .......................................... Heitz
Electric Measurement .................................Gauss
DDT ........................................... : Dr. Paul Muller
Electron....................................... : J.J. Thompson
ElectricLamp..................... : Thomas Alva Edison
Elevator..........................................: Elisha GOtis
Fountain Pen ......................................: Waterman
Fahrenheit Scale ................................. Fahrenheit
Film & Photographic goods ....................... Kodak
Glider .......................................... : George Cayley
Generator ............................................. : Piciontti
Gramaphone ...................... : Thomas Alva Edison
Gun Powder .................................. : Roger Bacon
Geometry....................................................Euclid
Hydrogen .......................................... : Cavendish
Helicopter ..............................................Broquett
Helium Gas .............................................. Lockyer
Homoeopathy .................................. Hahnemann
Hovercraft ............................................... Cockrell
Hydrophobia .................................. Louis Pasteur
Jet Engine ............................... : Sir Frank Whittle
Intelligence Tests ...................................... : Binet
Insulin................................................ : F. Banting
Induction of Electric Current .................... Faraday
Incandescent Bulb ................................... Edison
Induction Coil ................................... Rohm Korff
Insulin.................................................. F.Banting
Intelligence test ........................................... Binet
Jet Propulsion ................................ Frank Whittle
Lawof Gravitation ........................ : Issac Newton
Law of Heredity.................................. : G. Mendal
Laser ..................................... : Theodore Maiman
Lightning Conductor .............. : Benjamin Franklin
Logarithm ....................................... : John Napier
Laughing Gas .........................................Priestley
Life Boat ..................................HenryGreat Head
INVENTIONSANDDISCOVERIES
16. Lift (Elevators) ..............................................Otis
Linotype ........................................ Mergenthaler
Line of demarcation (ship) ....................... Plimsoll
Laws of Electrical Resistance........................ Ohm
Law of Electrolysis .................................. Faraday
Law of gases ..................................... Gay Lussac
Laws of Gravitation ................................. Newton
Laws of Heredity ........................ GregoryMandel
Laws of Motion ....................................... Newton
Laws of Natural Selections ....................... Darwin
Laws of Multiple Proportion ...................... Dalton
Liquid Oxygen ........................................... Dewar
Machine Gun ...................... : Dr. RichardGattling
Maser ...................................: Charles H. Townes
Microphone .................................... :Graham Bell
Measurement of Electrical Energy............... Joule,
James Prescoft
Meson .......................................... HidekiYakawa
Microscope................................................ Janes
Molecular Scattering of light in fluid . Ramanathan
Neon Gas ...................................Ramsay, Travers
Neutron................................................ Chadwick
Nuclear Fission .......... Otto Hahn, Bohr and Fermi
Nylon Plastic........................................ Carothers
Oxygen ............................................ : J.B.Preistly
Origin of Species ..........................CharlesDarwin
Parachute ..................................... :A.J. Garnerian
Pencillin ................................ :Alexander Fleming
Photography(Film)........................ : John Carbutt
Periodic Law....................................... Mendeleef
Phonograph ............................................. Edison
Phonographic Shorthand ........................... Pitman
Photograph ......................................... Dauguerre
Principle for lever (S.P.Gravity).......... Archimedes
Phototherapy ..................................... N.R.Finsen
Positive Electrons.................................Anderson
Powerloom .......................................... Cartwright
Pneumatic Tyre.........................................Dunlop
Printing for the Blind ..................................Braille
Printing Press ........................................... Caxton
Printing Types........................... John Guttenberg
Psycho-analysis ...................... Dr.Sigmund Freud
Rayon ...................................... : Sir Joseph Swan
Radio-activityof Uranium.......... HenryBecquerel
Raman effect ....................................... C.V.Raman
Radium .......................................... Madame Curie
RailwayEngine................................. Stephenson
Radiotransmitter ............................Alexanderson
RareGas ............................................. Cavandish
Replacing human heart ............. Christian Barnard
Revolver ....................................................... Colt
Quantum Theory ................................. Maxplank
Refrigerator ................................ : James Harrison
SafetyLamp ................................ Humphry Davy
Safety Match .................................... Land Strom
Safety Pin........................................ William Hunt
Safety Razor ............................................. Gillette
Sewing Machine............... Barthelling Thimonnier
Short Hand................................................ Pitman
Solar System ..................................... Copernicus
Steam Engine .................................... James Watt
