Agricultural Output of India Statewise from 2011 to 2016 - Megathread
All Cereals
Rice
Wheat
Jowar
Bajra
Barley
Maize
Ragi
Small Millets
Pulses
Chana Dal
Arhar
Urad
Moong
Masoor
Horse Gram
Moth
Kidney Beans - Rajma
Cowpea / Lobia / Jhunga
Peas
Oilseeds
Linseed / Flax
Sesame
Groundnuts
Mustard
Castor
Cocounut
Niger Seed
Safflower
Sunflower
Soyabean
Taramira
Sugars
Sugarcane
Jaggery
Fibres
Cotton
Jute
Indigo and Dyes
Drug and Narcotics
Tea
Coffee
Tobacco Leaves
Opium
Betel Leaves
Isabgol
Saffron
Cocoa
All Spices
Cardamom / Elaichi
Chillies
Black Pepper
Dry Ginger
Turmeric / Haldi
Areca Nut
Garlic
Coriander / Dhania
Fennel / Saunf
Cumin / Jeera
Ajwain
Methi
Tamarind / Imly
Nutmeg
Cloves / Laung
Cinnamon / Dalcheeni
All Fruits and Vegetables
Bananas 🍌
Cashew / Kaju
Potato 🥔
Sweet Potato
Tapioca
Onion 🧅
Mango 🥭
All Flowers 💐🌷🌸🌹🌺🌻
Grapes 🍇
Papaya
Apple🍎
Mosambi
Lemon 🍋
Orange 🍊
Lychee
Pineapple 🍍
Cheeku
Cherry 🍒
Almonds
Jackfruit
Pear
Walnut
Guava
Amla
Ber
Passion Fruit
Peaches and Plums
Pomegranate
Strawberry
Nuts and Dry Fruits
Brinjal 🍆
Cabbage
Cauliflower
Okra / Lady's Finger
Tomato 🍅
Drumsticks
Beans
Bitter Gourd
Bottle Gourd
Capsicum
Carrot 🥕
Cucumber 🥒
Muskmelon
Parmal / Potal
Radish
Pumpkin 🎃
Watermelon 🍉
Rubber
Guar
Fodder
Grass
Mulberry / Tut
Mushroom 🍄
Straw and Stalk
Dairy 🥛
Meat 🍖
Eggs 🥚
Wool
Dung 💩
Silkworm Cocoons and Honey🍯
Livestock 🐖🐄🐑🐓
Industrial Wood
Firewood
Forestry🌳
Inland Fish 🐟
Marine Fish 🐡
Fishing and Aquaculture
Agriculture + Fishing + Forestry
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How is Ganesha represented in countries beyond India - a thread
According to Adi Shankaracharya, like the Shaiva, Vaishnava and Shakta tradition in India, there also was a Ganapatya tradition. In this branch of Hinduism, people knew God through Ganesha.
After Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, the Peshwas came to power in Maharashtra and were mainly responsible for the popularity of Ganesha worship as their ishta-dev. While Ganesha is mentioned in the Vedas, it was Puranic times when the deity gained popularity.
Let's discuss how the infamous Lollypop Lagelu lady impacted widespread regions of Bihar and some districts of neighbouring UP and Jharkhand to sway and shake.
As we all know, the region most impacted was Aarah - which isn't technically a district. It is part of the Bhojpur district.
As the line goes - तू लगवेलु जब लिपिस्टिक लगवेलु हिलेला आरा डिस्टिक, the region is said to 'shake' when the lady applies lipstick.
The next pair of regions that fall victim to the lady are the districts of neighbouring states - Ballia from UP and far away from the impact region - Jamshedpur (Tatangar)
गालिया प बलिया झूमे मुस्की प टाटा
The lady's cheeks claim Ballia, and her smile claims Tatanagar.
There are over 1000 varieties of mangoes in India. Less than 20 are grown commercially. The World's 36% of mangoes are produced in India [18 million tonnes]. Second, on the list, China only produces 4 million tonnes.
Despite being the highest producer in the world, the share of Indian mangoes in global mango trade is less than 3% - that too in the canned form. The share of fresh mangoes exports is negligible for India.
Rabindranath Tagore's poems have a unique way of capturing emotions so deep and profound that they often defy description.
To celebrate his birthday, let's embark on a journey to visualize seven of his works with the help of AI. 🎨
1. Megh Boleche Jabo Jabo
"Megh Boleche Jabo Jabo" is a contemplative poem that explores the various aspects of life, such as the passage of time, love, and death, while reflecting on the choices and possibilities each aspect presents
2. Bhenge mor gharer chabi niye jabi
Amidst loneliness and longing, hope blooms as nature's beauty awaits my cherished friend's return.
The Stereotype Content Model applied to the majoritarian Indian worldview
The stereotype content model (SCM) was proposed in 2002 which hypothesises that we judge strangers along two dimensions - warmth and competence.
Warmth determines if they are friendly or not. Competence determines their capacity to act on that perceived intention.
The Strong x Warm attributes are what generate positive bias. In the context of India, it is strong icons, identities, and characters that are aligned with India's interests and exhibit strength. For example- freedom fighters, Indian defence forces, figures like Hanuman and Ram.