Revolutions of India

The Revolution word comes from Latin and is related to the word revolutio, which means a turnaround.

Some people feel unhappy with their lives, some are not happy with the whole system. Those people join together to share ideas and make something change. Sometimes revolutions may or may not include fighting.

Types of Revolutions in India

The Revolution is a successful attempt made by people. The large group of people does an activity to change the political system of their country by force. Let's see in detailed revolutions in india.

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1. Black revolution:
2. Blue revolution:
3. Brown revolution:
4. Golden fiber revolution
5. Golden revolution Fruits
6. Green revolution
7. Green Gold Revolution
8. Gray revolution
9. Pink revolutionOnions:
10. Red revolution:
11. Evergreen revolution
12. Round revolution
13. Silver fiber revolution
14. Silver revolution
15. White revolution
16. Yellow revolution
17. Protein revolution
18. Green Gold Revolution

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1. Black revolution:

The black revolution is related to Crude oil, Petrol Production. The basic aim of the black revolution is to increase the amount of crude oil production.

The Indian govt plans to accelerate the production of ethanol and produced biodiesel.

Revolution Name: Black revolution
Related Product: Crude oil, Petrol Production
Father of Revolution: Unknown

2. Blue revolution:

The blue revolution is related to Fish and Aqua Production. The father of the blue revolution is Dr. Arun Krishnan. The blue revolution word refers to the remarkable emergence of aquaculture and highly productive agricultural activity.

Aquaculture refers to the all forms of active culturing of aquatic animals and plants in marine, brackish, or freshwater.

Revolution Name: Blue revolution
Related Product: Fish and Aqua Production
Father of Revolution: Dr. Arun krishnan

3. Brown revolution:

The brown revolution is related to organic farming and improving soil quality. The brown revolution is also being associated with the increase in the production of coffee, development of leather industry and cocoa production.

Revolution Name: Brown revolution
Related Product: organic farming, Leather, Cocoa Production
Father of Revolution: Unknown

4. Golden fiber revolution

The golden fiber revolution is related to jute production. Jute is a natural fiber with a golden and long, soft, silky shine. Jute is also known as a golden fiber because of its colors and high cash value. Jute is the cheapest fiber procured from the skin of the plant’s stem.

Jute is the second most important vegetable fiber in usage, consumption, production, and availability, after cotton. Jute is started being used in the fabric industry during the industrial revolution. The processed jute is used for making strong threads and other jute products until today.

Revolution Name: Golden fiber revolution
Related Product: Jute Production
Father of Revolution: Unknown

5. Golden revolution Fruits

The golden revolution fruits related to Overall honey, horticulture production. The father of golden revolution is nirpakh tutej. The horticulture sector is the most dynamic and sustainable segment of agriculture.

In India the golden revolution period between 1991 to 2003. During the golden revolution, there is a huge production of fruits and other products. It covers a wide spectrum of crops like fruits.

Revolution Name: Golden revolution Fruits
Related Product: Honey, Horticulture Production
Father of Revolution: Nirpakh tutej

6. Green revolution

The green revolution is related to agricultural producition. The father of green revolution is norman borlong. The green revolution refers to the high yielding variety of seeds and increased use of fertilizer and irrigation methods.

The green revolution is the third agricultural revolution. It is a set of research, technology transfer initiatives period of the 1950s to the late 1960s. During the period increased agricultural production.

The main aim of the green revolution is to increase production to make India self-sufficient in food grains.

Revolution Name: Green revolution
Related Product: Agriculture Production
Father of Revolution: Norman borlong

7. Green Gold Revolution

The green golden revolution is related to promotion of bamboo plants. The green gold revolution for promotion and trade of bamboo plants to increase the economic growth of northeast India.

The Bamboo is called as green gold. It is a wonderful plant that is converted from a single plant to green gold.

Revolution Name: Green Gold Revolution
Related Product: Promotion and trade of Bamboo
Father of Revolution: Unknown

8. Gray revolution

The gray revolution is related to fertilizers. The grey revolution refers to increased fertilizer production and the sustainable development of fertilizers. it’s related to the mal effects of the green revolution of India.

Revolution Name: Gray revolution
Related Product: Fertilizers
Father of Revolution: Unknown

9. Pink revolution:

The pink revolution is related to Pharmaceuticals, Prawns Production. The father of pink revolution is durgesh patel. The pink revolution refers to natural minerals and vitamins. The important role of minerals and vitamins to increase the capacity of resistance.

Revolution Name: Pink revolutionOnions
Related Product: Pharmaceuticals, Prawns Production
Father of Revolution: Durgesh Patel

10. Red revolution:

The red revolution is related to Meat, Tomoto Production. The red revolution is the technological revolution in the field of meat and tomato production. During the red revolution, tomato increases rapidly, including high export growth and better domestic production.

Revolution Name: Red revolution
Related Product: Meat, Tomoto Production
Father of Revolution: Visual tewari

11. Evergreen revolution

The evergreen revolution is related to Intended for overall agriculture production growth Started in 11th 5 year plan. The father of the evergreen revolution is Swaminathan.

The highlights of the evergreen revolution are to increase production and productivity in short and long term goals for food productions. During this period the main aim is to produce more from less land, less pesticide, less water.

This revolution supports better disease crops, better soil health, and fertility without having chemical fertilizers and the use of biological controls to reduce damage caused by pesticides.

Revolution Name: Evergreen revolution
Related Product: Intended for overall agriculture production growth Started in 11th 5 year plan.
Father of Revolution: M.S Swaminathan

12. Round revolution

the round revolution is related to potato prodution. The round revolution is adopted by the government of India to increase in production of potato. The main aim of this resolution is to make doubled or tripled production in a single annual increase.

Revolution Name: Round revolution
Related Product: Potato Production
Father of Revolution: Unknown

13. Silver fiber revolution

The Silver fiber revolution is related to cotton production. The silver revolution is to increase production of cotton.

The period of 1999 to 2000 cotton in our country is 87.30 lakh hectors. Thereafter decreased to 77.85 lakh hectors in the period of 2003 to 2004.

During this revolution higher prices fetched by farmers and a large scale of bt hybrids, more acreages were covered by cotton in the period of 2007 to 2008. Due to this revolution, India becomes the 2nd largest producer of cotton.