Steam Turbine ......................................... Parsons
Spectroscope .......................................... Bunsen
Stethoscope .................................. Rene Laennee
Submarine ................................... David Bushnell
Seismograph ................................ Roberts Mallet
Sextant ..................................................... Hadley
Steam boat ................................................ Fulton
Submarine ............................................. Bushwell
Talkies............................................. Lee-de-Frost
Tank ....................................................... Swinton
Telegraphy .. William F.Cooke& CharlesWheatstone
Telegraph Code ......................................... Morse
Telephone .........................Alexander Graham Bell
Telescope.................................................. Galileo
Television ............................................. J.L. Baird
Thermosflask ............................................ Dewar
Transistor ...........................Shocklyand Bardeen
Typewriter ................................................. Sholes
Theory of Evolution .....................CharlesDarwin
Theory of Relativity ..................... Albert Einstein
Uranium fusion.................................... Oho Hahn
Uranus (Planet) ......................... HerschelWilliam
Vaccination ............................................... Jenner
Vaccum Flask ............................. Sir James Dewar
Vulcanisation ...................................... GoodYear
Washing Soda ......................................... Lablanc
Wireless Communication ................. Oliver Lodge
Wireless Telegraphy.............................. Marcony
Wireless ................................................. Marconi
X-ray............................................. W.C. Rontgen
17. NEWSPAPERS AND MAGAZINES
Startedby Indians
ď´ Young India, Harijan: Mahatma Gandhi
ď´ National Herald: Jawaharlal Nehru
ď´ Vande Matharam, Karma Yogi:AurobindoGhosh
ď´ New India: Annie Besant
ď´ Voice of India: Dadabhai Naoroji
ď´ Al-Hilal: Edited byAbdul Kalam Azad
ď´ Kesari: Bal Gangadhar Tilak
ď´ Indian Opinion: Gandhiji
ď´ Kerala Kaumudi: K. Sukumaran
ď´ Malayala Manorama: Kandathil Vargheese
Mappila
ď´ Mathrubhumi: K.P. Kesava Menon
FAMOUS LINES AND FRONTIERS
WHERE THEY REST
Place Person
Rajghat ........................................ Mahatma Gandhi
Santhivan ..................................... Jawaharlal Nehru
Chaithrabhoomi .............................. B. R.Ambedkar
Shakthisthal ...................................... Indira Gandhi
Ekthasthal .............................................. Zail Singh
Kisanghat ......................................... Charan Singh
Veerbhoomi ........................................ RajivGandhi
Abhyaghat ........................................ Morarji Desai
Narayanghat.................................. Gulzarilal Nanda
Samathasthal ...................................... Jagjivan Ram
Vijayghat ................................... LalBahadurShastri
Nigam Bodhghat..................................Kishan Kant
Karmabhumi .................................. K. R. Narayanan
Shantivan ......................................... SanjayGandhi
BudhaPurnimaPark..................... P.V.NarasimhaRao
NEW AND OLD NAMES OF
PLACES IN INDIA
Pondichery........................................... Puthuchery
Indraprastham ................................................ Delhi
Magadham ..................................................... Bihar
Vangarangyam ............................................. Bengal
Pataliputhram ................................................ Patna
Kalingam ...................................................... Orissa
Kashi ........................................................ Banaras
Prayag..................................................... Alahabad
Karnavathi ........................................ Ahemadabad
⢠Boundary between Pakistan and Afghanistan:
DurandLine
⢠Boundarybetween India andChina:McMohanLine
⢠Line between India and Pakistan: Radcliff Line
⢠Line between North and South Vietnam: 17th Par-
allel
⢠Linebetween North andSouth Korea: 38th parallel
⢠Border between France andGermany:MaginotLine
⢠The line which Pakistan claims to be the boundary
line between India and Pakistan (Not acceptable to
India): 20th Parallel
⢠The border between USA and Canada: 49th Paral-
lel
⢠The border between Germany and Poland: Oder
Niesse Line
⢠Boundary between Germany and Poland :
HindenbergLine
⢠Boundarybetween Namibia andAngola : 16thPar-
allel
⢠Boundary between Russia and Finland : Mannar
HaimeLine
Saketham................................................. Ayodhya
Purushapuram ......................................... Peshawar
Gandharam ............................................ Khandahar
Avanthi ...................................................... Ujjayini
Kanyakubjam ..............................................Kanouj
Kamaroop ................................................... Assam
Devagiri ............................................. Doulathabad
Kosalam ................................................... Faizabad
Kanchi .............................................. Kanchipuram
Vadodara ..................................................... Baroda
Thiruvanchikkulam, Mahodayapuram...Kodungallur
Madras ..................................................... Chennai
Calcutta...................................................... Kolkata
Bangalore ............................................. Bengalooru
19. ď´ âJust as I would not like to be a slave, so I would
not like to be a masterâ
ď´ âA Government, of the people by the people and
for the peopleâ
AbrahamLincoln
ď´ âGive us tool and we will finish the jobâ
ď´ âI have nothing to offer but blood, toil, tears and
sweat.â
Sir Winston Churchill
ď´ âIf God did not exist, it would be necessary to
invent him.
