Countries And their Currency

Country --------- Currency

[1] Afghanistan --------- Afghani

[2] Albania --------- Lek

[3] Algeria ------- Dinar

[4] Angola ------- New Kwanza

[5] Antigua and Barbuda ---------- East Caribbean Dollar

[6] Argentina --------- Peso

[7] Australia ---------- Australian Dollar

[8] Austria -------- Euro

[9] Azerbaijan, Republic ---------- Manat

[10] Bahrain ----------- Bahraini Dinar

[11] Bangladesh -------- Taka

[12] Barbados --------- Barbados Dollar

[13] Belarus ----------- Belorussian Rubel

[14] Belgium -------- Euro

[15] Bhutan ---------- Ngultrum

[16] Brazil -------- Real

[17] Brunei -------- Brunei Dollar

[18] Bulgaria --------- Lev

[19] Burundi -------- Burundi Franc

[20] Cambodia ------ Riel

[21] Cameroon ------ CFA Franc

[22] Canada -------- Canadian Dollar

[23] Chile -------- Chilean Peso

[24] China ------- Yuan/Renminbi

[25] Colombia ---------- Colombian Peso

[26] Costa Rica -------- Colon

[27] Croatia -------- Kuna

[28] Cuba ------- Cuban Peso

[29] Cyprus -------- Euro

[30] Czech Republic ---------- Koruna

[31] Denmark ------- Krone

[32] Dominica ----------- East Caribbean Dollar

[33] East Timor --------- US Dollar

[34] Ecuador --------- US Dollar

[35] Egypt --------- Egyptian Pound

[36] Estonia -------- Euro

[37] Ethiopia -------- Birr

[38] Finland ------- Euro (Formerly Marka)

[39] France ------- Euro 

[40] Gambia ------ Dalasi

[41] Germany ------- Euro 

[42] Ghana -------- Cedi

[43] Greece ------ Euro 

[44] Grenada ------- East Caribbean Dollar

[45] Guatemala ---------- Quetzal

[46] Hungary --------- Forint

[47] Iceland --------- Icelandic Krona

[48] India -------- Rupee

[49] Indonesia ---------- Rupiah

[50] Iran --------- Rial

[51] Iraq --------- Dinar/US Dollar

[52] Ireland ------ Euro

[53] Israel --------- Israeli new Shekel

[54] Italy -------- Euro

[55] Jamaica ------ Jamaican dollar

[56] Japan ------- Yen

[57] Jordan -------- Dinar

[58] Kenya ------- Kenya Shilling

[59] North Korea --------- Won

[60] South Korea -------- Won

[61] Malta -------- Euro

[62] Marshall Islands -------- Us Dollar

[63] Mexico ------------- Mexican Peso

[64] Micronesia -------- US Dollar

[65] Mongolia ---------- Mongolian tögrög

[66] Morocco ------- Dirham

[67] Montenegro ---------- Euro

[68] Mozambique --------- Metical

[69] Myanmar --------- Kyat

[70] Namibia --------- Namibian Dollar

[71] Nepal --------- Napalese Rupee

[72] Netherlands --------- Euro

[73] New Zealand --------- New Zealand Dollar

[74] Niger -------- CFA Franc

[75] Nigeria ----------- Naira

[76] Norway --------- Norwegian Krone

[77] Oman ------- Omani Rial

[78] Pakistan -------- Pakistani Rupee

[79] Panama --------- US Dollar

[80] Papua New Guinea --------- Kina

[81] Peru ------- Nuevo sol

[82] Philippines -------- Peso

[83] Portugal --------- Euro 

[84] Qatar --------- Qatari Riyal

[85] Romania --------- Leu

[86] Russia --------- Ruble

[87] Rwanda ------- Rwanda Franc

[88] Saudi Arabia ------- Riyal

[89] Senegal --------- CFA Franc

[90] Serbia ----------- Serbian dinar

[91] Seychelles -------- Seychelles Dollar

[92] Sierra Leone -------- Leone

[93] Singapore ------- Singapore Dollar

[94] Slovakia -------- Koruna

[95] Slovenia -------  Slovenian Tolar

[96] Solomon Islands ----- Solomon Islands Dollar

[97] Somalia ------ Somali Shilling

[98] South Africa ------- Rand

[99] Spain------ Euro (Formerly Peseta)

