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2024
SPECIAL

CENSUS
Henry Walter is known as the father of the Our future'.
Indian census. Mascot of 2011 Indian census - A woman
The census was first started under British enumerator.
vicroy Lord Mayo in 1872 (Not official). CM Chandramauli was the Registrar General
Census is a union subject under article 246 and census commissioner of India for the
of Indian Constitution. 2011 Indian census.
The First independent census was Percent of the world population - 17.5%
conducted in 1951 under census of India act Bhil is the most popular tribe with a total
1948. percent 37.7% of the ST population
Census 2011 was the 15th National census Most speaking language - Hindi.
of the country since1872 and the 7th after
independence. Second most speaking language Bengali
The first registrar General and census Child Sex ratio (0-6 year per/1000) - 919
Commissioner of independent India was Highest - Arunachal Pradesh (972) Lowest -
R.A. Gopalswami. Haryana (834)
The slogan of census 2011 was 'Our census
 First Economic census - 1977 (Started)
Highest populated District of India 2011 - Thana (Maharashtra) - 1.1
crore
Lowest populated districts 2011 - Debang Valley 7948
State with highest growth rate - Meghalaya (+27.9%)
States with lowest growth rate - Nagaland ( 6%)
Union territories with lowest growth rate - (Lakshadweep)
The literacy rate of India - 74.04% Women - 65.46% Men - 82.14%
The scheduled caste and schedule tribe - 16.2% & 8.2%
States & Union territory with highest SC population - UP; Percentage
Punjab
Religion: Hindusiam - 79.8% Muslim - 14.2% Christan - 2.3% Sikhism -
1.7% Buddism - 0.7% Jainism - 0.4%
Year of great divide in the demographic history of India 1921
State of world population report is published UNPF

Fair Venue Place

Ambubachi Mela Kamakhya Temple Assam
Baneshwar Fair Dungarpur Mahadev Temple Rajasthan
Chandrabahaga Fair Jhalarapatan Rajasthan
Gangasagar Fair Gangasagar Island West Bengal
Madhavpur Mela Porbandar Gujarat
Medaram Jatara or Warangal
Sammakka Saralamma Jatara Medaram Telangana
Thrissur Pooram Vadakkunnathan Temple Thrissur Kerala

Surajkund Handicrafts Mela Surajkund Faridabad Haryana

Nauchandi Fair Meerut Uttar Pradesh
Kumbh Mela Nasik, Ujjain, Allahabad, Haridwar
Pushkar Fair Pushkar Rajasthan
Sonepur Cattle Fair confluence of Ganga and Gandak Bihar
Popular Harvest Festivals of Indian States
North India
celebrated Pan India in different ways but mainly in the north.
- Punjab and Haryana
- Ladakh, Zanskar, Kargil (J&K)
Lohri (January) - Punjab
A festival to celebrate the birth of goddess Saraswati, Celebrated in different states
of North India
North East India
Bhogali Bihu (January) Assam
Wangala (November)- Meghalaya and Assam
Pomblang Nongkrem (November) Meghalaya
East And West India
Nuakhai (August) Orissa
Gudi Padwa (March) Maharashtra
Nabanna (November and December) - West Bengal
South India
Kerala
- Tamil Nadu
Ugadi (March) - Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
Vishu (April) - Kerala and Karnataka.

New Year Festival:

Ugadi / Chaitra Suddha Padyami: Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka
Gudi Padva: Maharashtra
Samvastsar Padvo: Goa
Naba Barsha:West Bengal
Puthando: Tamil Nadu
Vishu: Kerala

