Jharkhand is a state located in eastern India and was formed in the year 2000 after being separated from Bihar. It is known for its rich mineral resources, dense forests, hills, rivers, and waterfalls. Jharkhand is often called the “Land of Forests” and has a strong tribal presence, with many indigenous communities preserving their traditions and culture. The state plays an important role in India’s mining and industrial sector, producing coal, iron ore, mica, and other minerals. Jharkhand is also home to beautiful natural attractions such as waterfalls, wildlife sanctuaries, and hill regions. Religious sites like Parasnath Hill, important for Jainism, attract pilgrims from across the country. Agriculture, forestry, and industry together support the state’s economy. Jharkhand reflects a unique blend of natural beauty, tribal heritage, and industrial growth.