[100] Sri Lanka ------ Sri Lanka Rupee

[101] Sudan ------ Dinar

[102] Suriname ------- Surinamese Dollar

[103] Sweden -------- Krona

[104] Switzerland------ Swiss Franc

[105] Syria -------- Syrian Pound

[106] Taiwan ------- Taiwan New Dollar

[107] Tajikistan -------- Somoni

[108] Tanzania ------- Tanzanian Shilling

[109] Thailand ------ Baht

[110] Togo ----- CFA Franc

[111] Trinidad and Tobago ------- Dollar

[112] Tunisia -------- Tunisian Dinar

[113] Turkey -------- Turkish New Lira

[114] Turkmenistan -------- Manat

[115] Uganda ------- Ugandan New Shilling

[116] Ukraine ----- Hryvna

[117] United Arab Emirates ------ UAE Dirham

[118] United Kingdom ------- Pound Sterling

[119] United State -------- US Dollar

[120] Uruguay ------- Uruguay Peso

[121] Uzbekistan -------- Uzbekistani Som

[122] Vietnam ----- Dong

[123] Yemen -------- Rial

[124] Zambia ------- Kwacha

[125] Zimbabwe -------- Zimbabwean dollar

Senior citizen saving scheme

• From 1.4.2016, interest rates are as follows:- 

8.6% per annum, payable from the date of deposit of 31st March/30th Sept/31st December in the first instance & thereafter, interest shall be payable on 31st March, 30th June, 30th Sept and 31st December.

• There shall be only one deposit in the account in multiple of INR.1000/- maximum not exceeding INR 15 lakh.

• An individual of the Age of 60 years or more may open the account.

 • An individual of the age of 55 years or more but less than 60 years who has retired on superannuation or under VRS can also open account subject to the condition that the account is opened within one month of receipt of retirement benefits and amount should not exceed the amount of retirement benefits. 

• Maturity period is 5 years. 

• A depositor may operate more than one account in individual capacity or jointly with spouse (husband/wife). 

• Account can be opened by cash for the amount below INR 1 lakh and for INR 1 Lakh and above by cheque only. 

• In case of cheque, the date of realization of cheque in Govt. account shall be date of opening of account. 

• Nomination facility is available at the time of opening and also after opening of account. 

• Account can be transferred from one post office to another 

• Any number of accounts can be opened in any post office subject to maximum investment limit by adding balance in all accounts. 

• Joint account can be opened with spouse only and first depositor in Joint account is the investor.

• Interest can be drawn through auto credit into savings account standing at same post office, through PDCs or Money Order. 

• In case of SCSS accounts, quarterly interest shall be payable on 1st working day of April, July, October and January. It will be applicable at all CBS Post Offices.

*Quarterly interest of SCSS accounts standing at CBS Post offices can be credited in any savings account standing at any other CBS post offices. 

• Premature closure is allowed after one year on deduction of an amount equal to1.5% of the deposit & after 2 years 1% of the deposit. 

• After maturity, the account can be extended for further three years within one year of the maturity by giving application in prescribed format. In such cases, account can be closed at any time after expiry of one year of extension without any deduction. 

TDS is deducted at source on interest if the interest amount is more than INR 10,000/- p.a. 

Investment under this scheme qualifies for the benefit of Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961 from 1.4.2007.