State List of Indian Festivals

Andhra Pradesh Dasara, Ugadi, Deccan Festival, Brahmotsavam
Arunachal Reh, Boori Boot, Myoko, Dree, Pongtu, Losar, Murung, Solang,
Pradesh Mopin, Monpa festival
Assam Ambubachi, Bhogali Bihu, Baishagu, Dehing Patkai
Bihar Chhath Puja, Bihula
Chhattisgarh Maghi Purnima, Bastar Dussehra
Goa Sunburn festival, Ladain, Mando
Gujarat Navratri, Janmashtami, Kutch Utsav, Uttarayana
 State List of Indian Festivals
Himachal Pradesh Rakhadumni, Gochi Festival
Haryana Baisakhi
Jammu and Kashmir Har Navami, Chhari, Bahu Mela, Dosmoche,
Jharkhand Karam Utsav, Holi, Rohini, Tusu
Karnataka Mysore Dasara, Ugadi
Kerala Onam, Vishu
Madhya Pradesh Lok-rang Utsav, Tejaji, Khujaraho festival
Meghalaya Nongkrem festival, Khasis festival, Wangla,
Maharashtra Ganesh Utsav, Gudi Padva
Manipur Yaoshang, Porag, Chavang Kut, Sajibu Cheiraoba
Mizoram Chapcharkut Festival
Nagaland Hornbill festival, Moatsu Festival
Odisha Rath Yatra, Raja Parba, Nukahai
Punjab Lohri, Baisakhi
Rajasthan Gangaur, Teej, Bundi
Sikkim Losar, Saga Dawa
Tamil Nadu Pongal, Thaipusam, Natyanjali Festival
Telangana Bonalu, Bathukamma
Tripura Kharchi Puja
West Bengal Durga Puja
Uttaranchal Ganga Dussehra
Uttar Pradesh Ram Navmi, Ganga Mahotsav, Navaratri, Khichdi

Classical Dance of India State

Bharatanatyam Tamil Nadu
Kathak Uttar Pradesh
Kathakali, Mohiniyattam Kerala
Kuchipudi Andhra Pradesh
Manipuri Manipur

Odissi Odisha

Sattriya Assam

MUSICAL INSTRUMENT & GHARANAS

Musical instruments have been divided into four main categories on the basis of how sound is
produced.
Stringed instruments - The Tata Vadya or Chordophones.
Wind instruments - The Sushira Vadya orAerophones.
Percussion instruments - The AvanaddhaVadya or Membranophones.
Solid instruments - The Ghana Vadya or Idiophones.
Wind Instruments Exponents

Harmonium Shri Purushottam Walawalkar, Appa Jalgaonkar, Jnan Prakash Ghosh

Flute TR Mahalingam, Hariprasad Chaurasiya, N. Ramani, Pannalal Ghosh
Shehnai Daya Shankar, Bismillah Khan, Ali Ahmad Hussain
Nadaswaram Rajaratanam Pillai, Sheikh Chinnamaula, Neeruswami Pillai

Percussion Exponents
Instruments
Ghatam TH Vinayakram, EM Subramaniam
Kanjra Pudukottai Dakshinamurthy Pillai
Tabla Zakir Hussain, Sabir Khan, Allah Rakha, Pt Kishan Maharaj, Sandeep Das,
Ustaad Shafaat Ahmad Khan, Pt Jnan Prakash Ghosh
Pakhawaj Totaram Sharma, Gopaldas, Ramshankar Pagaldas, Pt Ayodhya Prasad
Mridangam SV Rajarao, KV Prasad, Palghat Mani Iyer, Palghat Raghu, Karaikudi R Mani

