1. India is a global leader in vaccine production. It manufactures and supplies affordable vaccines to many countries, supporting global health efforts. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Indian companies produced and exported millions of vaccine doses. India’s Serum Institute is the world’s largest vaccineRead more

    India is a global leader in vaccine production. It manufactures and supplies affordable vaccines to many countries, supporting global health efforts. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Indian companies produced and exported millions of vaccine doses. India’s Serum Institute is the world’s largest vaccine maker. India also develops new vaccines and supports research through the Department of Biotechnology. Its role is vital in protecting people worldwide from infectious diseases.

     

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  2. Dr. Maharaj Kishan Bhan was a famous Indian doctor and scientist. He played a key role in developing the Rotavirus vaccine, which protects children from severe diarrhoea. As Secretary of the Department of Biotechnology, he encouraged medical research and innovation. He believed in affordable healthcRead more

    Dr. Maharaj Kishan Bhan was a famous Indian doctor and scientist. He played a key role in developing the Rotavirus vaccine, which protects children from severe diarrhoea. As Secretary of the Department of Biotechnology, he encouraged medical research and innovation. He believed in affordable healthcare and worked to improve child health across India. His efforts have saved many lives and strengthened India’s health and vaccine systems.

     

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  3. The Polavaram Dam and the Sriram Sagar Project (SRSP) are major dams constructed along the Godavari to store water for irrigation, electricity and drinking. Nearby, the Kawal Tiger Reserve and Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary support rich biodiversity. These protected areas provide a habitat for many specRead more

    The Polavaram Dam and the Sriram Sagar Project (SRSP) are major dams constructed along the Godavari to store water for irrigation, electricity and drinking. Nearby, the Kawal Tiger Reserve and Coringa Wildlife Sanctuary support rich biodiversity. These protected areas provide a habitat for many species and are part of the forest landscapes nourished by the Godavari’s perennial waters.

     

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  4. The Godavari River begins in Maharashtra at Trimbakeshwar and flows through the states of Telangana andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha. It is India’s second-longest river after the Ganga and travels a total distance of 1,465 km before meeting the Bay of Bengal. These states depend heavily on thRead more

    The Godavari River begins in Maharashtra at Trimbakeshwar and flows through the states of Telangana andhra Pradesh, Chhattisgarh and Odisha. It is India’s second-longest river after the Ganga and travels a total distance of 1,465 km before meeting the Bay of Bengal. These states depend heavily on the river for drinking water, farming, industries and daily life.

     

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  5. The Godavari has several important tributaries that join it during its journey to the sea. These include the Indravati, Sabari and Pranhita rivers. These smaller rivers merge with the Godavari and strengthen its flow, making it suitable for irrigation, transport and sustaining ecosystems. They helpRead more

    The Godavari has several important tributaries that join it during its journey to the sea. These include the Indravati, Sabari and Pranhita rivers. These smaller rivers merge with the Godavari and strengthen its flow, making it suitable for irrigation, transport and sustaining ecosystems. They help convert the river from a narrow stream into a powerful waterway across central and southern India.

     

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