ď´ âCrush the infamous thingâ.
Voltaire
ď´ âThe unexamined life is not worth livingâ
ď´ âOther men live toeat. I eat to live.
ď´ âNothing can harm a good man, either in life or
after death.â
ď´ âI knownothing except that fact of myignoranceâ
ď´ âThe unexamined life is not worth livingâ.
Socrates
ď´ âThe Gods help them who help themselvesâ
Aesop
ď´ âThe State ? It is meâ
Louis XIV
ď´ âI am not a culpritâ
Fidel Castro
ď´ âIt was onlyone life, what is one life in the affairs
of a stateâ
BenittoMussolini
ď´ âSuccess is the sole earthly judge of right and
wrongâ
AdolfHitler
ď´ âThe throne is but a piece of wood covered with
velvetâ.
ď´ âGive me good mothers. I shall give you a good
nation.â
ď´ âThere is no word such as impossible in my dic-
tionaryâ
NapoleanBonaparte
ď´ âEt tu Bruteâ.
ď´ ViniVidi Vici (Icame, I saw, I, conquered)
Julius Caesar
ď´ âI am dying with the help of too manyphysiciansâ
Alexanderthe Great
WELL KNOWN QUOTATIONS ď´ âLet a hundred flowers bloom and let a thousand
schools of thought contendâ
ď´ âPowers flows from the barrel of a gunâ.
Mao-Tse -Tung
ď´ âWe can secure peace onlybypreparing for warâ.
JohnF. Kennedy
ď´ âThe living need charitymore than the dead
GeorgeArnold
ď´ âReading makea full man, conference a readyman
and writing an exact manâ.
ď´ âSome books are to be tasted, others to be swal-
lowed and some few to be chewed and digestedâ.
ď´ âStudies serve for delight, for ornament and for
abilityâ.
Francis Bacon
ď´ âOur sweetest songs are those that tell of saddest
thought
ď´ âIf winter comes can spring be far behindââ
P.B. Shelley
ď´ âTill Earth and Skystand presentlyat Godâs great
judgement seatâ.
ď´ âEast is East andWest is West and never the twain
shall meetâ.
RudyardKipling
ď´ âThe more things a man is ashamed of, the more
respectable he isâ
BernardShaw
ď´ Where wealth accumulates, men decayâ.
ď´ âWisdom makes but a slowdefence against trouble,
though at last at sure oneâ.
Oliver Goldsmith
ď´ âTherootsofeducation arebitter, but fruit is sweet.
ď´ âVirtue is the mean state between two vices, the
one of excess and other deficiencyâ.
ď´ âMan is bynature a political animalâ
Aristotle
ď´ âLet them eat cakesâ.
MarieAntoinette
ď´ âMy God, My God, why hast thou forsaken meâ
Jesus Christ
ď´ âNevertheless it movesâ
Galileo
ď´ âPlaythe game in the spirit ofgameâ.
BaronPeirre de Coubertin
ď´ âThe empty vessel makes the greatest soundâ.