String Exponents
Instruments
Guitar Braj Bhushan Kabra
Mandolin S Balamurali Krishna, Nagen Dey, Khagen Dey, U Srinivas
Rudra Veena Asad Ali Khan
Piano V Balsara
Been Asad Ali Khan
Vichitra Veena Abdul Aziz Khan, Ahmed Raja Khan
Mohan Veena Pt Vishwa Mohan Bhat
Santoor Bhajan Sopori, Pt Shiv Kumar Sharma, Pt Tarun Bhattacharya
Sarangi Abdul Latif Khan, Ustad Binda Khan, Ramesh Mishra, Sultan Khan, Pt Ram
Narayan, Shakoor Khan
Sitar Ustad Vilayat Khan, Pt Ravi Shankar, Shujaat Hussain Khan, Shahid Parvez
Khan, Anushka Shankar, Nikhil Banerjee, Mustaq Ali Khan, Budhaditya
Mukherjee
Sarod Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, Allaudin Khan, Bahadur Khan, Zarin S Sharma,
Sharan Rani, Ustad Ali Akbar Khan
Violin Lalgudi Jayaram, VG Jog, M Chandrasekharan, NR Murlidharan, MS
Gopalakrishnan
 Gharana Founder Exponents
Gwalior Gharana, Khyal Gayaki (Vocal Ustad Hassu Khan, Bal Krishna, Balchal Karamkar, Malini
Style) Ustad Haddu Khan, Rajukar, V.D. Paluskar, Om. Karnath
Ustad Nathu Khan Thakur, Veena Sahasra Buddhe.
Agra Gharana (Force Fulness and Ustad Ghagghe, Faiyyaz Khan, Latafat Hussein Khan,
deepness in the voice) Khuda Baks, Haji Dinkar Kikini
Sujan Khan
Kirana Gharana In the kirana style of Abdul Karim Khan, Prabha Atre, Gangubai, Hangal,
singing, the swara is used to create an Abdul Wahid Khan Bhimsen Joshi, Begum Akhtar,
emotional mood by means of elongation. Hirabhai Barodekar
Jaipur Atrauli Gharana - melodic and Ustad Alladiya Khan Millikarjun Mansur, Kegsarbhai
undulating phrases that comprise of Kerkar, Shruti Sadolikni, Padma
piece. Talwaker
Rampur Sashawan Gharana (Stress on Ustad Inayat Khan Ghulam Mustafa Khan, Sulochana and
the clarity of swara in this style) Brihaspati , Ustad Rashid Khan
Patiala Gharana (greater rhythm play) Ustad Fateh Ali Khan, Bade Ghulam Ali, Ajoy Chakrovat,
Ustad Ali Baksh Raza Ali Khan, Nirmala Devi, Naina
Devi, Parveen Sultana

Gharana Founder Exponents

Delhi Gharana (The highlight of Delhi Ustad Mamman Chand Khan, Usman Khan, Iqbal
Gharana asre Pleasing Vistaar and Khan Ahmed Khan, Krishna Bisht
exquisite compositions)
Bhendi Bazaar Gharana (There is a Ustad Chajju Khan Ustad Aman Ali Khan, Anjanibai
stress on breath control and singing of
long passages in one breath is highly
regarded in this Gharana)
Banaras Gharana (Great lieting style of Pt. Gopal Mishra Rajan Mishra, Girija Devi, Sajan
khayal singing known by Thumri Mishra
Singers)
Mewati Gharana (To Develop the Nazir Khan Pandit Jasraj, Moti Ram, Mani Ram,
mood fo the raga through the notes Sanjeev Abhyankar
forming it and its style is bhava
pradhan)
Major Reports and Indices
Swachh Survekshan Survey Report 2023
Released by Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs
Cleanest City: Indore and Surat (jointly)
Cleanest City (Population <1 lakh): Saswad, Maharashtra
Cleanest State: Maharashtra and Chhattisgarh
UN World Happiness Index 2024 - Finland (1st) & India (126th)
Human Development Index 2022 - Switzerland (1st) & India (134th)
Gender Inequality Index 2022 - 108th
Global Intellectual Property Index 2024 - India (42nd)
Henley Passport Index - India (80th)
Corruption Perceptions Index 2023 - Denmark(1st) & India (93rd)
Climate Change Performance Index 2023 (CCPI) - India (7th)
2023 World Digital Competitiveness Ranking (WDCR) - India (49th) & US (1st)
National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB) "Safest City in India" - Kolkata