Important Autobiographies by Indians

1. The Test of My Life ‐ Yuvraj Singh

2. Wings of Fire ‐ APJ Abdul Kalam

3. Courage and Conviction ‐ Gen VK Singh

4. A Shot at History ‐ Abhinav Bindra

5. The Race of My Life ‐ Milkha Singh

6. One Life Is Not Enough ‐ K Natwar Singh

7. The Substance and The Shadow ‐ Dilip Kumar

8. The Unbreakable ‐ Mary Kom

9. Playing It My Way ‐ Sachin Tendulkar

10. Not Just an Accountant : The Diary of the Nation's Conscience Keeper ‐ Vinod Rai

11. Straight from the Heart ‐ Kapil Dev

12. All From Memory ‐ BV Acharya

13. Matters of Discretion ‐ Inder Kumar Gujral

14. My Country My Life ‐ LK Advani

15. Truth, Love & a Little Malice - Khushwant Singh

16. Jakhan Choto Chilam ‐ Satyajit Ray

17. Lucknow Boy: A Memoir ‐ Vinod Mehta

18. And then One Day : A Memoir ‐ Nasiruddin Shah

19. Sunny Days ‐ Sunil Gavaskar

National Sport of Various Countries

National Sport of Various Countries

Names	National game
Australia	Cricket
Brazil	Football
Canada	Ice Hockey
China	Table Tennis
England	Cricket
India	Hockey
Japan	Judo or ju jitsu
Malaysia	Badminton
Pakistan	Hockey
Russia	Chess, Football
Scotland	Rugby, Football
Spain	Bull Fighting
United states of America	Baseball
Bangladesh	Kabaddi
Chile	Chilean Rodeo
Iran	Wrestling and polo
Antigua and Barbuda	Cricket
Bhutan	Archery
Cuba	Baseball
Estonia	Basketball
Ghana	Football
Ireland	Gaelic games
Latvia	Basketball, Ice hockey
Turkey	Oil wrestling, Cirit
Wales	Rugby Union

National Emblems of Various Countries in the World

National Emblems of Various Countries in the World

Country	Emblem
Australia	Kangaroo
Barbados	Head of a Trident
Canada	White Lily
Denmark	Beach
France	Lily
Guyana	Canje Pheasant
India	Lioned Capital
Ireland	Sharmrock
Italy	White Lily
Japan	Chrysanthemum
Luxembourg	Lion with crown
Netherlands	Lion
Norway	Lion
Papua New Guinea	Bird of Paradise
Sri lanka	Lion
Syria	Eagle
U.K.	Rose
Bangladesh	Water Lily
Balegium	Lion
Chile	Candor & Huemul
Dominica	Sisserou Parrot
Germany	Corn flower
Hong Kong	Bauhina ( orchid tree)
Iran	Rose
Israel	Candelabrum
Ivory Coast	Elephant
Lebanon	Cedar Tree
Mongolia	The Soyombo
New Zealand	Southern Cross, Kiwi,Fern
Pakistan	Crescent
Spain Sierra Leone	Eagle lion
Sudan	Secretary Bird
Turkey	Crescent & Star
Scotland	Thistle
United kingdom	Rose
Zimbabwe	Zimbabwe Bird
U.S.A	Golden Road
Russia	Sickle & Hammer
Papua new Guinea	Bird of Paradise

The Complete Winner List Of Pulitzer Prize 2016

The Complete Winner List Of Pulitzer Prize 2016

All the winners and finalists for 2016 Pulitzer Prizes announced Monday:

PUBLIC SERVICE

Winner: Associated Press

Finalists: InsideClimate News; Tampa Bay Times

BREAKING NEWS REPORTING

Winner: Los Angeles Times staff

Finalists: Baltimore Sun staff; Post and Courier staff, Charleston, S.C.

INVESTIGATIVE REPORTING

Winners: Leonora LaPeter Anton and Anthony Cormier of the Tampa Bay Times and Michael Braga of the Sarasota Herald-Tribune

Finalists: Jessica Silver-Greenberg, Michael Corkery and Robert Gebeloff of the New York Times; Tom Robbins of the Marshall Project and Michael Schwirtz and Michael Winerip of the New York Times

EXPLANATORY REPORTING

Winner: T. Christian Miller of ProPublica and Ken Armstrong of the Marshall Project

