Monday, 29 October 2018

TRUTH



 FACTS



           Ahmedabad: Ahmedabad is the first Indian City to get the World Heritage Tag. Ahmedabad was inscribed as a World Heritage City at the 41st session of UNESCO’s World Heritage Committee meeting in Krakow, Poland. The walled city of Ahmedabad will now join the likes of Paris, Cairo and Edinburg. Of the 287 World Heritage Cities across the globe only two were near to the Indian subcontinent, one is Bhaktapur in Nepal and the other is Galle in Sri Lanka.
Buxa Tiger Reserve: Buxa Tiger Reserve is located in the Alipurduar district, in west Bengal. It was announced as a tiger reserve in 1983.Over the past few years, the number of tigers in the Buxa Reserve has been debated by wildlife enthusiasts as there was almost no presence of big cats in the reserve but it was claimed by forest officials. The Survey of Tigers in 2011 based on DNA analyses of scat put the number of tigers at 20.The Buxa Tiger Reserve, parts of which border Bhutan, was identified for the tiger augmentation programme by the National Tiger Conservation Authority (NTCA).
Chitrakoot: Chitrakoot, the place in Madhya Pradesh where 1.6 billion year old fossils of red algae were found by researchers  from the Swedish Museum of Natural History. It is believed to be the oldest evidence of plant-like life found on earth. The Red brown alga discovered before these fossils were 1.2 billion years old.
Gurudongmar Glacier: Gurudongmar Glacier is located in Sikkim which is the source of one of the most iconic lakes in the world by the same name has receded one – fourth its size since 1989 as per a new study published by the American Geophysical Union. The Gurudongmar Lake, named after the founder of Tibetan Buddhism Guru Rinpoche in the 18th century is the main source of the Testa River that flows from the Himalayas in Sikkim to Bangladesh.
Vishakhapatnam: Vishakhapatnam Railway Station was declared the cleanest railway station as per a survey report. The survey was carried out by the Quality Council of India. Secunderabad and Jammu occupied the second and third positions among the 75 busiest stations in the country.





Written by.,
Aishwarya Barathi
II B.A English.,
Kg Cas.,
Coimbatore.









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