Revolution Name: Silver fiber revolution
Related Product: Cotton Production
Father of Revolution: Unknown

14. Silver revolution

The Silver revolution is related to Eggs/Poultry Production. The period of silver revolution time production of eggs was tremendously increased. It was done with the help of medical science and more protein-rich food for the hens.

Revolution Name: Silver revolution
Related Product: Eggs/Poultry Production
Father of Revolution: Indira Gandhi

15. White revolution

The white revolution is related to Milk/Dairy Production. The father of white revolution is verghese kurien. He was a social entrepreneur. The billion-liter idea is the worlds largest agricultural dairy development program made to the world’s largest milk producer.

The double milk available per person within 30 years of the white revolution. It has many benefits such as income, employment, nutrition, education, health, empowerment, etc. The operation flood launched in India in 1970 is the dairy development board (NDDB). It is the world’s biggest dairy development program.

Revolution Name: White revolution
Related Product: Milk/Dairy Production
Father of Revolution: Verghese kurien

16. Yellow revolution

The yellow revolution is related to Oil Seeds Production. The father of yellow revolution is sam pitroda. The yellow revolution is to increase the production of oil seeds like mustard, sesame, etc.

The oilseeds sudden increase in India has witnessed a dramatic turn because of hybrid oil seeds. India achieved a self-sufficient status and became an exporter.

It rises importer to exporter mere annual production. Production improvement created a record within a decade. The revolution has institutional support particularly setup of the technology mission on oilseeds.

Revolution Name: Yellow revolution
Related Product: Oil Seeds Production
Father of Revolution: Sam Pitroda

17. Protein revolution

The Protein revolution is related to Higher production (2nd green revolution). The protein is very important after water. It is a very important micronutrient on earth for human existence and health. Protein is a component required for everybody’s cell in the body. It uses to build and repair tissues.

Revolution Name: Protein revolution
Related Product: Higher production (2nd green revolution)
Father of Revolution: Unknown

Revolutions Defination:

The revolution is a fundamental change in organizational structure that takes place in a short period of time. Revolution is necessary when the population rises up. A revolution is an event that attempts to change a nation, region or society.

Revolutions Meaning:

Revolutions vary in their motives and their aims. Revolution dictionary meaning is ‘forcible overthrow of a government or social order, in favor of the new system.

A very important change in the way that people do things that may be a sudden and great change.

Revolution in India and Their Father

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S.No	Revolution Name	Related Product	Father of Revolution
1	Black revolution	Crude oil, Petrol Production	Unknown
2	Blue revolution	Fish and Aqua Production	Dr. Arun krishnan.
3	Brown revolution	Leather, Cocoa Production	Unknown
5	Golden fiber revolution	Jute Production	Unknown
6	Golden revolution	Fruits, Honey, Horticulture Production	Nirpakh tutej.
7	Green revolution	Agriculture Production	Norman borlong
8	Green Gold Revolution	Promotion and trade of Bamboo	Unknown
9	Gray revolution	Fertilizers	Unknown
10	Pink revolution	Onions, Pharmaceuticals, Prawns Production	Durgesh Patel.
11	Red revolution	Meat, Tomoto Production	Visual tewari.
12	Evergreen revolution	Intended for overall agriculture production growth	Started in 11th 5 year plan.
13	Round revolution	Potato Production	Unknown
14	Silver fiber revolution	Cotton	Unknown
15	Silver revolution	Eggs/Poultry Production	Indira Gandhi.
16	White revolution	Milk/Dairy Production	Verghese kurien.
17	Yellow revolution	Oil Seeds Production	Sam Pitroda
18	Protein revolution	Higher production (2nd green revolution)	Unknown

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Country Capital of the World

Earth is a planet. Human lives on earth. Earth land area is divided into 7 continents. The continents are North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, Asia, Africa and Australia. Asia is the largest continent by area and population in the word.

Antarctica is the least populated continent in the world. We explained briefly every continent well. We provided a list of countries, capital, currency, and language for every continent.

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1. Asia
2. Europe
3. Africa
4. Australia
5. North America
6.South America

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1. Asia:

Asia is the most populated continent in the world. The 60% of the total population lives here. It has 50 countries. It is the largest continent in the world. Asia connected to Europe in the west. Europe and Asia together are called as Eurasia.

Asia continent covers an area 44, 579, 00 square kilometers. It is about 30% of earth total land area and 8.7% of the earth surface area.

Country Capital of Asia

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Afghanistan	Kabul	Afghani	Dari Persian, Pashto
2	Armenia	Yerevan	Dram	Armenian
3	Azerbaijan	Baku	Manat	Azerbaijani
4	Bahrain	Manama	Bahraini Dinar	Arabic
5	Bangladesh	Dhaka	Taka	Bangla
6	Bhutan	Thimphu	Ngultrum	Dzongkha
7	Brunei	Bandar Seri Begawan	Brunei Dollar	Malay
8	Cambodia	Phnom Penh	Riel	Khmer
9	China	Beijing	Chinese Yuan	Mandarin
10	Philippines	Manila	Phillipine Peso	Filipino, English
11	Georgia	Tbilisi	Lari	Georgian
12	India	New Delhi	Indian Rupee	Hindi, English
13	Indonesia	Jakarta	Rupiah	Indonesian
14	Iran	Tehran	Rial	Persian
15	Iraq	Baghdad	Iraqi Dinar	Arabic, Kurdish
16	Israel	Jerusalem	Shekel	Hebrew, Arabic
17	Japan	Tokyo	Yen	Japanese
18	Jordan	Amman	Jordanian Dinar	Arabic
19	Kazakhstan	Astana	Tenge	Kazakh, Russian
20	Kuwait	Kuwait City	Kuwaiti Dollar	Arabic, English
21	Kyrgyzstan	Bishkek	Som	Kyrgyz, Russian
22	Laos	Vientiane	Kip	Lao (Laotian)
23	Lebanon	Beirut	Lebanese Pound	Arabic, French
24	Malaysia	Kuala Lumpur	Ringgit	Malay
25	Maldives	Male	Maldivian Rufiyaa	Dhivehi
26	Mongolia	Ulaanbaatar	Togrog	Mongolian
27	Myanmar (Burma)	Nypyidaw	Kyat	Burmese
28	Nepal	Kathmandu	Nepalese Rupee	Nepali
29	North Korea	Pyongyang	North Korean Won	Korean
30	Oman	Muscat	Omani Rial	Arabic
31	Pakistan	Islamabad	Pakistani Rupee	Urdu, English
32	Philippines	Manila	Philippine peso	‎Filipino
33	Qatar	Doha	Qatari Riyal	Arabic
34	Russia	Moscow	Ruble	Russian
35	saudi arabia	Riyadh	Saudi riyal	Arabic
36	singapore	Singapore	Dollar	English, Malay
37	South Korea	Seoul	South Korean Won	Korean
38	Sri Lanka	Colombo	Sri Lankan rupee	Sinhala
39	syria	Damascus	Syrian pound	Arabic
40	taiwan	Taipei	Taiwan Dollar	Mandarin Chinese
41	Tajikistan	Dushanbe	Tajikistani somoni	Tajiki
42	thailand	Bangkok	Thai baht	Central Thai
43	East Timor (Timor-Leste)	Dilli	United States Dollar	Tetum, Portuguese,Iindonesian
44	turkey	Ankara	Turkish lira	Turkish
45	turkmenistan	Ashgabat	Turkmenistan	Turkmen
46	United Arab Emirates	Abu Dhabi	United Arab Emirates dirham	Arabic
47	uzbekistan	Tashkent	Uzbekistani soʻm	Uzbek
48	vietnam	Hanoi	Vietnamese dong	Vietnamese
49	yemen	Sana'a	Yemeni Rial	Arabic

