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हंसीदार किस वाकया वसूलते थे हो गया

Posted by Amit Kumar 5 years ago

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How do archaeologists know that cloth was used in the Harpern civillisation

Posted by Shreeshailam Preeti 5 years ago

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Why moon has not favorable for presence of life

Posted by Osc Logistics 5 years ago

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B Harshitha 5 years ago

There is no possibility of life on the Moon because of the absence of the essentials of life on it, i.e. air and water. Also, there is no atmosphere around it, due to which days are very hot and nights are very cold. This makes the conditions unfavourable for the existence of life on the Moon.

Satwik Kumar? 5 years ago

Because it has 1 sixth of earth's gravity

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What is the season of retreating monsoon

Posted by Bhumin Shah 5 years ago

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B Harshitha 5 years ago

Retreating monsoon season commences with the beginning of the withdrawal of the south-west monsoon [mid-September – November] and lasts till early January. It is a 3-month long process where it starts from the peninsula in October and from the extreme south-eastern tip by December

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Who is the father of akbar

Posted by Krishan Kanhiya 5 years ago

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Praveen Kumar 5 years ago

Humayun

Praveen Kumar 5 years ago

Yes humayun was father of Akbar

Meenakshi Jha 5 years ago

Humayun was the father of akbar

Anurag Sathe 5 years ago

Humayun is the father of Akbar

Anuradha Banerjee 5 years ago

Humayun was the father of akbar

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Make a list of occupations of the people who lived within the Mauryan empire

Posted by Vijeta Tanwer 5 years ago

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Soumesh Panda 5 years ago

List of the occupations within the Mauryan empire are: Farming. Herding. Hunting-gathering. Trading. Handicrafts. I hope you will like the answer.

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Explain the seetion of adminstration in the mauray dynasty

Posted by Furkan Aakib 5 years ago

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India during the maurya period

Posted by Junaid Kachhi 5 years ago

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Abhishek Rajkumar 5 years ago

Mauryan was in Patliputra , later in Patna

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2. List one major difference between a manuscript and inscription.

Posted by Drishant Mishra 5 years ago

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Subham Sarvang 5 years ago

Asha Sidra vistar karo

Drishant Mishra 5 years ago

Manuscript: The old books which were written by hands are called 'manuscript'. These are usually written on palm leaf or on specially prepared bark of a tree known as birch which grows in the Himalayas. The palm leaves were cut into pages and tied together to make books. But, they are delicate to be handled as may break down or at certain times the leaves may get infected by insects. Inscription: Inscriptions are the writings on hard surfaces such as stones, rocks, pillars, clay, metal and copper tablets. Inscriptions are reliable sources of history as they come to us in their original form and does not possess the danger of getting depreciated or damaged.

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List out any five mountains in Asia

Posted by M.Vasini Sri 5 years ago

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Drishant Mishra 5 years ago

Mount Everest =8,848 Mount Godwin=8,610 Kangchendzönga =8,586 Lhotse =8,516 Makalu I =8,463

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Why did the rajas of mahajanapadas build forts

Posted by Sarita Modi 5 years ago

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Tanvi Bhatt 5 years ago

The raja's or mahajanapadas build forts around their capital cities because probably the people were afraid of the attacks form the other kings and needed protection. It is also possibe that some 'rajas' wanted to show that they were rich and powerful by building large, tall and impressive walls around the cities. Moreover, by fortyfing, the land and it's people could be controlled more easily.

Harsh Sawant 5 years ago

Rajas built large tall and impressive wall 1to protect its capital city 2 to save people from the attack of other kings

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Mention any two factors that prove that society was rigid in magadha

Posted by Samiksha Samiksha 5 years ago

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Prutha Barhate 5 years ago

1.Magadha enjoyed an advantageous geographical position in the age of iron, because richest iron deposits were situated not far away from Rajgir, the earliest capital of Magadha. ... 2.The two capitals of Magadha, the first at Rajgir and the second at Pataliputra, were situated at very strategic points.

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Who is the smallest city in world

Posted by Satyam Kumar 5 years ago

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Yummy Chocolate 5 years ago

VATICAN CITY

Kashish Saini 5 years ago

Vatican City

Atharv Mishra 5 years ago

Vatican City

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How much percent does India's land area occupies

Posted by Anandan Vishwanathan 5 years ago

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Atharv Mishra 5 years ago

2.4 percent

Janavi Sonawane 5 years ago

2.4 percent

Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

2.4percent

Anandan Vishwanathan 5 years ago

2.4 percent

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How could ashoka's spread ideas about Dhamma?

