1. Maharana Sanga was the king of Sisodia Rajput dynasty in Udaipur.

2. Maharana Sanga was called "Hindupat".

3. Maharana Sanga ruled Mewar from 1509 to 1528.

4. Rana Sanga was a brave warrior and ruler, who was famous for his bravery and generosity.

5. He bravely protected his kingdom from the attacks of the Mughal emperors of Delhi, Gujarat and Malwa. He was the most powerful Hindu king of that time.

7. The last rites of Maharana Sanga's body were performed in Mandalgarh.

8. Sangram Singh I (Rana Sanga) was the ruler of Mewar.

9. He was a fierce Rajput king known for his courage and tenacity.

10. Rana Sanga was the grandson of Rana Kumbha and son of Rana Raimal.

11. Mughal emperor Babar defeated the Rajput army led by Rana Sanga of Mewar in the Battle of Khanwa (Bharatpur) in 1527.

12. Babar described him as the greatest Indian king of that time.

13. He was poisoned by his own nobles and died in Kalpi in 1528.

14. He was succeeded by his son Ratan Singh II.

15. Rana Sanga's nicknames include ruins of humans (due to many wounds), ruins of soldiers, part of a soldier, Hindupat etc.

16. Maharana Sanga defeated Babar's army in the battle of Bayana.

1. Maharana Sanga was the king of Sisodia Rajput dynasty in Udaipur.

2. Maharana Sanga was called "Hindupat".

3. Maharana Sanga ruled Mewar from 1509 to 1528.

4. Rana Sanga was a brave warrior and ruler, who was famous for his bravery and generosity.

5. He bravely protected his kingdom from the attacks of the Mughal emperors of Delhi, Gujarat and Malwa. He was the most powerful Hindu king of that time.

7. The last rites of Maharana Sanga's body were performed in Mandalgarh.

8. Sangram Singh I (Rana Sanga) was the ruler of Mewar.

9. He was a fierce Rajput king known for his courage and tenacity.

10. Rana Sanga was the grandson of Rana Kumbha and son of Rana Raimal.

11. Mughal emperor Babar defeated the Rajput army led by Rana Sanga of Mewar in the battle of Khanwa in 1527.

12. Babar described him as the greatest Indian king of that time.

13. He was poisoned by his own nobles and died in Kalpi in 1528.

14. He was succeeded by his son Ratan Singh II.

1. The pioneer of the freedom struggle in Alwar was Pt—Harinarayan Sharma, who founded the Untouchability Prevention Association, Valmiki Sangh and Adivasi Sangh.

2. In 1938, Pandit Harinarayan Sharma and Kunjbihari Lal Modi established Prajamandal in Alwar. When this organization was not registered, the struggle started.

3. In April 1940, the elected Municipal Council was formed in Alwar.

4. In the year 1940, workers opposed the collection of donations for the war fund. On this, Harinarayan Sharma and Bholanath Master were arrested and prosecuted.

5. In January 1944, the first session of Prajamandal was held under the chairmanship of Bhavanishankar Sharma. Prajamandal continued to strive for the demand of the formation of a responsible government. In the year 1946, Prajamandal supported the demands of the farmers and supported the proposal of giving them land ownership.

1. “Dudhwa Khara Movement”, was an important independence movement in 1942.

2. Some important people who led this movement were Hanuman Singh Budania and Nyola Ram Jaria.

3. The leaders participated in “Bikaner Rajya Praja Parishad” to join the freedom struggle.

4. Dudhwa Khara is a village located in Churu district of Rajasthan.

5. This place has many designed mansions and camel safaris.

On December 10, 1903, a law prohibiting child marriage and mismatched marriages was made and it was strictly enforced by the royal families also.

1. Rajasthan Seva Sangh was formed by Arjun Lal Sethi following the personal advice of Mahatma Gandhi.

2. Rajasthan Seva Sangh was founded in 1919 in Wardha by Arjunlal Sethi, Kesari Singh Baruth and Vijay Singh Pathik.

3. This institution made an important contribution to the development of political consciousness.

4. The main objective of 'Rajasthan Seva Sangh' was to awaken political consciousness among the people to remove their difficulties and to redress popular grievances.

5. In the Amritsar Congress in 1919, with the efforts of Pathik ji, Bal Gangadhar Tilak proposed Bijolia.

Ganeshwar Civilization - Neem Ka Thana (Sikar) Excavation on the banks of Kantli River RC Aggarwal 1977 Vijaykumar 1978-79 Mother of Copper Age Civilization Evidence of abundant copper material, fish hooks (harpoons), copper pin, stone magan/dam.

1. The oldest evidence of plowing the fields has been found from Kalibanga.

2. It is situated on the banks of Ghaggar (Saraswati) river in Hanumangarh district of northern Rajasthan.

3. Kalibanga was excavated in 1960 by B.B. Lal and B.K. Thapar had started it.

4. Evidence of farming is found from Kalibanga, which is the oldest in the world.

5. Evidence of fire altars are found in a row on a raised platform made of raw bricks.