2. Europe:

It is the economically developed continent with the European Union. It has 51 countries. It covers an area of 10,180,000 square kilometers. It is 2% of the earth’s surface area and 6.8% of land area.

Country Capital of Europe

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Austria	Vienna	Euro	German
2	Belgium	Brussels	Euro	Dutch, French, German
3	Bulgaria	Sofia	Lev	Bulgarian
4	Croatia	Zagreb	Croatian	Kuna
5	Cyprus	Nicosia	Euro	Greek, Turkish
6	Czech Republic	Prague	Czech Koruna	Czech, Slovak
7	Denmark	Copenhagen	Danish Krone	Danish
8	Estonia	Tallinn	Estonian Kroon, Euro	Estonian
9	Finland	Helsinki	Euro	Finnish, Swedish
10	France	Paris	Euro, CFP Franc	French
11	Germany	Berlin	Euro	German
12	Greece	Athens	Euro	Greek
13	Hungary	Budapest	Forint	Hungarian
14	Republic of Ireland	Dublin	Euro	English, Irish
15	Italy	Rome	Euro	Italian
16	Latvia	Riga	Lats	Latvian
17	Lithuania	Vilnius	Lithuanian Litas	Lithuanian
18	Luxembourg	Luxembourg	Euro	German, French,Luxembourgish
19	Malta	Valletta	Euro	Maltese, English
20	Netherlands	Amsterdam, The Hague	Euro	Dutch
21	Poland	Warsaw	Zloty	Polish
22	Portugal	Lisbon	Euro	Portuguese
23	Romania	Bucharest	Romanian Rupee	Romanian
24	Slovakia	Bratislava	Euro	Slovak
25	slovenia	Ljubljana	Euro	Slovenian
26	spain	Madrid	Euro	Spanish
27	sweden	Stockholm	Swedish krona	Swedish
28	United Kingdom	London	Pound sterling	English
29	Montenegro	Podgorica	Euro	Montenegrin
30	Norway	Oslo	Norwegian Krone	Norwegian
31	Moldova	Chisinau	Moldovan Leu	Moldovan (Romanian)
32	Monaco	Monaco	Euro	French, Italian, English
33	Liechtenstein	Vaduz	Swiss Franc	German
34	Macedonia	Skopje	Macedonian Denar	Macedonian
35	Kosovo	Pristina	Euro	Albanian, Serbian
36	Iceland	Reykjavik	Icelandic Krona	Icelandic
37	Belarus	Minsk	Belarusian Ruble	Belarusian, Russian
38	Bosnia and Herzegovina	Sarajevo	Convertible Mark	Bosnian, Croatian, Serbian
39	Albania	Tirane	Lek	Albanian
40	Andorra	Andorra la Vella	Euro	Catalan

3. Africa:

Africa is the second largest continent in the world after Asia. It has 54 countries. It covers 20.4% of its total land area and 6% of earth’s total surface area. The world largest desert located in the Africa and it covers 25% of the Africa continent.

