Question

Compare the diversity found in Maharashtra and West Bengal. Write in 45 words.

Answer 1

Answer:

Unlike neighbouring Bangladesh which is predominantly Bengali Muslim, West Bengal is much more diverse in terms of religion and ethnicity. ... The other religious minority communities in the state include Christians, Buddhists, Sikhs, Jews, Parsis and Jains.

Diversity comes naturally in this third-largest state by area and second most populated state in India. Maharashtra can also be called the land of scholars, saints and actors as many of the people from Maharashtra have succeeded in the fields mentioned above. ... Maharashtra is famous for its unique customs and practices.

Answer 2

Maharashtra is a State which occupies a considerable part of the Deccan Plateau in India's west peninsular region . West Bengal is a state in eastern India, between the Himalayas & the Bay of Bengal.

Explanation:

West Bengal

• The boundless and entrancing features include a rich history, fine crafts &, architecture,  heritage, festivals for the vibrant folk, traditional festivals, drama-music,  ethnic delicacies, &  delicious cuisines.
• Numerous great works, in the form of amazing songs, verse, sculpture, fiction, have been born here ever since.
• It is a home to famous saints, preachers, writers, philosophers, freedom fighters, artists, sportsmen, actors, scientists, scholars, and has been known since the beginning of the pre-colonial period as the cultural and intellectual centre.
• West Bengal is renowned for its richness of religion. More than 70 per cent of the population is Hindu, whereas more than a 1/4 are Islamist. Christianity & Buddhism are other religions that are observed in the state,

Maharashtra

• Maharashtra is divided into various’ regions and each region Maharashtra has its own cultural heritage as the numerous Marathi-language dialects, folk songs, cuisine, and culture
• Maharashtra is called the land of saints, actors, & scholars, as several of the people from region have succeeded in different fields
• In Maharashtra there are approximately 80% of Hindu and many Muslims. The minority is Islam, Judaism, Jainism, Sikhism and others. In Maharashtra there are temples, churches,  mosques  & other religious centres. The people of Maharashtra are filled with pride and appreciation for their cultural diversity.