ď´ âSomething is rotten in the state of Denmarkâ
20. ď´ âThere is nothing either good or bad but thinking
makes it soâ.
ď´ âBrevity is the soul of witâ.
ď´ âFrailtythyname is womanâ.
ď´ âTo be or not to be, that is the questionâ.
ď´ âCowards die many times before their death, the
valiant never taste death but onceâ.
ď´ âAll the worldisa stage andall themen andwomen
merelyplayersâ
WilliamShakespere
ď´ âAll our knowledge brings us nearer to our igno-
ranceâ.
T.S. Eliot
ď´ âEnd justifies the means
NicholoMachiavelli
ď´ âGenius is one percent inspiration and ninetynine
percent perspirationâ.
ThomasAlvaEdison
ď´ âKnowledge is powerâ
ThomasHobbes
ď´ âSuperstition is the religion of feeble mindsâ
EdmundBurke
ď´ âThe style is the name himselfâ
Buffon
ď´ âProper words in proper placeâ
JohnathanSwift
ď´ âNature never did betraythe heart that loved herâ.
ď´ âThe child is the father of manâ.
WilliamWordsworth
ď´ âA little knowledge is a dangerous thingâ.
ď´ âFools rush in where angels fear to treadâ
AlexanderPope
ď´ âA thing of beauty is a joy foreverâ
ď´ âHeard melodies are sweet but those unheard are
sweeterâ.
ď´ âBeauty is truth and truth beautyâ.
JohnKeats
ď´ âPower tends to corrupt and absolute power cor-
rupts absolutelyâ.
LordActon
ď´ âLiberty, Equality, Fraternityâ.
ď´ âMan is born free, yet everywhere heis in chainsâ.
Jean - Jacques Rousseau
ď´ âWhom the Gods love die youngâ.
LordByron
ď´ âIt takes two to speak the truth - on to speak and
the other to hearâ.
HenryDavidThoreau
ď´ âThe historyof the world is but the biographies of
great menâ.
Thomas Carlyle
ď´ âBetter to reign in hell than serve in heavenâ.
JohnMilton
ď´ âPatriotism is the last refuge of a scoundrelâ
Dr. Samuel Johnson
ď´ âBetter a live sparrow than a dead eagleâ.
Fitzgerald
ď´ âRomanticism is disease classicism is healthâ
VonGoethe
ď´ âTaxation without prosperityâ
JacobMolecschott
ď´ âTo every action there is an equal and opposite
reaction.â
Sir Isaac Newton
ď´ âThank God I have done my dutyâ.
Last words of LordNelson
ď´ âVirtue is its own rewardâ
ď´ âThe good of the people is the chief lawâ -
Cicero
ď´ âGive me a place to stand and I can move the
entire earthâ.
ď´ âEureka ! Eureka! (I have found it)â -
Archimedes
ď´ âReligion is the opium of the peopleâ
KarlMarx
ď´ âMan is a tool making animalâ
BenjaminFranklin
ď´ âDirect Actionâ
MohammedAli Jinnah
ď´ âGood government is no substitute for self gov-
ernmentâ.
Morley
ď´ Onesmall stepfor men a leapfor mankind (On the
stepping on moon)
NeilArmstrong
ď´ âI think therefore I amâ.
Descartes
ď´ âTruth and non - violence are myGodâ
ď´ âDo or dieâ
ď´ âHaiRamâ
ď´ âUntouchabilityis a crime against God and man-
kindâ
21. ď´ âA customer is the most important person in our
premisesâ.
MahatmaGandhi
ď´ âRam and Rahim are the two different names of
the same Godâ
Kabir Das
ď´ âKerala is a lunatic asylumâ
ď´ âLive fast; die youngâ.
SwamiVivekananda
ď´ âWe have now to fight for peace with the same
courage and determination as we fought against
aggressionâ.
ď´ âJai Jawan Jai Kisanâ
Lal Bahadur Shastri
ď´ âOne caste, one God, one religion for manâ.
Sree Narayana Guru
ď´ âBack to Vedasâ
SwamiDayanandaSaraswati
ď´ âGenerations to come, it may be, will scarce be-
lieve that such a one as this ever in flesh and
blood walked up on this earthâ.