Country Capital of Africa

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Algeria	Algiers	Algerian Dinar	Arabic, Tamazight, French
2	Angola	Luanda	Kwanza	Portuguese
3	Benin	Porto-Novo	West African CFA Franc	French
4	Botswana	Gaborone	Pula	English, Tswana
5	Burkina Faso	Ouagadougou	West African CFA Franc	French
6	Burundi	Bujumbura	Burundi Franc	Kirundi, French
7	cabo verde	Praia	Cape Verdean escudo	Portuguese
8	Cameroon	Yaounde	Central African CFA Franc	French, English
9	Central African Republic	Bangui	Central African CFA Franc	Sango, French
10	Chad	N'Djamena	Central African CFA Franc	French, Arabic
11	Comoros	Moron	Comorian Franc	Comorian, Arabic, French
12	Democratic Republic Of the Congo	Kinshasa	Congolese Franc	French
13	Republic of the Congo	Brazzaville	Central African CFA Franc	French
14	Djibouti	Djibouti	Djiboutian Franc	Arabic, French
15	Egypt	Cairo	Egyptian Pound	Arabic
16	equatorial guinea	Malabo	Central African CFA franc	Spanish
17	Eritrea	Asmara	Nakfa	Arabic, Tigrinya, English
18	Ethiopia	Addis Ababa	Birr	Amharic
19	Gabon	Libreville	Central African CFA Franc	French
20	The Gambia	Banjul	Dalasi	English
21	Ghana	Accra	Ghanaian Cedi	English
22	Guinea	Conakry	Guinean Franc	French
23	Guinea-Bissau	Bissau	West African CFA Franc	Portuguese
24	Kenya	Nairobi	Kenyan Shilling	Swahili, English
25	Lesotho	Maseru	Loti	Sesotho, English
26	Liberia	Monrovia	Liberian Dollar	English
27	Libya	Tripoli	Libyan Dinar	Arabic
28	Madagascar	Antananarivo	Malagasy Ariary	Malagasy, French, English
29	Malawi	Lilongwe	Malawi Kwacha	English
30	Mali	Bamako	West African CFA Franc	French
31	Mauritania	Nouakchott	Ouguiya	Arabic
32	Mauritius	Port Louis	Mauritian Rupee	English
33	Morocco	Rabat	Moroccan Dirham	Arabic
34	Mozambique	Maputo	Mozambican Metical	Portuguese
35	Namibia	Windhoek	Namibian Dollar	English, Afrikaans, German
36	Niger	Niamey	West African CFA Franc	French
37	Nigeria	Abuja	Naira	English
38	Rwanda	Kigali	Rwandan Franc	Kinyarwanda, French, English
39	senegal	Dakar	CFA Franc	French
40	seychelles	Victoria	Seychellois rupee	English and French
41	sierra leone	Freetown	Sierra Leonean leone	English
42	somalia	Mogadishu	Somali shilling	Somali, Arabic
43	south africa	Cape Town	South African rand	Afrikaans
44	south sudan	Juba	South Sudanese pound	English
45	sudan	Khartoum	Sudanese pound	Sudanese Arabic
46	swaziland	Mbabane	Swazi lilangeni	English
47	tanzania	Dodoma	Tanzanian shilling	Swahili
48	togo	Lomé	CFA franc	French
49	tunisia	Tunis	Tunisian dinar	Arabic
50	uganda	Kampala	Ugandan shilling	Swahili,English
51	zambia	Lusaka	Zambian Kwacha	English
52	zimbabwe	Harare	US Dollar	English, Shona
53	Equatorial Guinea	Malabo	Central African CFA Franc	Spanish, French, Portuguese
54	Cape Verde	Praia	Cape Verdean Escudo	Portuguese
55	Cote d'Ivoire (Ivory Coast)	Yamoussoukro, Abidjan	West African CFA Franc	French

4. Australia:

Australia is the least populated continent after Antarctica. It has 14 countries. It covers 0.3% of the total earth’s population lives here.

Country Capital of Australia

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Australia	Canberra	Australian Dollar	English
2	Fiji	Suva	Fijian Dollar	English, Bau Fijian, Hindi
3	Kiribati	Tarawa Atoll	Kiribati Dollar	English, Gilbertese
4	Marshall Islands	Majuro	United States Dollar	Marshallese, English
5	Federal States of Micronesia	Palikir	United States Dollar	English
6	Nauru	Yaren	Australian Dollar	English, Nauran
7	New Zealand	Wellington	New Zealand Dollar	English
8	Palau	Melekeok	United States Dollar	English, Palauan
9	papua new guinea	Port Moresby	Papua New Guinean kina	Tok Pisin, English, Hiri Motu
10	samoa	Apia	Samoan tālā	Samoan, English
11	solomon islands	Honiara	Solomon Islands dollar	English
12	Tonga	Nukuʻalofa	Tongan paʻanga	Tongan
13	Papua New Guinea	Port Moresby Papa	Papa New Guinean Kina	English, Tok Pisin,Hiri Motu

5. North America:

North America is the third largest continent by area. It has 23 countries. It is the fourth populated continent in the world. It covers an area of 24,709,000 square kilometers and it is about 16.5% of the earth’s land area and 4.8% of its total surface. The USA is the largest economy in the world.

Country Capital of North America

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Antigua and Barbuda	Saint John's	East Caribbean Dollar	English
2	The Bahamas	Nassau	Bahamian Dollar	English
3	Barbados	Bridgetown	Barbadian Dollar	English
4	Belize	Belmopan	Belize Dollar	English
5	Canada	Ottawa	Canadian Dollar	English, French
6	Costa Rica	San Jose	Colon	Spanish
7	El Salvador	San Salvador	United States Dollar	Spanish
8	Grenada	St. George's	East Caribbean Dollar	English, Patois
9	Guatemala	Guatemala City	Quetzal	Spanish
10	Haiti	Port-au-Prince	Gourde	Haitian Creole, French
11	Honduras	Tegucigalpa	Lempira	Spanish
12	Jamaica	Kingston	Jamaican Dollar	English
13	Mexico	Mexico City	Mexican Peso	Spanish
14	Nicaragua	Managua	Cordoba	Spanish
15	Panama	Panama City	Balboa	Spanish
16	Cuba	Havana	Cuban Peso	Spanish
17	Dominica	Rosesau	East Caribbean Dollar	English, French,Antillean Creole
18	Dominican Republic	Santo Domingo	Dominican Peso	Spanish

6. South America:

South America considered a subcontinent of the America. It is the fourth largest continent by area. It is the fifth populated continent in the world. It covers an area 17,840,000 square kilometers. The largest forest located in South America that is Amazon. Forest covers 30% of the South America total area.

Country Capital of South America

S.No	Country	Capital	Currency	Language
1	Argentina	Buenos Aires	Argentine Peso	Spanish
2	Bolivia	La Paz, Sucre	Boliviano	Spanish, Quechua, Aymara
3	Brazil	Brasilia	Real	Portuguese
4	Chile	Santiago	Chilean Peso	Spanish
5	Colombia	Bogota	Colombian Peso	Spanish
6	Ecuador	Quito	United States Dollar	Spanish
7	Guyana	Georgetown	Guyanese Dollar	English
8	Paraguay	Asuncion	Guarani	Spanish, Guarani
9	Peru	Lima	Nuevo Sol	Spanish

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List of Awards in India

An award is a prize or certificate that a person is given for doing something well in any field. Awards are different types, depends on the field of work.

The award was given for outstanding contribution towards in the field of arts, literature, science and public service. Let's See list of awards.

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I. Civilian Awards
II. Militery Awards
III. Awards for Literature
IV. Awards in Sports
V. Police awards
VI. Bravery Awards
VII. Leadership awards
VIII. Film awards
IX. Science Awards
X. Agriculture Awards
XI. Journalism Awards in India

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I. Civilian Awards

The civilian awards are to be instituted irrespective of any distinction of race, occupation, caste, position, or gender.

