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Language Overview Local languages ​​are Hindi and English. Hindi is written in the Devanagri script and is spoken by approximately 41% of the population. There are also 21 regional languages ​​with equal status, including Bengali, Gujarati, Marathi, Punjabi, Sanskrit and Urdu in the north and Tamil and Telegu in the south. Public Holidays 01/26/2022 day of the Republic 03/01/2022 Mahashivratri 03/18/2022 holi 04/14/2022 Mahavir Jayanti 04/15/2022 Good Friday 04/18/2022 easter monday 05/01/2022 Eid al-Fitr (End of Ramadan) 05/15/2022 Buddha Purnima…

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The constitution promulgated on January 26, 1950 made the Dominion of India (v. XIX, p. 1; App. I, p. 724; II, 11, p. 15) a federative, independent and sovereign republic; as a member of the Commonwealth, the new state recognizes in the British crown the head of the Commonwealth itself as a symbol of the free association of the members of the Community, but the Crown does not exercise any constitutional function. At the head of the state is a…

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Darjeeling – More than just a type of tea Darjeeling is located in northern West Bengal at an altitude of 2,300 meters just before the border with Sikkim. The term Darjeeling achieved worldwide fame because the highlands around the place Darjeeling in the Front Himalayas offered ideal conditions for tea cultivation and in the 19th century the colonial power of England raised it to the center of tea cultivation in Bengal. But apart from tea, the comparatively cool mountain region…

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According to Thereligionfaqs, the Vedic religion is a polytheism that is formed by the meeting of peoples of Indo-European culture with cultures, already oriented in a polytheistic sense. In the most ancient phase it did not have temples: this denotes the lack of the concept of a common place of worship, to mark and build a specific political-cultural unit. Indeed, there has never been a precise conception of public worship in the Indian tradition. Political unity was given by the…

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Indian agriculture has considerable possibilities, given the extension of productive land, has vast arable areas (arable land corresponds to 42.7% of the total land, to which is added about 32% of the potential represented by uncultivated land), with very varied climatic and pedological conditions, which allows a wide range of crops although generally practiced extensively. Although the monsoon climate causes an irregular distribution of rainfall, they are considerable and imply the provision of adequate irrigation infrastructures to be able to…

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