Einstein (About Gandhi)
ď´ âThe whole universe is my native landâ
KalpanaChawla
ď´ âSwaraj is mybirthright I shall have itâ
BalagangadharaTilak
ď´ âWe have made a tryst with destinyâ.
ď´ âAramHaram Haiâ
ď´ âAt the stroke of midnight hour when the world
sleeps India will wake tolife and freedomâ.
Jawaharlal Nehru
ď´ âDilliChaloâ.
ď´ âGive me bloodâ I shall give you freedomâ
Subhash Chandra Bose
ď´ âGaribi Hataoâ
IndiraGandhi
ď´ âFreedom isin peril. Defendit with all your mightâ.
ď´ âWorklike a bull and live like a hermitâ.
Dr.Ambedkar
ď´ âAiming lowis a crimeâ
A.P. J.Abdul Kalam
ď´ ...... the light that shone in this country was no
ordinary light ..... for that light represented that
living truth ...
Jawaharlal Nehru
ď´ âThis was their finest hourâ
Sir Winston Churchill
ď´ âMore things are wrought by prayers than this
world dreams ofâ.
Tennyson
ď´ âTake care to get what you like or you will be
forced to like what you getâ.
George Bernad Shaw
ď´ âThe goal of war is peace; of business, leisureâ
ď´ The roots of education are bitter, but fruit is sweet
Aristotle
ď´ Marriage is the only adventure open to the timid
Voltaire
ď´ âKnow them thy self, presume not God to scanâ
ď´ âThe proper studyof mankind of a manâ
AlexanderPope
ď´ The supreme happiness of life is the conviction
that we are lovedâ
Victor Hugo
ď´ âAmong freemen there can be no successful ap-
peal from the ballot to the bulletâ
AbrahamLincolin
ď´ âThere is no god higher than truthâ
MahatmaGandhi
ď´ âThe best portion of a good Menâs life. His little
nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of
loveâ
WilliamWordsworth
ď´ âI am restless, I thirst for the distant, the far awayâ
ď´ âI would sooner fail than not be among the great-
estâ
JohnKeats
ď´ âThe class struggle necessarilyleads to the dicta-
torship of the proletariatâ
Karl Marx (1818 - 83)
ď´ Big, Bright and beautiful
(Describing the view ofthe earth fromthe space)
ď´ âThe responsibilityfor their flight lies from with
history and with the giants of science who pro-
ceeded the effortâ.
(Farewell telecast from space)
NeilArmstrong
ď´ âBig brother is watching youâ
George Orwel
ď´ âBe proud that you are Indian, proudly claim I am
an Indian, everyIndian is mybrotherâ
Vivekanada
22. INTERNATIONAL DAYS
World Laughter Day ............................. January10
World Customs Day ............................. January26
Valentineâs Day....................................February14
World Mother Language Day .................February21
World Womenâs Day................................. March 8
World Consumer Day ............................. March 15
World Disabled Day ............................... March 15
World Forestry Day ................................ March 21
International Dayfor the Elimination ofRacial
Discrimination ........................................ March 21
World Day for Water............................... March 22
WorldMeteorologicalDay .........................................March 23
World Tuberculosis Day ......................... March 24
World Theatre Day ................................. March 27
World Ship Day .......................................... April 5
World Health Day....................................... April 7
World Aviation and Cosmonautics Day ......April12
International Special Librarians Day ...........April15
World Haemophilia Day .............................April17
World Heritage Day ...................................April18
World Secretaries Day ...............................April21
World Earth Day........................................April22
World Book and Copy Right Day ...............April23
International Dance Day ............................April29
MayDay, International Labourers Day......... May 1
World Solar EnergyDay .............................. May 3
World Press Freedom Day............................ May 3
World Red Cross Day .................................. May 8
International Nurses Day ........................... May12
International Mothers Day.. 2nd
sunday of every May
World Dayof the Family ............................ May15
WorldTelecommunication Day................... May17
Commonwealth Day................................... May24
World Anti-tobacco Day ............................ May31
International Dayofinnocent,
Children Victims of Aggression Day ............ June 4
World Environment Day .............................. June 5
World day to combat desertification
and drought .............................................. June 17
Fatherâs Day.............................................. June 20
UN Charter Signing Day ............................ June 25
International Day against Drug Abuse
and Illicit Trafficking .................................. June 26
WorldArchitectural Day ............................... July1
World Population Day ................................ July11
World Breast Feeding Day ...................... August 1
International Friendship Day................... August 3
Hiroshima Day........................................ August 6
Nagasaki Day ......................................... August 9
World Youth Day.......................... August 12 (UN)
World Folklore Day................................August 22
World Sanskrit Day................................August 22
World Enforced Disappearance Day.......August 31