The most important civilian awards in India are Bharata Ratna, Padma Vibhushan, padma Bhushan, Padma Shri.

Civilian Awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	Bharat Ratna	Arts, Literature, Science and Public Services
2.	Sardar Patel National Unity Award	Highest civilian award of the country equal to Bharat Ratna.
A) Padma Awards
1.	Padma Vibhushan	Exceptional and distinguished service.
2.	Padma Bhushan	Distinguished service of a high order.
3.	Padma Shri	Exceptional and distinguished service in any field.

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II. Militery Awards

Gallantry awards of India are known as Military awards. Military awards are given as a mark of honor for military outstanding service or achievement.

The decoration is often a medal consisting of a ribbon and a medallion awarded for extraordinary bravery and courage, as well as distinguished service during times of war and peace.

Militery Awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
A) Wartime Gallantry Awards:
1.	Param Vir Chakra (PVC)	Distinguished acts of valour during wartime.
2.	Maha Vir Chakra	Acts of conspicuous gallantry in the presence of the enemy, whether on land, at sea or in the air.
3.	Vir Chakra	Acts of gallantry in the presence of the enemy on the battlefield
B) Peacetime Gallantry Awards:
1.	Ashok Chakra	Valour, courageous action or self-sacrifice away from the battlefield.
2.	Kirti Chakra	Awarded for valour, courageous action or self-sacrifice away from the field of battle
3.	Shaurya Chakra	Valour, courageous action or self-sacrifice while not engaged in direct action with the enemy.
C) Wartime/Peacetime Service Awards
1.	Sena Medal/ Naw Sena Medal / Vayusena Medal	It Is also a Wartime Gallantry Award
2.	Param Vishist Seva Medal	Distinguished service, to all ranks of the armed forces
3.	Ati Vishist Seva Meal	Distinguished service of an exceptional order" to all ranks of the armed forces
4.	Vishist Seva Medal	Distinguished service of a high order" to all ranks of the Indian Armed forces.
D) Wartime Distinguished Service
1.	Sarvottam Yudh Seva Medal	Wartime distinguished service
2.	Uttam Yudh Seva Medal	Wartime distinguished service
3.	Yudh Seva Medal	Wartime Distinguished Service
E) Awards For Women
1.	Nari Shakti Puraskar ( For women)	Highest civilian award for recognising service to the cause of women's empowerment in India
F) Awards For Children
1.	National Child Award	Acts of bravery.
2.	National Bal Shree Honour	Bravery

III. Awards for Literature

A literary award presented in recognition of literary piece or body of work. It is normally presented to an author.

Literary awards are helpful for promoting literature and highlighting achievements in this field.

Awards for Literature

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	Jnanpith award	Outstanding contribution towards literature
2	Sahitya Akademi Award	Books in Indian Languages and English.
3	Sahitya Akademi Fellowship	awarded for literary work in any of the 24 recognised languages
4.	Saraswati Samman	Poetry literary works in any 22 Indian language listed in Schedule VIII of the Constitution of India
5.	Bhasha Samman	Indian writers, who writes in regional languages, other than 24 national languages of India
6.	Vyas Samman	Literature
7.	Vachaspati Samman	Sanskrit Literature
8.	Translation Awards	Translation
9.	Anand Coomarswamy Fellowships	literary works
10.	Premchand Fellowship	It is given to "a person of eminence in the field of culture and literature
11.	Moorti Devi Award	A literary and research organisation
12.	Bihari Puraskar	Hindi and Rajasthani writers of Rajasthan

IV. Awards in Sports

Sports Awards are given for the excellence of the sportsperson in sports.

The major awards in the sports field of India are Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna, Arjuna Award, Dronacharya Award, Dhyan Chand Award.

Awards in Sports

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna Award	Sports person
2	Arjuna Award	Recognize outstanding achievement in sports
3	Dronacharya Award	Eminent coaches
4.	Dhyan Chand Award	Veteran sports persons
5.	C. K. Nayudu Award	CK Nayudu Lifetime Achievement award
6.	Karbir Samman	Literature (Madhya Pradesh)

V. Police awards

Police awards

The Police Medal awarded to members of law enforcement in India. It is a decoration award.

The major police madals are President's Police Medal, President's Fire Services Medal, President's Correctional Service Medal, President's Home Guards and Civil Defence Medal.

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	President's Police Medal	Gallantry
2.	President's Fire Services Medal	Gallantry
3.	President's Correctional Service Medal	Gallantry
4.	President's Home Guards and Civil Defence Medal	Gallantry
5.	Police Medal	Gallantry
6.	Fire Services Medal	Gallantry
7.	Correctional Service Medal	Gallantry
8.	Home Guards and Civil Defence Medal	Gallantry
9.	President's Police Medal	Distinguished Service
10.	President's Fire Services Medal	Distinguished Service
11.	President's Correctional Service Medal	Distinguished Service
12.	President's Home Guards and Civil Defence	Distinguished Service
13.	Police Medal	Meritorious Service
14.	Fire Services Medal	Meritorious Service
15.	Correction Service Medal	Meritorious Service
16.	Home Guards and Civil Defence Medal	Meritorious Service
17.	President Tatrakshak Medal

VI. Bravery Awards

The Bravery Awards are given to the children below 16 years of age. Bravery awards for meritorious acts of bravery against all odds. The awards are given every year to the 25 Indian children.

Bravery Awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1	National Bravery Award	Recognition to the children who distinguish themselves by performing outstanding deeds of bravery and meritorious service
2	Bharat Award	Bravery Award
3	Sanjay Chopra Award	Given to a boy and a girl for acts of bravery
4	Geeta Chopra Award	Given to a boy and a girl for acts of bravery
5	Kritin Bhardwaj Award	Self-sacrifice away from the battlefield
6	Sarvottam Jeevan Raksha Padak	Awarded to civilians to reward saving lives from drowning, fire, or mine accidents.
7	Uttam Jeevan Raksha Padak	It is awarded for "courage and promptitude under circumstances of very great danger to the life of the rescue
8	Jeevan Raksha Padak	Courage and promptitude in saving life under circumstances of grave bodily injury to the rescuer

VII. Leadership awards

Leadership Awards are given for remarkable business leaders of innovative strategies and organizations committed to excellence, developing best practices.