Finalists: Colin Woodard of the Portland Press Herald/Maine Sunday Telegram; Jonathan D. Rockoff, Joseph Walker, Jeanne Whalen, Peter Loftus and Ed Silverman of the Wall Street Journal

LOCAL REPORTING

Winner: Michael LaForgia, Cara Fitzpatrick and Lisa Gartner of the Tampa Bay Times

Finalists: Chris Serres, Glenn Howatt and David Joles of Star Tribune, Minneapolis; Michael Sallah, Emily Michot, Joanna Zuckerman Bernstein and Sohail Al-Jamea of the Miami Herald; Sarah Maslin Nir of the New York Times

NATIONAL REPORTING

Winner: The Washington Post staff

Finalists: Abrahm Lustgarten, Al Shaw, Jeff Larson, Naveena Sadasivam and David Sleight of ProPublica; Jason Cherkis of the Huffington Post

INTERNATIONAL REPORTING

Winner: Alissa J. Rubin of the New York Times

Finalists: New York Times staff; Tom Wright, Bradley Hope, Simon Clark, Mia Lamar and James Hookway of the Wall Street Journal

FEATURE WRITING

Winner: Kathryn Schulz of the New Yorker

Finalists: Eli Saslow of The Washington Post; N.R. Kleinfeld of the New York Times

COMMENTARY

Winner: Farah Stockman of the Boston Globe

Finalists: Nicholas D. Kristof of the New York Times; Steve Lopez of the Los Angeles Times

CRITICISM

Winner: Emily Nussbaum of the New Yorker

Finalists: Hilton Als of the New Yorker; Manohla Dargis of the New York Times

EDITORIAL WRITING

Winner: John Hackworth of Sun Newspapers, Charlotte Harbor, Fla.

Finalists: Andrew Green, Tricia Bishop, Peter Jensen and Glenn McNatt of the Baltimore Sun; editorial board of the New York Times

EDITORIAL CARTOONING

Winner: Jack Ohman of the Sacramento Bee

Finalists: Matt Davies of Newsday, Long Island, N.Y.; Steve Sack of the Star Tribune, Minneapolis

BREAKING NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY

Winner: Mauricio Lima, Sergey Ponomarev, Tyler Hicks and Daniel Etter of The New York Times; Photography Staff of Thomson Reuters

Finalists: Andrew Burton, Chip Somodevilla, Patrick Smith and Drew Angerer of Getty Images

FEATURE PHOTOGRAPHY

Winner: Jessica Rinaldi of the Boston Globe

Finalists: Jessica Rinaldi of the Boston Globe; photography staff of the Post and Courier, Charleston, S.C.

FICTION

Winner: “The Symphathizer” by Viet Thanh Nguyen

Finalists: “Get in Trouble: Stories,” by Kelly Link; “Maud’s Line,” by Margaret Verble

DRAMA

Winner: “Hamilton” by Lin-Manuel Miranda

Finalists: “Gloria,” by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins; “The Humans,” by Stephen Karam

HISTORY

Winner: “Custer’s Trials: A Life on the Frontier of a New America” by T.J. Stiles

Finalists: “Marching Home: Union Veterans and Their Unending Civil War,” by Brian Matthew Jordan; “Target Tokyo: Jimmy Doolittle and the Raid That Avenged Pearl Harbor,” by James M. Scott; “The Pentagon’s Brain: An Uncensored History of DARPA, America’s Top-Secret Military Research Agency,” by Annie Jacobsen

BIOGRAPHY OR AUTOBIOGRAPHY

Winner: “Barbarian Days: A Surfing Life” by William Finnegan

Finalists: “Custer’s Trials: A Life on the Frontier of a New America,” by T.J. Stiles; “The Light of the World: A Memoir,” by Elizabeth Alexander

POETRY

Winner: “Ozone Journal” by Peter Balakian

Finalists: “Alive: New and Selected Poems,” by Elizabeth Willis; “Four-Legged Girl,” by Diane Seuss

GENERAL NONFICTION

Winner: “Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS” by Joby Warrick

Finalists: “Between the World and Me,” by Ta-Nehisi Coates; “If the Oceans Were Ink: An Unlikely Friendship and a Journey to the Heart of the Quran, by Carla Power”

