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The Longest Things in the World

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There are many magnificent things in the world. We are helping you explore these things one by one.  🎯 Do you know the longest bridge, canal, epic, river, road, snake or wall in the world? If yes, you are a genius.  If not, explore more! Here is the list : The longest bone in the human body:  femur The longest bridge : Danyang -Kunshan Grand Bridge, China The longest canal : the Grand Canal,  China The longest day  in the Northern hemisphere   : 21 June  The longest day  in the Southern hemisphere : 22 December  The longest epic: The Mahabharata The longest river : Nile The longest road : the Pan- American Highway  The longest snake : the reticulated python  The longest wall : The Great Wall of China # Current Affair :  Gandhi Setu, built over the Ganga river is the longest steel bridge in India.   It's also named Mahatma Gandhi Setu or Ganga Setu. It connects Patna to Hajipur. Its length is 5750 me...
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Know More about Punjab : List, Facts and Activity

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🎯 Que  : How many districts are there in Punjab (India) ? Ans : 23 🎯  List of all the 23 districts ⬇️ 1. Amritsar 2. Barnala 3. Bathinda  4. Faridkot 5. Fatehgarh Sahib  6. Fazilka 7. Ferozepur 8. Gurdaspur 9. Hoshiarpur 10. Jalandhar  11. Kapurthala 12. Ludhiana  13. Mansa 14. Malerkotla 15. Moga 16. Sri Muktsar Sahib 17. Pathankot 18. Patiala 19. Rupnagar 20. Sangrur 21. Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar 22. Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar 23. Tarn Taran ☆ Learn these names with the help of an interesting activity. 23 playing cards are there for you. Touch the one at the top. Read the name aloud and go for another one to see. Click here to contact us. At a Glance: Punjab Punjab is in northwestern India. It has 23 districts , 93 tehsils,  81 sub- tehsils and 12581 villages. 🎯  Some Facts about Punjab   1. The Largest district by area:  Ludhiana 2.  The Least literate District: Mansa 3.  The Least populated District: Barnala 4 . The Mos...
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Fact of the Day : May 16 to 31

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  Fact of the Day : 16 to 31 May   It's very thrilling as well as vital to know some amazing facts about  Asia & Guru Arjun Dev ji. Click here to know more about Continents. Do you know ? ✍ Guru Arjun Dev ji was born on April 15, 1563 AD at Shri Goindwal  Sahib. ✍ Guru Arjun Dev ji was the first of the two Gurus martyred in the Sikh faith and the fifth of the 10 total Sikh Gurus. ✍ The large longitudinal extent brings about a business of 11 hours between the local time of the Easternmost part and the Westernmost part of Asia. ✍ Asia lies almost entirely in the Eastern Jemisphere. It extends from 25° East to 170° West longitudes. ✍ Asia spans over 90° of latitudes. ✍️  Most of the Asian countries are located in the Northern Hemisphere . ✍️ The Bering Strait separates Asia from North America.  ✍  The Red Sea and the Suez Canal separate Asia from Africa.  ✍ Asia is separated from Europe by the Ural Mountains, Ural River and the Caspian Sea. ...
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Revision of Daily Slide : May 30 & 31

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  Revision of Daily Slide  May 30, Monday 1 Which is the most populated city of India? Ans. Mumbai Click here to know more about India 2 Which is the smallest continent of the world in terms of area? Ans. Australia Click here to know more about Continents 3 What is the movement of the Earth arround its axis called?  Ans. rotation Click here to know more about the Solar System 4 Which gas do the plants take from air?  Ans. Carbon dioxide 5 Which element do we need in our diet for strong bones?  Ans. calcium May 31, Tuesday  1 What is the colour of ‘Ashoka Chakra’ in our National Flag ?  Ans. Blue 2 Which is the main sport of Punjab?  Ans. Kabaddi 3 The movement of the earth around the sun is called …….  Ans. revolution 4 Who invented Braille Script ?  Ans. Louis Braille 5 How many end points does a line have?  Ans.  None ✍ Test Your Knowledge:    Do your test and write your marks.
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