World Coconut Day............................ September 2
World Literacy Day............................. September 8
World Ozone Day ............................. September 16
U.N. Peace Day................................. September 20
WorldAlzheimerâs Day ..................... September 21
World Tourism Day........................... September 27
WorldHeart Day.................. Last Sunday September
WorldAnimal Welfare Day...................... October 4
World Postal Day ................................... October 9
TerritorialArmyDay ............................... October 9
World Standards Day ........................... October 14
World Blind Day(World white cane day)October 15
World Food Day................................... October 16
Global Iodine Deficiency Disorders Day October 21
U.N Day ............................................... October 24
World Information Development Day .... October 24
WorldThrift Day .................................. October 30
World Diabetes Day ..........................Novemebr 14
World Citizen Day..............................November 14
World Environmental .............................................
Protection day ...................................November 25
WorldAIDS Day.................................. December 1
World Human Rights Day .................. December 10
WorldAsthma Day ............................ December 11
Marconi Day .................................... December 12
23. NATIONALDAYS (INDIA)
Pravasi Bharatiya Divas ........................... January9
National Youth Day ............................... January12
ArmyDay ............................................. January15
Netaji Day ............................................. January23
India Tourism Day ................................. January25
Republic Day......................................... January26
Martyrâs Day ......................................... January30
Panchayat Day ..................................... February19
Arunachal Day ..................................... February20
Central Excise Day ................................ February24
National Science Day............................ February28
National SecurityDay................................ March 4
Ordinance Factories Day(India) ............... March 18
Orissa Day .................................................. April 1
National Maritime Day ................................. April 5
Jallianwala bagh Day ..................................April13
National Technology Day ........................... May11
National Mother SecurityDay.....................April11
SolidarityDay............................................. May13
Fire force day.............................................April14
SikkimDay ................................................. May16
Anti Terrorism Day (Death anniversaryof
RajivGandhi).............................................. May21
Everest Day................................................ May29
Doctorâs Day ................................................. July1
Kargil VijayDay........................................... July26
Quit India Day ......................................... August 9
Independence Day ................................. August 15
Sadbhavana Day ........... (Birth anniversaryof Rajiv
Gandhi) .................................................. August 20
National Sports Day (Dhyanchandâs Brithday) ........
August 29
Teachers Day(Birth anniversaryof
Dr. Radhakrishnan) .............................. September 5
Hindi Day.......................................... September 14
Engineers day.................................... September 15
Deaf Day .......................................... September 26
National Blood Donation Day .................. October 1
Gandhi Jayanti Day.................................. October 2
Wild Life Week .............................. October 1st to 7
Air Force Day.......................................... October 8
National Postal Day ............................... October 10
Azad Hind day ...................................... October 21
National Rededication Day (Death anniversaryof
Mrs. Indira Gandhi, birth anniversaryof
Sardar Vallabhai Patel) ........................... October 31
Legal Service Day................................ November 9
Transport Day .................................... November 10
Childrens Day..................................... November 14
National News Paper day .................... November 16
NationalMental disorder day ................ November 17
Indian Citizen Day .............................. November 19
NCCDay ............................................ November 24
National Law Day ............................... November 26
Navy Day............................................. December 4
Armed Force Flag Day .......................... December 7
National Mental disorder ..................... December 8
Conservation Day............................... December 14
National energyprotect day.................. December 14
VijayDivas ......................................... December 16
National Minorities Rights Day ........... December 18
Kissan Day(Farmerâs Day) ................. December 23
National Consumer Day ...................... December 24
ď´ Kisan Divas celebrated on the birth day of Sri
Charan Singh.