Quality of Living City Index 2023 - Hyderabad (153rd) , Pune (154th) , Bengaluru (156th) &
Vienna (Austria) (1st)
Inclusiveness Index - New Zealand (1st) & India (117th)
Global Unicorn Rankings with 72 Unicorns - US (1st) & India (3rd)
WIPO'S 16th Global Innovation Index 2023 - Switzerland (1st) & India (40th)
Global Hunger Index 2023 - India (111th)
6th Hurun's Global Unicorn Index 2024 - India is ranked at 3rd position in the index with 67
unicorns.
World Press Freedom Index 2024 - India (159th) & Norway (1st)
Top Performing
Index/Report Rank/Score (India) Issuer/Organization
Country/State
Electoral Democracy Index 2024 104 Denmark V-dem
Institute for Economics and
Global Energy Transition Index 67th Sweden
Peace
Global Gender Gap Index 2024 129 (127 in 2023) Iceland World Economic Forum
Intellectual Property
Global Hunger Index 111th Belarus
Organization
Global Innovation Index 40th Switzerland World Economic Forum
Institute for Economics and
Global Peace Index 2024 116th Iceland
Peace
 Global Terrorism Index 2024 14th Afghanistan Institute for Economics and Peace
Global Unicorn Index 3rd USA Hurun
Good Government Index 69th Singapore Chandler Institute
Logistics Performance Index 38th Singapore World Bank
Sustainable Development Report 112th Finland SDSN

Central Govt Schemes

Namami Ganga Scheme: Launched: 10th July 2014 by Ministry of Water Resources-
Purpose: For the protection and purification of river Ganga.
Pradhan Mantri Jan-Dhan Yojana: Launched: 28th August 2014 by Ministry of Finance-
Purpose: To ensure financial inclusion by providing at least one bank account to every
household.
Make in India: Launched: 25th September 2014-Purpose: Promotion of manufacturing in
India to boost economic growth and job creation.
Mission Indradhanush: Launched: 25th December 2014 by Union Health Ministry- Purpose:
Immunization drive to cover all children and pregnant women against seven vaccine-
preventable diseases.

Beti Bachao, Beti Padhao Yojana: Launched: 22nd January 2015 by Ministry of WCD-Purpose: To
address the declining child sex ratio and promote the education of girls.
Prime Minister "MUDRA" Scheme: Launched: 8th April 2015-MUDRA: Micro Unit Development and
Refinance Agency-Purpose: To provide financial support to micro-enterprises through loans.- Loan:
Shishu (up to 50,000), Kishore (up to 5lakh), Tarun (up to 10 lakh)
Atal Pension Yojana: Launched: 9th May 2015 - Purpose: To provide pension benefits to workers in
the unorganized sector.
AMRUT Yojana: Launched: 24th June 2015 - AMRUT: Atal Mission for Rejuvenation and Urban
Transformation - Purpose: To provide basic civic amenities like water supply, sewerage, urban
transport, and parks to improve quality of life in urban areas.
Digital India Mission: Launched: 1st July 2015 - Purpose: To digitally empower citizens and improve
online infrastructure for delivery of government services.
Sagarmala Project: Launched: 31st July 2015 - Purpose: Development of ports and modernization of
port infrastructure to promote port-led development.
Shyama Prasad Mukherjee Rurban Mission: Launched: 22nd February 2016 - Purpose: To spur
economic, infrastructural, and social development in rural areas by creating smart villages.
Setu Bharatam Yojana: Launched: 4th March 2016 - Purpose: To build bridges over railway crossings
on national highways to enhance road safety and connectivity.
Stand up India: Launched: 5th April 2016 - Purpose: To promote entrepreneurship among women,
SCs, and STs by facilitating bank loans and support for starting new enterprises.
UDAN Scheme (Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik): Launched: 21st Oct 2016 - Purpose: To promote regional
air connectivity by making air travel affordable for common citizens.
Pradhan Mantri Ujjwala Yojana: Launched: 1st May 2016 - Purpose: To provide free LPG
connections to BPL families to reduce indoor air pollution caused by burning of conventional cooking
fuels.
Pradhan Mantri Sahaj Bijli Har Ghar Yojana Saubhagya: Launched: 25th September 2017 by
Ministry of Power - Objective: To ensure electrification of all households in the country, particularly
rural households.
Pradhan Mantri Jan Arogya Yojana - Ayushman Bharat: Launched: 23rd September 2018 from
Ranchi, Jharkhand - Objective: To provide cashless health insurance coverage up to Rs. 5 lakh per
family per year to vulnerable families.
PM-Kisan Samman Nidhi Scheme: Launched: 1st February 2019 - Purpose: To provide direct
income support of Rs. 6000 per year in three equal installments to small and marginal farmers.
Pradhan Mantri Shram Yogi Maandhan Yojana: Launched: 15th February 2019- Purpose: To
provide a monthly pension of Rs. 3000 to unorganized sector workers upon reaching the age of 60
years, with a monthly income of Rs. 15000 or less

