Description: Agra archdiocese covers 14 civil districts of northern India's Uttar Pradesh state and two districts of neighboring Rajasthan. It spreads over an area of 49,162 square kilometers. Agra city is just 200 kilometers south of New Delhi. The region plays an important role in tourism, culture, agriculture, politics, industry and education. Education One area of the archdiocese is entrusted to the care of the priests of Changanacherry Diocese in Kerala. The archdiocese runs many schools in its parishes. The famous Aligarh Muslim University is situated in the area.Languages Hindi, Urdu and English. Historic site One of the seven wonders of the world, the Taj Mahal, stands in Agra. It attracts a large number of Indian and foreign tourists every day. Many tourists also visit Fatehpur Sikri, a historical place. Religions Besides Hindus, a large number of Muslims live in the diocesan territory. Vrindavan in Mathura is considered the birthplace of Krishna, an incarnation of the Hindu god Vishnu, andattracts many devotees. Besides the many temples, more than 80 fairs take place here. Economy People generally depend on agriculture. Rice, sugar cane, millet, wheat and barley are the main produce.