ď´ Childrenâs day is being celebrated on the birth-
dayof Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
ď´ Teachers Day is being celebrated on the birth-
dayof Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
ď´ National youth Day is being celebrated on the
birthdayofVivekananda
ď´ National Sports day is being celebrated on the
birthday of Dhyan Chand.
ď´ National Technology day is being celebrated
to commemorate Indiaâs achievements on
nuclear capability.
ď´ National Science Day is celebrated on the day
in 1928 C. V. Raman discovered Raman Effect.
ď´ Doctorâs Day is celebrated on the birthday of
Dr. B. C. Roy
ď´ National Broadcasting Day is celebrated on
that day when Gandhiji addressed the nation.
National Voters Day
January25will here after becelebrated as National
Voters Day. January 25 is the foundation day of
the Election Commission ofIndia.
24. UNITED NATIONS YEAR
Refugees year............................................. 1959-60
Co-operationYear ............................................ 1965
Tourism year.................................................... 1967
Human RightsYear .......................................... 1968
EducationYear ................................................ 1970
Fight against Racial discriminationYear ............ 1971
BookYear ........................................................ 1972
Copper Nicus Year ........................................... 1973
Population Year ............................................... 1974
WomenâsYear.................................................. 1975
Fight Against Untouchability........................... 1978
ChildrensYear ................................................. 1979
Handicapped year............................................ 1981
CommunicationYear ........................................ 1983
YouthYear ....................................................... 1985
PeaceYear ....................................................... 1986
AIDSYear ....................................................... 1988
LiteracyYear.................................................... 1990
SpaceYear ....................................................... 1992
Sports and FamilyYear .................................... 1994
PovertyEradication Year .................................. 1996
OceanYear ...................................................... 1998
OldAgeYear ................................................... 1999
Peace and CulturalYear.................................... 2000
SelfServiceYear .............................................. 2001
Mountains Year ............................................... 2002
EcoTourism Year ............................................. 2002
Fresh Water Year ............................................. 2003
International RiceYear ..................................... 2004
International Micro CreditYear......................... 2005
International PhysicsYear ................................ 2005
International Sports and Physical Education ..... 2005
International Dolphin â PoleYear ..................... 2007
International PotatoYear.................................. 2008
International Earth Year.................................... 2008
International Natural FibreYear ........................ 2009
Bio DiversityYear ............................................ 2010
Forest Year ...................................................... 2011
KERALA - DAYS
June 19 ............................................... Reading Day
June 19 - 25....................................... Reading Week
Chingam1 .................................... Agricultural Day
October 4 .......................................... Elephant Day
October 13.............................................Sports Day
November 1 ........................... Kerala formation Day
IMPORTANT MUSEUMS
National Childrens Museum .................... NewDelhi
CalicoTextile Museum ....................... Ahemadabad
Visvesarayya Industrial And Technological Museum
Bangalore
Tippu Sulthan Museum ............... Sreerangapatnam
SreeChithra Art Gallery........... Thiruvananthapuram
Birla Industrial & Technological Museum .... Kolkata
Birla Planetorium......................................... Kolkata
Nethaji Museum ......................................... Kolkata
National Galleryof Modern Art ............... NewDelhi
Indian Museum .......................................... Kolkata
National Museum ....................................... Kolkata
Salarjung Museum ................................. Hyderabad
Nehru Museum....................................... NewDelhi
Archeological Museum........................... NewDelhi
Victoria Memorial Hall ................................. Kolkata
Rail Transport Museum .......................... NewDelhi
National Museum of Natural History ....... NewDelhi
Indian War Memorial Museum ................ NewDelhi
Prince of Wales Museum ........................... Mumbai
OFFICIAL RESIDENCE
Indian President ..................... Rashtrapathi Bhavan
Indian Prime Minister ........ No. 7, Race Course Road
Pope ................................................. Vatical Palace
Governor .............................................. Raj Bhavan
American President............................ White House
Britain Prime Minister ................ 10, Downing Street
King & Queen ofBritain ............Bekkingham Palace
South Korean President ........................ Blue House
Sreelankan President.......................... Temple Trees
Nepal King ............................. Narayan Hithi Palace
Kongo President................................ Marbil Palace
Pakistan President ............................... Ivane Sadan
French President............................... Eleesee Palace
INDUSTRIAL NAMES