MUSIC

Winner: “In for a Penny, In for a Pound” by Henry Threadgill

Finalists: “The Blind Banister,” by Timo Andres; “The Mechanics: Six From the Shop Floor,” by Carter Pann

Important Wars and Battles in Indian History

Year	War / Battle	Outcome
326 B.C.	Battle of Hydaspas	Porus loses to Alexander
261 B.C.	Kalinga War	Asoka wins but adapts Buddhism
712 A.D.	Invasion of Sind	Mohammed-bin-Qasim invades from the west
1191 A.D.	First Battle of Tarain	Prithviraj Chauhan defeats Mohammed Ghori
1192 A.D.	Second Battle of Tarain	Ghori defeats Prithviraj Chauhan
1194 A.D.	Battle of Chhandwar	Ghori defeats Jaichandra of Kannauj
1526 A.D.	First Battle of Panipat	Babar defeats Ibrahim Lodhi
1527 A.D.	Battle of Khanua	Babar defeats Rana Sanga
1529 A.D.	Battle of Ghaghara	Babar defeats the Afghans
1539 A.D.	Battle of Chausa	Sher Shah Suri defeats Humayun
1540 A.D.	Battle of Kannauj (or Bilgram)	Sher Shah Suri defeats Humayun
1556 A.D.	Second Battle of Panipat	Bairam Khan (representing Akbar) defeats Hemu
1565 A.D.	Battle of Talikota (or Banihatti)	Vijaynagar empire (represented by Sadasiva) loses against an alliance formed by Ahmednagar, Bijapur, Golkonda and Bidar
1576 A.D.	Battle of Haldighati	Akbar defeats Maharana Pratap
1615 A.D.	Mewar submitted to the Mughals	Peace treaty signed between Jahangiri and Rana Amar Singh of Mewar.
1649 A.D.	Mughal-Safavid War	Mughals lose Kandahar to Persia
1658 A.D.	Battle of Dharmatt and Samugarh	Aurangzeb defeats Dara Shikoh
1665 A.D.	Seige of Purandar	Raja Jai Singh defeats Shivaji. Treaty of Purandar signed
1708 A.D.	Battle of Khed	Shahu defeats Tara Bai.
1737 A.D.	Battle of Bhopal	Baji Rao defeats Mohammed Shah.
1739 A.D.	Battle of Karnal	Nadir Shah defeats Mohammed Shah.
1757 A.D.	Battle of Plassey	Robert Cive defeats Siraj-ud-daula, the Nawab of Bengal
1760 A.D.	Battle of Wandiwash	English defeat the French
1761 A.D.	Third Battle of Panipat	Ahmed Shah Abdali defeats Marathas
1764 A.D.	Battle of Buxar	Hector Munro defeats combined armies of Nawab Mir Qasim of Bengal, Nawab Shuja-ud-daula of Awadh and Mughal emperor Shah Alam
1767-69 A.D.	First Anglo Mysore War	Hyder Ali defeats English forces
1766-69 A.D.	First Anglo Maratha War	British defeated
1770 A.D.	Battle of Udgir	Marathas defeat the Nizam
1780-84 A.D.	Second Anglo Mysore War	Hyder Ali dies. Treaty of Mangalore is signed
1789-92 A.D.	Third Anglo Mysore War	Tipu Sultan defeated. Treaty of Serirangapatnam is signed.
1799 A.D.	Fourth Anglo Mysore War	Tipu Sultan is defeated and killed
1803-06 A.D.	Second Anglo Maratha War	Marathas lose to the British
1817-19 A.D.	Third Anglo Maratha War	Marathas lose to the British again
1824-26 A.D.	First Anglo Burmese War	British win over Burmese.
1839-42 A.D.	First Anglo Afghan War	British defeat Afghan ruler Dost Mohammad
1845-46 A.D.	First Anglo Sikh War	Sikhs lose to the British
1848-49 A.D.	Second Anglo Sikh War	Punjab annexed by the British
1852 A.D.	Second Anglo Burmese War	British win the war
1865 A.D.	Third Angio Burmese War	British win and Burma is annexed
1868-80 A.D.	Second Anglo Afghan War	Treaty of Gandamak is signed
1919-21 A.D.	Third Anglo Afghan War	Ended in an Artimice. Durand line established.