Posted by Harleen Kaur 5 years ago

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What were Ashoka's messages to his subjects?

Posted by Harleen Kaur 4 years, 8 months ago

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Sia ? 4 years, 8 months ago

Ashoka's Dhamma didn't involve worship of a god, or performance of sacrifice. He felt that just as father tries to teach his children, he had a duty to instruct his subjects. He gave messages to his subjects through teachings.
He said that variety of rituals that people perform when they fall ill, when their children get married, when children are born or when they go to a journey. According to Ashoka, these rituals were not useful. If instead people observe other practices, this would be more beneficial and useful for them. Ashoka gave message to his subjects through these practices :-
1) Being gentle with slaves and servants.
2) Respecting one's elders.
3) Treating all creatures with compassion.
4) Giving gifts to brahmins and monks.
5) It is a wrong practice to praise one's own religion while criticizing other's religion. According to him, by doing this one is actually doing greater harm to one's own religion.
6) One should try to understand the main ideas of another's religion, and respect it.

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What were the objectives of Ashoka's Dhamma?

Posted by Harleen Kaur 4 years, 8 months ago

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Sia ? 4 years, 8 months ago

The ultimate aim of Ashoka's Dhamma was to create a harmonious atmosphere in the state, where all people irrespective of their religious and cultural diversities, lived in peace and harmony with each other.

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What do you mean by municipal corporation

Posted by Khushi Chhappan 5 years ago

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Mohit Sharma 5 years ago

Name the two motions of the worth .

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Asteroids are parts of -----------which exploded many years back

Posted by Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Planet

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Write the name of five things made of iron which we use everyday

Posted by Divyanshi Thakur 5 years ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Scale

Shudhansu Singh 5 years ago

Jeet

Brahmeswari Addla 5 years ago

Sharpener , spoon , knives , keys , washing machine etc

Keya .V. Gaudani 5 years ago

Sharpener, fork, spoon ,knives ,dishwasher

Priyanshi Meena 5 years ago

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What is tribute ?

Posted by Vi A Swathy Manju 5 years ago

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Prathmesh Kajari 5 years ago

A tribute is wealth, often in kind, that a party gives to another as a sign of respect or, as was often the case in historical contexts, of submission or allegiance. Various ancient states exacted tribute from the rulers of land which the state conquered or otherwise threatened to conquer.

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Why did pluto remove from solar system

Posted by Anushka Bartwal 5 years ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Because Pluto is not having a perfect Orbit around solar system Pluto is the smallest planet and is smaller than moon moon you too has not clear its Orbit paath at it's it's removed at 2006 and have present 8 planets in solar system

Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Pluto is removed by the they have no no futures futures in other planets or like other plant

Ritvik Buxi 5 years ago

Because Pluto is not having a perfect orbit around solar system Pluto is the smallest planet and is smaller than moon Pluto has not cleared its orbit path yet

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Who is municipal councer

Posted by Saroj Singh 5 years ago

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India Physical Features

Posted by Tanvi Maheshwari 5 years ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Mountains plateau plains ocean islands coasts

Aarya Sharma 5 years ago

1. Mountains 2. Plateaus 3. Plains 4. Coasts 5. Islands

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Which country invented the technique of making silk .

Posted by Jay Pandey 5 years, 1 month ago

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Bichismita Naik 5 years ago

China

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Which is the smallest continent in the world

Posted by Sonu Kumar 5 years, 1 month ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Australia

Keya .V. Gaudani 5 years ago

Australia

Tiska Jain 5 years ago

Australia

Saneha Yadav 5 years ago

ऑस्ट्रेलिया / Australia

Jay Pandey 5 years, 1 month ago

Australia

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What is a stomata

Posted by Aruna Aruna 5 years, 1 month ago

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Vysyaraju Tapasvi 5 years ago

Releasing oxygen and takes carbon dioxide

Vaibhav Patidar 5 years ago

Vaibhav patidar

Jay Pandey 5 years, 1 month ago

Stomata is tiny hole on lyf to breathing carbon dioxide

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Where is stupa

Posted by Dron Raj 5 years, 1 month ago

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Sia ? 4 years, 8 months ago

A stūpa (Sanskrit: स्तूप, lit. 'heap') is a mound-like or hemispherical structure containing relics (such as śarīra – typically the remains of Buddhist monks or nuns) that is used as a place of meditation.