Agniveer Scheme: Scheme Announcement: June 14, 2022 - Purpose: To recruit youth aged 17.5 to
23 years into all three services (land, water, air) for a four-year service period, providing a service
fund package of Rs. 11.71 lakh and reservations in CAPF and Assam Rifles.
PM Vishwakarma Yojana: Launched: September 17, 2023 from New Delhi- Objective: To provide
loans at minimal interest rates without collateral to 30 lakh families of traditional craftsmen and
artisans, encompassing 18 traditional businesses.
PM Janman Yojana: Launched: November 15, 2023 by PM Modi from Jharkhand - Objective: To
enhance socio-economic conditions among particularly vulnerable tribal groups through 11 focused
tasks across 9 ministries, spanning 2023-24 to 2025-26.
PM Ghar Muft Bijli Yojana - Pradhan Mantri Suryodaya Yojana: Launched: 13th February 2024 by
PM Modi - Purpose: Installation of solar panels on 1 crore house rooftops to provide up to 300 units of
free electricity per month and subsidies up to Rs. 78000.
 Bharat Ratna for 2024:
Karpuri Thakur: Born on January 24, 1924, in Pitaujhiya (now Karpoori) village, Samastipur district,
Bihar. Died on February 17, 1988. Known as Jannayak due to his popularity. First non-Congress Chief
Minister of Bihar. Introduced reservation for Other Backward Classes (OBC) in India. Gave second
official language status to Urdu in Bihar.
Lal Krishna Advani: Born on November 8, 1927, in Karachi (now in Pakistan). Joined RSS in 1942;
founding member of BJP in 1980. Started Rath Yatra for Ram temple in 1990. Elected to Rajya Sabha in
1970. Home Minister of India; Deputy Prime Minister of India. Padma Vibhushan awardee in 2015.
M.S. Swaminathan: Born on August 7, 1925, in Kumbakonam, Tamil Nadu. Father of India's Green
Revolution. Received Ramon Magsaysay Award 1971, Padma Shri 1967, Padma Bhushan 1972, and
Padma Vibhushan 1989. Died on September 28, 2023, in Chennai.
P.V. Narasimha Rao: Born on June 28, 1921, in Laknepalli village, Warangal district, Telangana. Prime
Minister of India from 1991 to 1996. Home Minister of India; Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh.
Implemented significant constitutional amendments. Died on December 23, 1902, in Neorpax, Meerut
district, Uttar Pradesh.
Chaudhary Charan Singh: Born on December 23, 1902, in Noorpur, Meerut district, Uttar Pradesh.
Prime Minister of India from 1979 to 1980. Chief Minister of Uttar Pradesh. Known for his advocacy for
farmers' rights. Died on May 29, 1987. His burial place known as Kisan Ghat.