Father of different fields

1. Father of Biology - Aristotle

2. Father of Zoology - Aristotle

3. Father of Botany - Theophrastus

4. Father of Blood groups - Landsteiner

5. Father of Medicine - Hippocrates

6. Father of Microbiology - Louis Pasteur

7. Father of  Indian Surgery - Sushruta

8. Father of  modern Surgery - Ambroise pare

9. Father of Plastic Surgery - Sir Harold Gillies

10. father of indian medicine(Father of Ayurveda) - Charaka

11. Hindu god of medicine - Dhanvantri

12. Father of Evolution - Charles Darwin

13. Father of Genetics - Gregor Johann Mendel

14. Father of Homeopathy - Samuel Hahnemann

15. Father of the Green Revolution - Norman Ernest Borlaug

16. Father of the Green Revolution in India - M. S. Swaminathan

17. Father of Modern Physics - Galileo Galilei

18. Father of Physics - Albert Einstein

19. Father of Nuclear Physics - Ernest Rutherford

20. Father of Nuclear Science - Marie Curie and Pierre Curie

21. Father of Modern Astronomy - Nicolaus Copernicus

22. Father of Computer Science - George Boole and Alan Turing

23. Father of the Indian Constitution - Dr. B. R. Ambedkar

24. Father of American Football - Walter Chauncey Camp

25. Father of modern Olympic - Pierre De Coubertin

26. Father of Numbers - Pythagoras

27. Father of Internet - Vint Cerf

28. Father of Scientific Management - Frederick Winslow Taylor

29. Father of Electricity - Benjamin Franklin

30. Father of Electronics - Michael Faraday

31. Father of Television - Philo Farnsworth

32. Father of Nuclear Chemistry - Otto Hahn

33. Father of Periodic Table - Dmitri Mendeleev

34. Father of Humanism - Francesco Petrarca

35. Father of Telephone - Alexander Graham Bell

36. Father of Mobile Phone - Martin Cooper

37. Father of Geometry - Euclid

38. Father of Laptop - Bill Moggridge

39. Father of Psychology - Sigmund Freud

40. Father of the American Constitution - James Madison

41. Father of Law - Cicero

42. Father of Statistics - Ronald Fisher

43. Father of Modern Chemistry - Antoine Lavoisier

44. Father of History - Herodotus

45. Father of the Indian Constitution - Dr. B.R. Ambedkar

46. Father of Algebra - Diophantus

47. Father of the American Constitution - James Madison

48. Father of Internet - Vinton Cerf

49. Father of Video game - Thomas T. Goldsmith, Jr.

50. Father of Trigonometry - Hipparchus

51. Father of Taxonomy - Carolus Linnaeus

52. Father of Mathematics - Archimedes

53. Father of Email - Ray Tomlinson

54. Father of Search engine - Alan Emtage

55. Father of Economics - Adam Smith

56. Father of Nanotechnology - Richard Smalley

57. Father of C language - Dennis Ritchie

58. Father of Architecture - Imhotep

59. Father of Periodic table - Dmitri Mendeleev

60. Father of World Wide Web - Tim Berners-Lee

Facts about Blood

1. The protein found in blood that is responsible for transporting oxygen is - Hemoglobin

2. The proteins of the blood are formed by the - Liver

