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The Vardhana Dynasty succeeded the Gupta Empire in India. It emerged as a major power in North India during the 6th century CE.

The founder of the Vardhana Dynasty was Pushyabhuti. He established his rule in Kannauj, Uttar Pradesh.

Harsha, the ruler of the Vardhana Dynasty, is known for his support of Buddhism. He patronized Buddhist monasteries and promoted the spread of Buddhism.

The capital city of the Vardhana Dynasty was Kannauj. It served as the political and cultural center of the empire.

Hiuen Tsang or Xuanzang was a chinese buddhist monk who travelled over land from China to India during the reign of King Harsha Vardhan to obtain Buddhist scriptures.

Harsha's most significant military success was the annexation of Magadha, which added to the territorial expansion of his empire.

Harsha's play, "Nagananda," was written in Sanskrit. It is one of the earliest extant Sanskrit plays.

Bhilai, located in Chhattisgarh, is famous for its steel industry. It is home to one of the largest steel plants in India, operated by the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL).

The Santhals are associated with the traditional art of Patachitra, a scroll painting style, practiced by the tribe in West Bengal.

The Radcliffe Line was drawn to divide the historical regions of Punjab and Bengal during the partition of British India.

Before independence, the country that was known as Malaya is now known as Malaysia. The name change occurred in 1963 when Malaya joined with Singapore, Sarawak, and North Borneo to form Malaysia.

The boundary line between India and Myanmar is known as the Reed Line. It was proposed by J.P. Reed in 1947.

The "Purple Line" is an unofficial boundary line between Bhutan and China, which has been a subject of territorial disputes.

The Mysore Palace, also known as the Amba Vilas Palace, is situated in Mysore, Karnataka, India, and is a stunning example of Indo-Saracenic architecture.

Preventive measures include engineering controls, personal hygiene, personal protection equipment, sterilization, and respiratory protection, along with following stringent safety protocols.

RISAT-2 (Radar Imaging Satellite-2) is known as the "Eye in the Sky" because it is equipped with an all-weather, day-and-night synthetic aperture radar, which enables it to capture images even in adverse weather conditions.

The replacement level fertility rate is 2.1. It is the average number of children per woman required to maintain the population size at its current level, assuming mortality rates remain constant.

The Ukai Dam is built across the Tapi River in the state of Gujarat.

Hyderabad is the capital of Telangana and also serves as the de jure capital of Andhra Pradesh.

GSAT-6A encountered communication loss during its orbit raising operations in 2018 due to a power system failure in the satellite.

During a national emergency, the Fundamental Right to Life and Personal Liberty (Article 21) can be suspended, but it cannot be suspended permanently.