Leadership awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	International Gandhi Peace Prize	Social, Economic and Political revolution
2.	Indira Gandhi Prize	awarded to individuals or organizations in recognition of their creative efforts towards promoting international peace, development.

VIII. Film awards

The film awards are given to persons, groups, organizations for recognizing achievement in cinema, usually award with various names.

The major film awards are the Dadasaheb Phalke Award, Sangeet-Natak Akademi Award, IIFA Awards, etc.

Film awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1.	Dadasaheb Phalke Award	Cinema/Films
2.	Sangeet-Natak Akademi Award	Music, dance and Drama
3.	IIFA Awards	Excellence in cinematic achievements for Bollywood
4.	Zee Cine Awards	Excellence in Hindi cinema - the democratic way
5.	Filmfare Awards	Excellence in cinematic achievements in Hindi Film Industry
6.	National Film Awards	Best of Indian cinema

IX. Science Awards

Science Award is the most prestigious national recognition by the Government of India for outstanding contribution to science. The primary criterion for the award is demonstrated and widely accepted excellence in science.

The award covers all areas of research in science including medicine, engineering, and agriculture.

Science and Technology

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1	Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Prize	Science & Technology
2	Dhanwantari Award	Medical Science
3	Lal Bahadur Shastri National Award	Public Administration, Academics and Management

X. Agriculture Awards

Agriculture Awards' given to honor and recognize the contributions made by the heroes in the field of Indian agriculture.

The Awards are given annually in different categories to those individuals and organizations, who have made outstanding contributions in their respective fields.

Agriculture Awards

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
A) ICAR awards to farmers
1	Jagjivan Ram Innovative Farmer Award	The country to encourage his achievement
2	N.G. Ranga Farmer Award	Diversified Agriculture
3	Haldhar Organic Farmer Award	Organic Farmer
B) ICAR awards to the institutions
1	Sardar Patel Outstanding ICAR Institution Award	Outstanding Performance
2	Chaudhary Devi Lal Outstanding All India Coordinated Research Project Award	Coordinated Research Project
3	Pandit Deen Dayal Upadhyay Krishi Vigyan Protshahan Puraskar	Krishi Vigyan
4	Atal Bihari Vajpayee ICAR Challenge Award	Challenge
5	Rafi Ahmed Kidwai Award	Outstanding Research in Agricultural Sciences
6	Vasantrao Naik Award	Outstanding Research Application in Dry Land Farming Systems
7	Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Award	Outstanding Research in Tribal Farming Systems
C) Crystal National Agri Awards - 12 awards for farmers
D) Mahindra Samriddhi India Agri Awards
1	Krishak Samrat Samman	Farmer of the year – Male
2	Krishi Prerna Samman	Farmer of the year – Female
3	Krishi Yuva Samman	Farmer of the year – Youth
4	Krishi Samrat Samman	Krishi Samrat
5	Krishi Shiksha Samman	Agricultural University in India
6	Krishi Vigyan Kendra Samman
7	Krishi Sahyog Samman	Krishi Sahyog
E) Udyan Pandit Award given for excellence in the cultivation of fruits grown in India
F) Agriculture Leadership Awards
1	Best Fisheries State Award	Fisheries
2	International Leadership Award	Leadership
3	Life Time Achievement Award etc.	Achievement
G) Borlaug Award
H) Awards by State Governments
1	Punjab	Hero of the Farmers
2	West Bengal	Krishak Sanman Puraskar, Krishi Ratna, Krishi Rabi Award
3	Bihar	Best Progressive Farmer, Green Lady Award
4	Jharkhand	Best SRI farmer Award, Sarwashreshth Krishak Puruskar
5	Andaman and Nicobar Islands	Island’s Best Farmer Award, Lt Governor’s Commendation Certificate

XI. Journalism Awards in India

Journalism Awards are given to recognize courage and commitment and showcase the outstanding contributions of journalists from across the country.

RNG awards are one of the most prestigious awards in India in the field of journalism.

Journalism Awards in India

S.No	Award	Field of Contribution
1	Ramnath Goenka Excellence	To recognise courage and commitment and showcase the outstanding contributions of journalists from across the country

Important Key Points

• The bharat ratna is the highest civilian award in india.
• The sardar patel national unity award is one of the highest civilian awards of the country equal to bharat ratna.
• Padma awards are given exceptional and distinguished service in any field.
• Gallantry awards are given for the brave and gallant people etc.
• Param vir chakra is the highest military award, equivalent to the Victoria Cross
• Ashoka Chakra award is the peacetime equivalent of the Param Vir Chakra award.
• The highest literary award in india is Jnanpith award.
• National film awards india official website
• Who presents national film awards in india ? and who gives national film awards in india ? . National Film Awards are two types Feature Films and Non-Feature Films. Dadasaheb Phalke award, are presented by the President of India
• Who got national awards in india ? , who got most national award in india ? and who got more national awards in india ?. Satyajit Ray got 32 national awards in various categories. Shabana Azmi got 5 National Film Awards, Kamal Haasan got 4 National Film Awards etc.
• Who gives national awards in india ? . President of India presents the awards.
• What is national award in india ? The award is given for national service.

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Thermal Power Plants in India

More than 65 percent of India's electricity generation capacity comes from thermal power plants. 85 percent of the country's thermal power generation based on coal.

A thermal power plant is mostly a steam-driven power plant. The turbines spin by force using an electric generator or using any other power. India is consuming 70% of the electricity comes from thermal power plants.

Key Points:

• India's biggest power source is thermal power.
• More than 70% of the thermal energy consumed in India.

Here we have given top 10 thermal power plants in india and location of thermal power plants in india, which is useful for candidates preparing for IBPS SBI PO Clerk Bank exams, SSC, Railway, etc.

1. Vindhyachal Super Thermal Power Station:

It is the first thermal power plant in india. Vindhyachal thermal power station operated by NTPC. It is located in Madhya Pradesh, Singrauli district.

Vindyachal power plant is the coal-based thermal power plant in India. The power plant capacity is 4760MW. It is the largest thermal power plants in india.

