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List of largest funerals
The list of largest funerals, also called List of notable funerals, covers ceremonies drawing millions, led by C. N. Annadurai's 1969 funeral in India at 15 million mourners.
List of largest peaceful gatherings
Largest peaceful gatherings: Kumbh Mela (100–200 million participants), Maha Kumbh 2025, Arbaeen, Hajj; record concerts (Jarre Moscow 1997, 3.5 million); record protests (India 2020 strike, 250 million); how crowd sizes are estimated.
List of largest U.S. municipalities by race/ethnicity in 2020
Largest U.S. municipalities by race/ethnicity in 2020: rankings built from 2020 Census place-level Redistricting Data (P.L. 94-171) and DHC tables, using two separate Hispanic origin and race questions, with 15 race categories, write-ins, and documented comparability caveats.
List of Mexican Americans
Mexican Americans: U.S. residents of Mexican descent, counted via the census "Mexican, Mexican Am., or Chicano" checkbox. Covers census classification history, identity measurement, and notable figures like Chávez, Cisneros, and Selena.
List of most-followed Bluesky accounts
Ranking of the most-followed Bluesky accounts: official @bsky.app leads at 35.3M, then Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (2.2M), Mark Cuban, Mark Hamill, The Onion, and NYT; list skews toward progressive politicians, journalists, and news outlets.
List of mottos
Mottos: short phrases stating the beliefs or ideals of a person, group, or institution. Covers motto versus slogan and tagline, etymology from Latin muttum, and lists of national, U.S. state, university, and organizational mottoes.
List of Muslim Nobel laureates
List of Muslim Nobel laureates: recipients of Nobel Prizes who identify as Muslims or have Muslim family background. Counts range from 12 to 13; Abdus Salam (Physics 1979) was the first Muslim science laureate; Malala Yousafzai the youngest-ever laureate.
List of Muslim Other Backward Classes communities in India
Muslim Other Backward Classes communities in India: Muslim castes and biradaris listed as OBC by the central and state governments; 494 Muslim castes, 18.98% of the OBC list, with Kerala and Karnataka covering all Muslims.
List of obsolete occupations
Obsolete occupations are vanished jobs such as knocker-up, lamplighter, switchboard operator, ice cutter, and linotype operator, ended by inventions like alarm clocks, electric lighting, automatic switching, refrigeration, and digital typesetting.
List of oldest living people
List of oldest living people: ranked registers of validated supercentenarians (110+) kept by the Gerontology Research Group and LongeviQuest. Ethel Caterham (born 1909) is the oldest validated living person; Ken Weeks the oldest man.
List of Padma Vibhushan award recipients
Padma Vibhushan, India's second-highest civilian award for exceptional and distinguished service, instituted 1954; lists recent recipients including 2025's seven and 2026's five awardees.
List of Pakistani Hindus
Pakistani Hindus, the Hindu minority of Pakistan, number 5.2 million per the 2023 census, mostly in Sindh; largest religious minority, governed by the Hindu Marriage Act 2017, facing forced conversions and emigration.
List of people from Bihar
The list of people from Bihar covers notable people from the eastern Indian state, from ancient figures like Aryabhata and Ashoka to independence leaders, writers, and athletes.
List of people from Birmingham
List of people from Birmingham covering both Birmingham, England (Ozzy Osbourne, Neville Chamberlain, Matthew Boulton) and Birmingham, Alabama (Gallery of Distinguished Citizens, Leroy Stover, Salaam Green), with notable natives and civic honorees.
List of people from Connecticut
List of people from Connecticut: notable people born, raised, or resident in the Constitution State, including Roger Sherman, Noah Webster, Ella Grasso, George W. Bush, Sue Bird, and Michael Bolton.
List of people from Goa
Notable people from Goa, India, including Dayanand Bandodkar, Shashikala Kakodkar, Jack de Sequeira, Francisco Luis Gomes, Shenoi Goembab, and Anil Kakodkar, spanning politics, liberation, medicine, Konkani literature, and the diaspora.
List of people from Haryana
List of people from Haryana: notable individuals from the Indian state, including first chief minister Bhagwat Dayal Sharma, astronaut Kalpana Chawla of Karnal, 1857 leader Rao Tula Ram, and cricketer Kapil Dev, the 'Haryana Hurricane'.
List of people from Hawaii
List of people from Hawaii: notable people born in or long resident in Hawaii, including monarchs Kamehameha I and Liliʻuokalani, Senator Daniel Inouye, President Barack Obama, Duke Kahanamoku, and Israel Kamakawiwoʻole.
List of people from Maine
List of people from Maine: notable Mainers born in or connected to Maine, including Stephen King, Anna Kendrick, Hannibal Hamlin, Margaret Chase Smith, Joshua Chamberlain, L.L. Bean, and the Wyeth painters.
List of people from New York City
The list of people from New York City covers notable Americans born there or drawn to it, including Eleanor Roosevelt, Bernie Sanders, and Robert Moses.
List of people from Ohio
Notable people from Ohio: eight U.S. presidents (seven born in-state), nine Supreme Court justices, Neil Armstrong, 24 astronauts, LeBron James, Halle Berry, Thomas Edison, and nine Heisman winners.
List of people from Pennsylvania
List of people from Pennsylvania: notable Pennsylvanians born, achieving fame, or dying in the state, from founders like Benjamin Rush and Richard Allen to Margaret Mead, Fred Waring, and Christian Pulisic.
List of people from Philadelphia
List of people from Philadelphia covers notable people born in or associated with Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Key figures include Mayor Cherelle Parker (first woman, 100th mayor), Quinta Brunson, Pearl Bailey, and Marian Anderson.
List of people from Virginia
People from Virginia include eight U.S. presidents (Washington through Wilson), colonial and Revolutionary leaders, first Black officeholders like Douglas Wilder and Maggie Walker, and entertainers such as Missy Elliott, Ella Fitzgerald, Pharrell, and Arthur Ashe.
List of Phi Mu members
List of Phi Mu members: founders Mary Ann DuPont Lines, Mary Elizabeth Myrick Daniel, and Martha Bibb Hardaway Redding, plus notable alumnae such as Jerrie Mock, Jackie Ronne, and Mary Ellen Weber of the 1852 sorority.
List of Puerto Ricans
Notable Puerto Ricans from the island and its 6-million-strong U.S. diaspora: Rita Moreno, Roberto Clemente, Bad Bunny, Luis Muñoz Marín, Antonia Coello Novello, Joseph Acaba, Schomburg, and others across politics, science, sports, and the arts.
List of Rajputs
The list of Rajputs covers the Rajput community of India, a community historically granted Kshatriya rank, with their clans and ruling states.
List of religious populations
List of religious populations: worldwide sizes and shares of Christians, Muslims, Hindus, Buddhists, Jews, other religions and the religiously unaffiliated, per Pew Research Center estimates for 2010 and 2020 based on 2,700 censuses and surveys.
List of Romani people
List of Romani people: notable Roma, Sinti, Kale, Manouche, and Romanichal figures across politics, activism, literature, music, and art, including Lívia Járóka, Florin Cioaba, Nicolae Gheorghe, Carmen Amaya, and Petre-Florin Manole, drawn from documented sources with self-identification caveats.
List of Scheduled Castes in Odisha
List of Scheduled Castes in Odisha: 95-entry official list under the Constitution (SC) Order, 1950, Part XIII, amended in 1956, 1976, 2002, 2016 and 2024; published by Odisha's ST & SC Development Department.