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The RPSC was established in 1951 after India's independence and the integration of Rajasthan as a state.
Ravanhatta is a single-stringed traditional Rajasthani musical instrument played with a bow, used in folk and classical performances.
After repeated attacks, Maharana Udai Singh II shifted the capital from Chittorgarh to Udaipur in 1568 for better strategic positioning.
'Padharo Mhaaro Desh' (Visit Our Land) is a campaign promoting domestic tourism and heritage awareness among Indian tourists.
Rajasthani havelis represent a unique blend of Hindu temple architecture, Islamic design principles, and European influences from the colonial period.
Barmer district in Rajasthan has emerged as a major wind energy hub with several large-scale wind farms commissioned in recent years.
This scheme aims to develop gaushala (cattle shelters) and promote dairy farming among rural communities in Rajasthan.
Rana Pratap Sagar, also known as Rawatbhata Reservoir, is the largest artificial lake in Rajasthan created by damming the Chambal River.
Bandhani is a traditional Rajasthani tie-dye technique where fabric is tied at various points before dyeing, creating intricate patterns.
Kumbhalgarh Fort, built by Rana Kumbha in 1458, is often referred to as the 'Maginot Line of India' or 'Gibraltar of India' due to its massive walls stretching 36 km.