Nobel Prize-2023 Recipients

1. MEDICINE: Katalin Kariko (Hungary) & Drew Weissman (USA)- For discoveries concerning nucleoside
base modifications that enabled the development of effective mRNA vaccines against COVID-19.
2. PHYSICS: Pierre Agostini (Tunisia) - For experimental methods generating attosecond pulses of light for
studying electron dynamics in matter.
3. PHYSICS: Ferenc Krausz (Hungary) - For experimental methods generating attosecond pulses of light for
studying electron dynamics in matter.
4. PHYSICS: Anne L'Huillier (France) - For experimental methods generating attosecond pulses of light for
studying electron dynamics in matter.
5. CHEMISTRY: Louis E. Brus (USA) - For the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.
6. CHEMISTRY: Aleksey Yekimov (Russia) - For the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.
7. CHEMISTRY: Moungi Bawendi (Tunisia) - For the discovery and synthesis of quantum dots.
8. PEACE: Narges Mohammadi (Iran) - For the fight against oppression of women in Iran and promotion of
human rights and freedom.
9. ECONOMICS: Claudia Goldin (USA) - labor market
outcomes.
10.LITERATURE: Jon Fosse (Norway) - For his innovative plays and prose which give voice to the unsayable.
Sahitya Akademi Award-2023
English - Neelam Sharan Gaur (Requiem in Raaga Janaki)
Hindi - Sanjeev (Mujhe Pehchaon)
Jnanpith Award (Field-Literature)
2023 (58th) - Urdu poet Gulzar and Jagadguru Rambhadracharya
2022 (57th) - Konkani novelist Damodar Mouzo
Vyas Samman (Field-Literature)
2023 (33rd) - Pushpa Bharati (for 'Yaadein, Yaadein aur Yaadein')
2022 (32nd) - Gyan Chaturvedi (for the book 'Pagalkhana
Padma Vibhushan (Total- 5 persons)
1. Vyjayanthimala Bali (Art, Tamil Nadu)
2. Konidela Chiranjeevi (Art, Andhra Pradesh)
3. M. Venkaiah Naidu (Public Affairs, Andhra Pradesh)
4. Bindeshwar Pathak (Posthumous, Social Work, Bihar)
5. Padma Subramanyam (Art, Tamil Nadu)

Padma Bhushan (Total- Affairs, West Bengal) 15.Usha Uthup (Art, West
17 persons) 8. Ram Naik (Public Affairs, Bengal)
1. M. Fathima Beevi Maharashtra) 16.Vijayakanth
(Posthumous, Public (Posthumous, Art, Tamil
9. Tejas Madhusudan Pate
Affairs, Kerala) Nadu)
(Medicine, Gujarat)
2. Hormusji N. Cama
10.Olancherry Rajagopal 17.Kundan Vyas (Literature
(Literature, Maharashtra) and Education-
(Public Affairs, Kerala)
3. Mithun Chakraborty (Art, Journalism, Maharashtra)
11.Dattatraya Ambadas
West Bengal)
Mayalu alias Rajdutt (Art,
4. Sitaram Jindal (Trade and Maharashtra)
Industry, Karnataka)
12.Togdan Rinpoche
5. Young Liu (Trade and (Posthumous, Other-
Industry, Taiwan) Spiritualism, Ladakh)
6. Ashwin Balchand Mehta 13.Pyarelal Sharma (Art,
(Medicine, Maharashtra) Maharashtra)
7. Satyabrata Muirjee 14.Chandreshwar Prasad
(Posthumous, Public Thakur (Medicine, Bihar)
Saraswati Samman (Field-Literature)
2023 (33rd) - Prabha Varma (for novel 'Roudra Sathwikam')
2022 (32nd) - Sivashankari (Tamil, for the book 'Surya Vansham')
Dadasaheb Phalke Award (Field-Film)
2023 (53rd) - Vahida Rahman
2020 (52nd) - Asha Parekh
Dadasaheb Phalke International Fil Festival Award 2024
Best Film - Jawan (Director - Atlee Kumar)
Best Actor - Shahrukh Khan (Film - Jawaan)
Best Actress - Rani Mukherjee (Mrs. Chatterjee vs Norway)
Best Director - Sandeep Reddy Vanga (Film - Animal)
Abel Prize (Field-Math)
2024 - Michel Taillegrand (French mathematician)
2023 - Luis Caffarelli (Argentine-American mathematician)
Indira Gandhi Peace Prize
2023 - Daniel Barenboim & Ali Abu Awwad
2022 - Indian Medical Association and Trained Nurses Organization

