1. Mahavir Jain Temple is built in Osian in Jodhpur district of Rajasthan.

2. Temple Oswal is an important pilgrimage site of the Jain community.

3. The temple is a place of pilgrimage for both Jains and Hindus.

4. It was built in 783 AD by King Vatsaraja during the Gurjara-Pratihara dynasty.

5. The Jain temple is dedicated to Mahavira and belongs to the Shwetambar sect of Jainism.

1. The membership of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, as determined by the Delimitation Commission, was 160 in 1952 and at present is 200 after considerable recommendations of the same Commission.

2. The first Rajasthan Legislative Assembly (1952-57) was inaugurated on 31 March 1952.

3. It had 160 members. It was increased to 190 after the merger of the then Ajmer state with Rajasthan in 1956.

4. The number in the second (1957–62) and third (1962–67) assemblies was 176. The fourth (1967–72) and fifth (1972–77) Legislative Assemblies had 184 members.

5. Increased to 200 from the sixth Legislative Assembly (1977–80).

1. The membership of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, as determined by the Delimitation Commission, was 160 in 1952 and at present is 200 after considerable recommendations of the same Commission.

1. Raj Prashasti is a Sanskrit poem and inscription composed to commemorate the construction of Rajsamand Lake by Maharana Raj Singh in 1676.

2. Prashasti Kavya was written by Ranchod Bhatt Tailang on the orders of his patron Raj Singh.

3. In 1687, by the order of Maharana Jai Singh, this praise was inscribed on stone tablets.

1. The state tree of Rajasthan is Khejri. This tree is found in about two-thirds of the total geographical area of the state and has great importance culturally and economically.

2. The scientific name of Khejri is Prosopis cinerea. It is a drought-tolerant tree that can survive even in areas with low rainfall. This tree is found in desert areas and is found in abundance in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan.

3. Khejri tree is considered the symbol of Gogaji folk deity in Rajasthan.

1. The state tree of Rajasthan is Khejri. This tree is found in about two-thirds of the total geographical area of the state and has great importance culturally and economically.

2. The scientific name of Khejri is Prosopis cinerea. It is a drought-tolerant tree that can survive even in areas with low rainfall. This tree is found in desert areas and is found in abundance in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan.

1. The state tree of Rajasthan is Khejri. This tree is found in about two-thirds of the total geographical area of the state and has great importance culturally and economically.

2. The scientific name of Khejri is Prosopis cinerea. It is a drought-tolerant tree that can survive even in areas with low rainfall. This tree is found in desert areas and is found in abundance in the Thar Desert of Rajasthan.