3. The substance that stimulates the formation of white blood cells is - Colony stimulating factors

4. When a blood vessel is damaged, this hormone is needed to constrict blood vessels to reduce blood loss - Serotonin

5. If blood contains over 55% RBCs, the individual is said to be - Polycythemic

6. blood clot that is moving through the bloodstream is a - Embolism

7. The ratio of WBC and RBC is - 1 : 600

8. The life span of RBC - 120 days

9. The percentage of formed elements in the blood is - 45%

10. The matrix of blood is known as - Plasma

11. Type A blood can receive donations from - A and O

12. Blood circulation was first explained by - William Harvey

13. The pigment in red blood cells that carries oxygen is - Hemoglobin

14. An increase in the number of white blood cells is called - Leukocytosis

15. Hereditary deficiencies of coagulation is referred to as - Hemophilia

INDIAN STATES and THEIR LOCAL DANCES

Andhra Pradesh
Kuchipudi,
Kolattam,
Dhimsa,
Veeranatyam

Arunachal Pradesh
Bardo Chham

Assam
Bihu,
Jumar,
Bagurumba,
Ali Ai Ligang

Bihar
Paika,
Kajari,
Bidesia,
Jhijhian

Chhattisgarh
Panthi,
Raut Nacha

Gujarat
Raas,
tippani,
Padhar,
Garba

Haryana
Dhamal,
Daph,
Phag,
Ghoomar,
Jhumar,
Loor

Himachal Pradesh
Kinnauri Nati,
Namgen

Jharkhand
Karma

Jammu & Kashmir
Kud,
Dumhal,
Rouf,
Bhand Pather,
Bachha Nagma,
Hafiza Dance,
Bhand Jashan,
Wuegi-Nachun

Karnataka
Yakshagna,
Bayalata,
Dollu Kunitha,
Veeragaase dance

Kerala
Mohiniattam,
Kathakali,
Padayani

Madhya Pradesh
Tertali,
Charkula,
Jawara,
Matki dance,
Phulpati dance,
Maanch,
Gaur Maria,
Grida

Maharashtra
Pavri Nach,
Lavani,
Dangi,
Koli

Manipur
Thang Ta,
Dhol Cholom

Mizoram
Cheraw Dance

Nagaland
Chang Lo or Sua Lua

Odisha
Odissi,
Ghumura,
Chau,
Goti Pua,
Nacni, 
Dhap,
Dalkhai,
Baag Naach

Punjab
Bhangra,
Jhumar,
Karthi,
Kikkli,
Malwai Giddha,
Sammi,
Jindua

Rajasthan
Ghoomar,
Kalbelia,
Bhavai,
Chirami,
Gair,
Tera Tali

Sikkim
Singh Chaam

Tamil Nadu
Bharata Natyam,
Devarattam,
Kamandi,
Kummi,
Karagattam,
Mayil Attam,
Paampu attam,
Oyilattam

Telangana
Perini Thandavam,
Lambadi,
Dappu,
Tappeta Gullu,
Burra Katha,
Pagati Vesham

Tripura
Hojagiri

Uttar Pradesh
Charkula,
Kathak,
Karma,
Dadra

Uttarakhand
Barada Nati,
Botiya,
Cancheri,
Chhapelia,
Choliya,
Jagars,
Jhora,
Romala

Goa
Dekhnni,
Fugdi,
Corridinho,
Dashavatara

Meghalaya
Nongkrem,
Shad Suk mynsiem,
Behdienkhalm,
Lahoo

West Bengal
Gambhira,
Kalikapatadi,
Nanci,
Alkap,
Domni

Cities and Rivers

1) Delhi—Yamuna
2) Agra—Yamuna
3) Patna—Ganga
4) Haridwar —Ganga
5) Allahabad —confluence of Ganga and Yamuna
6) Varanasi — Ganga
7) Guwahati —Brahmaputra
8) Kanpur —Ganga
9) Jabalpur—Narmada
10) Bharuch — Narmada
11) Lucknow — Gomti
12) Hyderabad — Musi
13) Nasik— Godavari
14) Srinagar — Jhelum
15) Vijayawada — Krishna
16) Kolkata —Hooghly
17) Ahmedabad —Sabarmati
18) Surat — Tapti
19) Thiruchirapalli—Cauveri
20) Cuttack — Mahanadi
21) Ayodhya —Saryu
22) Ludhiana—Sutlej