Key Points:

• Operator: NTPC
• Location: Vindhya Nagar, Singrauli, Madhya Pradesh
• Operational Units: 7 × 500 MW, 6 × 210 MW
• Capacity (MW): 4,760
• Opened: 1987

2. Mundra Thermal Power Station:

Mundra thermal power station operated by Adani power. It is located in Gujarat, Kutch district.

Mundra thermal power station is a coal-based power plant. The capacity of the power plant is 4,620MW. It is currently the second biggest operating thermal power plant in India.

Key Points:

• Operator: Adani Power
• Location: Mundra, Kutch, Gujarat
• Capacity : 4,620MW
• Operational Units: 5 × 660 MW, 4 × 330 MW
• Opened: 2008

3. Mundra Ultra Mega Power Project:

Mundra Ultra Mega Power Plant (UMPP) is operated by Coastal Gujarat Power Limited (CGPL), a subsidiary of Tata Power. It is located in Gujarat, Kutch district.

The capacity of the Mundra ultra mega power project is 4,000MW. It is a coal-fired power plant. It is the third-largest thermal power plant in India.

Key Points:

• Operator: Tata Power
• Location: Mundra, Kutch, Gujarat
• Capacity (MW): 4,000
• Operational Units:: 5 × 800 MW
• Opened: 2012

4. KSK Mahanadi Power Project:

KSK Mahanadi power project operated by KSK Energy Ventures Limited. It is located at Nariyara village in Akaltara tehsil of Janjgir-Champa district in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh.

KSK Mahanadi power project capacity is 3600 MW. It is a coal-fired power plant.

Key Points:

• Operator: KSK Energy Ventures Limited
• Location: Nariyara, Janjgir–Champa district, Chhattisgarh
• Capacity (MW): 3,600
• Operational Units::6×600 MW
• Opened: 2014

5. Jindal Megha Power Plant:

Jindal Megha power plant operated by Jindal Power Limited. The power plant is which is a subsidiary of Jindal Steel and Power. It is located in Tamnar village near Raigarh town in Raigarh district in the Indian state of Chhattisgarh.

Jindal Megha power plant capacity is 3400MW. It is a coal-based thermal power plant. The coal for the plant is sourced from the captive coal mine.

Key Points:

• Operator: Jindal
• Location: Tamnar, Raigarh, Chhattisgarh
• Capacity (MW): 3,400
• Operational Units::4×250 MW
• Opened: 2007

6. Tiroda Thermal Power Station:

The Tiroda thermal power plant operated by adani power Maharashtra. It is located in Tirora, Gondia, Maharashtra.

The Capacity of Tiroda thermal power plant is a 3,300MW. It is a coal-based power generation plant.

Key Points:

• Operator: Adani Power
• Location: Tirora, Gondia, Maharashtra
• Capacity (MW): 3,300
• Operational Units:: 5x660 MW
• Opened: 2009

7. Barh Super Thermal Power Station:

Barh super thermal power station operated by NTPC. It is located in India's Bihar state, Patna, Barh.

The capacity of barh super thermal power station is 3300. It is coal-based power plant.

Key Points:

• Operator: NTPC
• Location: Barh, Patna, Bihar
• Capacity (MW): 3,300
• Operational Units: 2 X 660 MW 3 X 660 MW
• Opened: 1999

8. Talcher Super Thermal Power Station:

The talcher super thermal power station operated by NTPC. It is located in the Angul district of Odisha.

The capacity of talcher super thermal power station is a 3,000MW. It coal-fired power plant. It is also known as NTPC Talcher Kaniha.

Key Points:

• Operator: NTPC
• Location: Kaniha, Angul, Odisha
• Capacity (MW): 3,000
• Operational Units: ‎6 × 500 MW
• opened:1995

9. Sipat Thermal Power Plant:

Sipat super thermal power plant operated by NTPC. It is located in Sipat, Bilaspur district, Chhattisgarh.

Sipat super thermal power plant capacity is 2,980MW. It ranks as the eighth-largest thermal power station in India. It is a coal-based power plant.

Key Points:

• Operator: NTPC
• Location: Sipat, Bilby NTPC, Operataspur, Chhattisgarh
• Capacity (MW): 2,980
• Operational Units: 3x 660 MW, 2x500
• Opened: 2013

10. NTPC Dadri:

National capital power station operated by NTPC. It is located in Gautam Budh Nagar district of Uttar Pradesh.

The capacity of the national capital power station is 2637MW. It is a coal & gas-fired thermal power plant.

Key Points:

• Operated: NTPC
• Location‎: ‎Gautam Budh Nagar district, Uttar Pradesh
• Capacity: 2,637 MW
• Operational Units: ‎1820 MW Coal & 817 MW Gas
• Opened‎: ‎1991

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Biggest Cricket Stadiums in the World

A cricket field is a large place on which the game of cricket is played. It is oval in shape. There are no fixed dimensions for the cricket ground. It usually diameter varies between 450 feet and 500 feet.

There are many varieties of cricket grounds. Some grounds are almost perfect circles, some elongated ovals and some entirely irregular shapes but they will have entirely curved boundaries.

