Since independence, there have been 3 commissions on organization of Indian States. The first 2 commissions explicitly rejected organization on linguistic lines and proposed that it should be on the basis of preservation and strengthening of the unity of the country, financial and administrative considerations, promotion of welfare etc. Post these recommendations, there were several popular agitations for states drawn on linguistic lines, leading to the 3rd Commission finally accepting this demand.

The Dalai Lama is the highest spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism who exists on a reincarnation cycle, currently on its 14th iteration. He chooses upon death not to reach Nirvana and instead to stay on earth to help others achieve enlightenment. The Panchen Lama is the second highest spiritual figure of Tibetan Buddhism, existing on a tandem reincarnation cycle with the Dalai Lama. The Panchen Lama identifies the next Dalai Lama, the Dalai Lama identifies the next Panchen Lama and so on. The current Panchen Lama’s whereabouts are unknown, as he was kidnapped by the Chinese government three days after being announced as the next reincarnation. The Dalai Lama publicly entertained the idea of not reincarrnating and stopping the cycle forever, but has since decided publicly to reincarnate.

'Pluribus' is a virus which spreads instantly, affecting every single human being on Earth. Once infected with the virus, a person gains the knowledge, memories and skills of every other human being on Earth, and every other human being on earth gains this person’s knowledge, memories and skills. Essentially, the entire human population becomes one single entity. There is no more Person A and Person B. There is just a PERSON, living in 8 Billion bodies. Every single child born, is born with this virus from this point on. The entirety of Humanity has been infected by this virus, except for one individual, and the infected accept the fact that this individual is immune. 

Contemporary nation states tend to have one of two dominant educational backgrounds in their senior political and technocratic leadership. Some states have a dominance of lawyers in public leadership – tending toward regulation, process and rights-based scrutiny – and some have  a dominance of engineers, whose training emphasises technical problem-solving, large-scale projects and rapid implementation.

The Dalai Lama is the highest spiritual leader of Tibetan Buddhism who exists on a reincarnation cycle, currently on its 14th iteration. He chooses upon death not to reach Nirvana and instead to stay on earth to help others achieve enlightenment. The Panchen Lama is the second highest spiritual figure of Tibetan Buddhism, existing on a tandem reincarnation cycle with the Dalai Lama. The Panchen Lama identifies the next Dalai Lama, the Dalai Lama identifies the next Panchen Lama and so on. The current Panchen Lama’s whereabouts are unknown, as he was kidnapped by the Chinese government three days after being announced as the next reincarnation. The Dalai Lama publicly entertained the idea of not reincarrnating and stopping the cycle forever, but has since decided publicly to reincarnate.

The Danish Social Democratic Party ran on an anti-immigrant platform in 2019 and has been in power since. Most left and liberal parties in Europe and globally tend to be in favour of increasing access to legal immigration, taking in refugees, and other pro-immigration policies. 

India has prepared a preliminary bid for the 2036 Olympics to be hosted primarily in the city of Ahmedabad. This bid has been formally endorsed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and has the support of industrialists who support Modi. An budget for the bid estimates it would cost 7.5 billion USD to host. India has previously hosted the Commonwealth games in Delhi in 2010.

Certain sects of Hinduism follow fairly strict vegetarian dietary restrictions. Many Hindus who do eat meat still avoid beef specifically due to the cow's sacred status. Some also avoid certain meats during religious festivals or on particular days of the week. Vegetarianism rates vary significantly by region, caste, and sect. 

The "utilisation rate" of a degree refers to the percentage of graduates who end up using that degree directly in their work. For example, someone who obtains an economics degree, but ends up working as an art teacher would not be counted in the utilisation rate of that degree, but someone who becomes an economics teacher would be counted.