The image you’ve shared appears to be an informational poster in Hindi, highlighting the contributions and achievements of Haryana, a state in northern India. The title translates to "Haryana: A World Teacher," suggesting that the poster aims to showcase Haryana’s significant historical, cultural, and modern contributions. Here’s a breakdown of the key points mentioned in the poster, translated and explained for clarity:
  1. Haryana is where Lord Krishna imparted the knowledge of the Gita.
    This refers to the belief that the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita, a sacred Hindu scripture, were delivered by Lord Krishna to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra, which is located in present-day Haryana. Kurukshetra is a historically and spiritually significant site.
  2. On July 15, 2006, India was proud of Haryana for the establishment of the Vishwaguru Pad.
    This likely refers to an initiative or recognition where Haryana was honored or played a key role in a national or global educational or cultural program, symbolized by the term "Vishwaguru Pad" (a position or role of a global teacher or leader).
  3. Haryana gave a new direction to social reforms.
    This indicates that Haryana has been a pioneer or leader in introducing innovative social reforms, contributing to societal progress and welfare.
  4. Kunti and the Pandavas chose Haryana as their court and resided there.
    In the Indian epic Mahabharata, Kunti (the mother of the Pandavas) and the Pandavas (heroes of the epic) are said to have spent time in Haryana, particularly in areas like Kurukshetra, making it an important historical and mythological region.
  5. Through Project SAP, Haryana made it possible to empower the next generation digitally.
    Project SAP (likely an acronym for a specific initiative, such as "Systems, Applications, and Products" or a state-specific program) refers to Haryana’s efforts in using technology to digitally empower and educate the younger generation, enhancing modern education and connectivity.
  6. The world’s largest cow shelter was established in Haryana, benefiting cows.
    This points to the establishment of a major gaushala (cow shelter) in Haryana, reflecting the state’s commitment to animal welfare, particularly cows, which hold cultural and religious significance in India.
  7. Haryana gave the world the technology of green technology.
    This suggests that Haryana has made notable advancements or contributions in green or sustainable technology, possibly in areas like renewable energy, environmental conservation, or eco-friendly innovations.
  8. Knowledge of space elements was given to the world through technology from Haryana.
    This indicates Haryana’s role in advancing space technology or scientific research related to space, contributing to global knowledge in this field.
The poster concludes with a note saying, "Issued in public interest," implying it’s meant to educate and inspire pride in Haryana’s achievements across history, culture, technology, and social progress.