Cricket Stadiums in the World

S.No	Stadium	Location	Sport	Capacity
Stadiums in Sri Lanka
1	R.Premadasa Stadium	Colombo	Cricket	35000
2	Galle International Stadium	Galle	Cricket	35,000
3	Pallekele International Cricket Stadium	Pallekele	Cricket	35000
4	Mahinda Rajapaksa International Stadium	Hambantota	Cricket	34,300
5	Rangiri Dambulla International Stadium	Dambulla	Cricket	16,800
6	Tyronne Fernando Stadium	Moratuwa	Cricket	16000
7	P. Sara Oval	Colombo	Cricket	15000
8	Sinhalese Sports Club Ground	Colombo	Cricket	10000
9	Asgiriya Stadium	Kandy	Cricket	10,000
10	Colombo Cricket Club Ground	Colombo	Cricket	6000
Stadiums in Bangladesh
1	Sher-e-Bangla National Cricket Stadium	Dhaka	Cricket	25,416
2	Khan Shaheb Osman Ali Stadium	Fatullah	Cricket	25,000
3	Chittagong Stadium	Chittagong	Cricket	22,000
4	Sylhet International Cricket Stadium	Sylhet	Cricket	18,500
5	Zohur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium	Pahartali	Cricket	18,148
6	Sheikh Abu Naser Stadium	Khulna	Cricket	15,000
Stadiums in Pakistan
1	Jinnah Stadium, Gujranwala	Punjab	Cricket	40,000
2	Jinnah Stadium Sialkot	Punjab	Cricket	40,000
3	Multan Cricket Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	35,000
4	Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	28,000
5	Gaddafi Stadium	Lahore	Cricket	27,000
6	Arbab Niaz Stadium	Peshawar	Cricket	20,000
7	Sargodha Cricket Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	20,000
8	Ibn-e-Qasim Bagh Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	18,000
9	Iqbal Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	18,000
10	Bahawal Stadium	Punjab	Cricket	15000
Stadiums in Australia
1	Melbourne Cricket Ground	Melbourne	Cricket	1,00,024
2	Adelaide Oval	Adelaide	Cricket	53,500
3	Sydney Cricket Ground	Sydney	Cricket	46,000
4	The Gabba	Woolloongabba	Cricket	42,000
5	W.A.C.A. Ground	Perth	Cricket	24,500
6	Manuka Oval	Canberra	Cricket	16,000
7	Marrara Cricket Ground	Darwin	Cricket	‎12,500
8	Cricket Victoria	St Kilda VIC	Cricket	7,000
Stadiums in New Zealand
1	McLean Park	Napier	Cricket	19,700
2	Basin Reserve	Wellington	Cricket	11,600
3	Hagley Oval	Christchurch	Cricket	8,000
4	Saxton Oval	Nelson	Cricket	6,000
Stadiums in England
1	Lord's Cricket Ground	UK	Cricket	30,000
2	The Brit Oval	London	Cricket	‎25,500
3	edgbaston birmingham cricket ground	Birmingham	Cricket	25,000
4	The Oval	Kennington	Cricket	23,500
5	Yorkshire Cricket Ground	Leeds	Cricket	18,350
6	Bristol County Ground	Bristol	Cricket	17,500
7	Ageas Bowl	Hampshire	Cricket	16,500
4	Sophia Gardens-	Cardiff	Cricket	15,643
7	Trent Bridge	West Bridgford	Cricket	17,500
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Stadiums in South Africa
1	Kingsmead Cricket Ground	Durban	Cricket	25,500
2	Imperial Wanderers Stadium	Sandton	Cricket	34,000
3	De Beers Diamond Oval	Pretoria	Cricket	22,000
4	Centurion Supersport Park	Pretoria	Cricket	22,000
Stadiums in West Indies
1	Kensington Oval Barbados	Barbados	Cricket	28,000
2	Bourda Cricket Ground	Guyana	Cricket	25,000
3	Sabina Park Kingston	Jamaica	Cricket	15,600
4	Queen's Park Oval	Trinidad & Tobago	Cricket	20,000
5	Darren Sammy Cricket Ground	St Lucia	Cricket	15,000
6	Providence Stadium	Jamaica	Cricket	15,000
7	Guyana Cricket Stadium Georgetown	Guyana	Cricket	15,000
8	Antigua Recreation Ground	Antigua & Barbuda	Cricket	12,000
Stadiums in Zimbabwe
1	Queens Sports Club	Bulawayo	Cricket	12,497
2	Bulawayo Athletic Club	Bulawayo	Cricket	12,000
3	Harare Sports Club	Zimbabwe	Cricket	10,000
Stadiums in United Arab Emirates
1	Dubai International Stadium	Dubai	Cricket	25,000
2	Sheikh Zayed Stadium	Abu Dhabi	Cricket	20,000
3	Sharjah Cricket Stadium	Sharjah	Cricket	17,000
Stadiums in India
1	Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium	Jalandhar	Cricket	55,000
2	Sardar Vallabhai Patel Motera Stadium	Ahmedabad	Cricket	54,000
3	MA Chidambaram Stadium	Chennai	Cricket	50,000
4	Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium	Nagpur	Cricket	45,000
5	Arun Jaitley Stadium	Delhi	Cricket	41,820
6	Barkatullah Khan Stadium	Jodhpur	Cricket	40,000
7	M.Chinnaswamy Stadium	Bangalore	Cricket	40,000
8	Wankhede Stadium	Mumbai	Cricket	33,108
9	Green Park Stadium	Kanpur	Cricket	32,000
10	Sawai Mansingh Stadium	Jaipur	Cricket	30,000

Key Points:

• The biggest cricket stadium in the world is Melbourne Cricket Ground with a total capacity of 100,024.
• The largest cricket stadium in the world and largest cricket stadium in the world by size is also Melbourne Cricket Ground.
• The highest cricket grounds in the world is Chail Cricket ground. The ground is located at an altitude of 2,444 meters.
• Top 10 cricket stadiums in the world are Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eden Gardens, Shaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium, Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, Greenfield International Stadium, Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium. DY Patil Sports Stadium, Adelaide Oval, Ekana International Cricket Stadium, Docklands Stadium.
• The smallest cricket stadium in the world by boundary is Feroz Shah Kotla Ground located in Delhi. It is the smallest international cricket ground as per size.
• Top 5 cricket stadiums in the world are Melbourne Cricket Ground, Eden Gardens, Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket StadiumShaheed Veer Narayan Singh International Cricket Stadium, Greenfield International Stadium.
• Covered cricket stadium in the world is Docklands Stadium located in Australia.
• Which are the best cricket stadium in the world, most beautiful cricket stadiums in the world, and the most popular cricket stadium in the world? 1. Lord's Cricket Stadium, London, 2. Queenstown Event Centre, New Zealand. 3.Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium, Dharamshala, India. 4. Melbourne Cricket Ground, Australia. 5. Pukekura Park Cricket Stadium, New Zealand. 6. Eden Gardens, Kolkata, India. 7. Galle International Stadium, Sri Lanka.
• Upcoming cricket stadiums in the world are 1. Gwalior International Cricket Stadium, India (Capacity - 60000), 2. Purbachal International Cricket Stadium, Bangladesh (Capacity - 70000).
• Which is the first cricket stadium in the world? The first officially recognized cricket ground in the world was the Melbourne Cricket Ground located in Melbourne, Victoria in Australia.
• The second-largest cricket stadium in the world is Eden Gardens located in India.

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