UNESCO Peace Prize

2022 - Former German Chancellor Angela Merkel for welcoming refugees from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan,
etc.
Gandhi Peace Prize
2021 - Geeta Press, Gorakhpur (UP, India)
2020 - Sheikh Mujibur Rahman (Former President of Bangladesh)
Booker Prize (Field-Literature)
2023 -
2022 - Shehan Karunatilaka (Book - Seven Moons of Maali Almeida)
International Booker Prize (Field Literature)
2023 - Georgi Gospodinov (Bulgaria, Novel - Time Shelter)
2022 - Geetanjali Shree (India, Novel - Tomb of Sand)
Subhash Chandrambose Disaster Management Award
2023 (In Institutional Category) - Odisha State Disaster Management Authority and Lunglei Fire
Station, Mizoram
2024 (In Institutional Category) - 60 Parachute Field Hospital, U.P.
4th National Water Awards 2022
Best Performing State - Madhya Pradesh
Best District - Ganjam (Odisha)
Best Gram Panchayat - Jagannathpuram (Telangana)
Upcoming Sports Events and Venues
1. 33rd Summer Olympic Games: Host: Paris, France - Year: 2024
2. 34th Summer Olympic Games: Host: Los Angeles, USA - Year: 2028
3. 35th Summer Olympic Games: Host: Brisbane, Australia - Year: 2032
4. 25th Olympic Winter Games: Host: Milan & Cortina, Italy - Year: 2026
5. 4th Winter Youth Olympics : Host: South Korea - Year: 2024
6. 4th Summer Youth Olympics: Host: Dakar, Senegal- Year: 2026
7. 38th National Games : Host: Uttarakhand, India - Year: 2024
8. 20th Asian Games: Host: Nagoya, Japan - Year: 2026
9. 21st Asian Games: Host: Doha, Qatar - Year: 2030
10.22nd Asian Games: Host: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia - Year: 2034
11.23rd Commonwealth Games: Host: Victoria, Australia - Year: 2026

1. 23rd FIFA Football World Cup: Host: USA, Mexico, Canada- Year: 2026
2. 24th FIFA Football World Cup: Host: Morocco, Portugal, Spain - Year: 2030
3. 25th FIFA Football World Cup: Host: Saudi Arabia- Year: 2034
4. 14th Cricket World Cup: Host: South Africa, Zimbabwe, Namibia - Year: 2027
5. 15th Cricket World Cup: Host: India and Bangladesh- Year: 2031
6. ICC Women's Cricket World Cup: Host: India - Year: 2025
7. 10th ICC Champions Trophy: Host: Pakistan - Year: 2025
8. 11th ICC Champions Trophy: Host: India - Year: 2029
9. 9th ICC Men's T20 World Cup: Host: USA and West Indies - Year: 2024
10.10th ICC Men's T20 World Cup: Host: India and Sri Lanka - Year: 2026
11.11th ICC Men's T20 World Cup: Host: Australia, New Zealand - Year: 2028
12.9th ICC Women's T20 World Cup: Host: Bangladesh - Year: 2024
13.10th ICC Women's T20 World Cup: Host: England - Year: 2026
14.U-19 Men's Cricket World Cup: Host: South Africa - Year: 2024
15.U-19 Men's T-20 World Cup: Host: Sri Lanka - Year: 2024
16.U-19 Women's T20 World Cup: Host: Malaysia, Thailand - Year: 2025
1. 16th Men's Hockey World Cup: Host: Belgium & Netherlands- Year: 2026
2. First Hockey Fives World Cup: Host: Oman - Year: 2024
3. World Athletics Championships: Host: Glasgow, UK - Year: 2024
4. Women's Boxing World Championships: Host: Kazakhstan - Year: 2024
5. Men's Boxing World Championships: Host: Osaka, Japan - Year: 2025
6. World Weightlifting Championships: Host: Norway - Year: 2025
7. World Badminton Championships: Host: India - Year: 2026
8. 24th Asian Archery Championships: Host: Bangladesh - Year: 2025
9. 14th South Asian Games: Host: Pakistan - Year 2024

