Govt. Exams
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The Tansen Music Festival is held in Gwalior, named after the legendary musician Tansen who served in Akbar's court and was associated with Gwalior.
Both Chanderi and Maheshwari are traditional weaving techniques originating from Madhya Pradesh, known for their fine quality sarees.
Dhuandhar Falls, meaning 'smoke-like cascade', is located on the Narmada River near Jabalpur in Madhya Pradesh.
Tatya Tope was a renowned Maratha general who fought against British forces and led significant guerrilla campaigns in central India.
Chandra Shekhar Azad, the revolutionary freedom fighter, is affectionately known as 'Babuji' and was active in Madhya Pradesh.
Lakshmibai was born into a Brahmin family and was adopted by the Maratha royal family of Jhansi.
Panna district is renowned for diamond mining and is one of the world's significant diamond-producing regions.
The Khajuraho temples in Madhya Pradesh are dedicated to both Shaivism (Lord Shiva) and Jainism, built during the Chandela dynasty.
Mandu fort was primarily developed and fortified during the reign of Akbar, though it existed earlier under the Malwa Sultanate.