Ambassador ..................................................... Car
Nicon ..........................................................Camera
Alvin.................................................... Refrigerator
Amul ...................................................MilkPowder
Usha ..................................... Fan, Sewing Machine
Merit ............................................ Sewing Machine
25. Bush, Murphy ............................................... Radio
Philips, Panasoni .......................Radio & Television
Kelvinator ............................................ Refrigerator
Prestige ......................................... Pressure Cooker
Chandrika, Lux, Pears, Radhas, Lifeboy ........... Soap
Sunlight ............................................... Soap Power
Shalimar,Nerolac ............................................ Paint
Lactogen, Lactose ...............................MilkPowder
Ashok, Zenith ............................................... Blade
Fiat, Premier, Standars ....................................... Car
Ciat, Dunlop, Bridgestone ................................ Tyre
Crompton,Rally, GEC ........................................ Fan
Hero................................................................. Pen
Colgate, Cibaca, Forehands, Close up... Tooth Paste
Signal .................................................. Tooth Paste
Wills, Charminar, Panama, Scissors ............ Cigarette
Rolex, Titan, Ceeko, Favourluba ....................Watch
Citizen, Omega, Jovial ...................................Watch
Jumbo ....................................................... Jet Plain
Avro ...................................................... AeroPlain
Raj Dooth, Bullet, Royal Enfield ...........Motor Cycle
Benze, Leyland ................................ Bus, Car, Lorry
Sakthiman ..................................................... Treck
Jubily, Bismi ..................................................... Pen
Everady, Jeep, Toshiba Anand, Nippo ..........Battery
Hercules, BSA, Hero ...................................... Cycle
Bata ............................................................. Shoes
Chethak, Lamby, Vijay................................. Scooter
Remington, Halda, Godrej ...................... Typewriter
Bajaj............................................................... Bulb
Bruke Bond ...........................................Coffee, Tea
Lipton .............................................................. Tea
PUBLICATIONS
The Times .................................................. London
The Sunday Times......................................London
DailyTelegraph ..........................................London
Morning Star ..............................................London
TheGuardian .............................................London
The Sun ..................................................... London
The Economist ...........................................London
The Observor .............................................London
Financial Times...........................................London
The DailyMail............................................London
The Hindu ...................................................... India
Newyork Times......................................... Newyork
Washington Post ................................. Washington
International Herald Tribune ..................... Newyork
The Don ..................................................... Karachi
Pakistan Times ........................................... Karachi
Kabool Mail ................................................Kabool
Outlook ...................................................... Karachi
Red Flag ..................................................... Beejing
China Times ................................................Tai Pey
Rudepravo .................................................. Pregue
Limonde ......................................................... Paris
Pravda...................................................... Moscow
Isestya ..................................................... Moscow
Straight Times ........................................ Singapore
AkbarAl Kuwait .......................................... Kuwait
Al thavara .............................................. Demascus
Peoples Daily ............................................. Beejing
Statesman ................................................ Colombo
Ashi Shimban ............................................... Tokyo
Australian ................................................ Canberra
Mainichi Shimban .......................................... Japan
Times of India................................................. India
Morning News ..................................... Bangladesh
Sydney Morning News ............................... Sydney
Reference News............................................. China
Rising Nepal ........................................... Katmandu
FIRST IN KERALA
Governor ............................. Dr. BRamakrishna Rao
ChiefMinister..................... E.M.S. Namboothiripad
DeputyChief Minister ............................. R. Sankar
Assembly Speaker R. Sankarana Narayanan Thampi
Congress Chief Minister ................ R.Sankar (1962)
Jnapeeda Winner (India) ............... G. Sankara Kurup
Malayalee Governor ..............................V.P. Menon
First Malayalee Member of UPSC ... Dr. K.G.Adiyodi
First Malayalee winner of Dhronacharya Award .......
O.M. Nambiar
Woman Magistrate ....................... Omanakunjamma
Woman High Court Judge ................. Anna Chandy
Woman Minister .................................... K.R.Gowri
Woman member ofParliament............ Anne Maskrin
First woman I.A.S ......................... Anna Malhothra
Woman IPS Officer .................................. Sreelekha