Exercise Name Participants Venue Branch

Ex. Purvi Lahar-2024 Indian Navy East Coast Navy Navy
Gagan Shakti-2024 Indian Air Force Field firing range at Pokhran Air Force
Ex. Dustlik-2024 India-Uzbekistan Termez District, Uzbekistan Army
IMT TRILET-2024 India-Mozambique- Tanzania and Mozambique Navy
Tanzania
Tiger Triumph-2024 India-US Eastern Seaboard Navy
Ex. Lamitiye-2024 India-Seychelles Seychelles Army
Sea Defenders-2024 India-US Port Blair Navy
Samudra Lakshman- India-Malaysia Visakhapatnam Navy
2024
5th Dharma Guardian India-Japan Mahajan Field Firing Range Army
Ex. 2024 in Rajasthan
Shanti Prayas-IV Multinational Nepal Army
Sada Tanseeq India-Saudi Arabia Rajasthan Army
Exercise-2024
Desert Cyclone Ex. India-UAE Thar Desert (Rajasthan) Army
2024
Ex-Ayutthaya 2023 India-Thailand - Navy
 MILAN-2024 Multinational Visakhapatnam Navy
11th Khanjar Ex. 2024 India-Kyrgyzstan Bakloh (Himachal Pradesh) Army
India-Egypt Anshas (Egypt) Army
VINBAX-2023 India-Vietnam Vietnam Army
17th Surya Kiran Ex. 2023 India-Nepal Pithoragarh (Uttarakhand) Army
2nd Austra-Hind Ex. 2023 India-Australia Perth (Australia) Army
14th Vajra Prahar Ex. 2023 US-India Umroi (Meghalaya) Army
9th Mitra Shakti Ex. 2023 India-Sri Lanka Aundh (Pune, Maharashtra) Army
Sea Guardian-3 China-Pakistan North Arabian Sea Navy
Bongosagar Ex. 2023 India-Bangladesh North Bay of Bengal Navy
7th Exercise Kazind 2023 India-Kazakhstan Otar (Kazakhstan) Army
MARUEX-2023 Myanmar-Russian Andaman Sea Navy
Harimau Shakti-2023 India-Malaysia Umroi Cantonment, Meghalaya Army
SAMPRITI-XI 2023 India-Bangladesh Umroi, Meghalaya Army
5th AUSINDEX-2023 India-Australia Sydney, Australia Navy
30th SIMBEX-2023 India-Singapore Singapore Navy
21st Varun Exercise 2023 India-France Arabian Sea Navy
27th Malabar Ex. 2023 Quad Countries (Multilateral) East coast of Australia Navy
Nomadic Elephant-2023 India-Mongolia Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia Army
7th JIMEX-2023 India-Japan Visakhapatnam Navy
Security Bond-2023 China, Russia, Iran Gulf of Oman Navy
Multinational Mongolia Army
12th 'Ekuverin' Ex. 2023 India-Maldives Chaubatia, Uttarakhand Army

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