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    Puneet Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    Town planning was so effective in harappan cities. Its first or most important example is Mohenjodaro which was a successful or big city,divided into two parts one was upper but small (in size) &second was lower but large. It had facilities of drainage system,housed were made up of baked(burned)bricks,(For religious practices) there was a great bath and also had a warehouse..............Its main building are Mohenjodaro, Harappa,Chanhundaro,Balakot,Nageshwar,L-othal,Dholavira,Kalibanga and so on.

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    Puneet Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    The people used various methods for procuring food. They are follows: They may have hunted and also practiced agriculture. Because,many evedence have been found of bones of animals(wild&domestic) and also of agriculture such as charred seeds,evedence of millet,lentil,barely,wheat, sesame and chicpea from the areas of Gujarat and also rice was rarely found.From animals (domestic &wild),bones of buffalo,goat,sheep and pig these were domesticated.wild animals such asdeer,boar and gharial. These animals and agriculture products were their dietary items.

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    Puneet Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    Harappan civilization is the first civilization of India found near the Indus valley. Evedences of Harappan civilization was first found by the team of Cunningham,he was the first director-general of ASI. He was confused by seeing these evedences and tried to add them rigved period (After Harappan civilization/many years later this period started). Because of his confusion, everyone thought that rigveda period or Indian history first started from ganga valley (because riveda period started from ganga valley). After many years,in1924,John Marshall, Director-General of ASI announced this is new civilization or very old civilization of India to the world. Because of John Marshall,we know India's first civilization start from Indus Valley not from Ganga valley.

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    Akanksha Bhardwaj 8 years, 3 months ago

    ~ Zamindars were landed proprietors enjoyed social and economic privileges. 

    ~ elevated status as they performed certain services (khidmat) for the state .

    ~ held extensive personal lands as milkiyat , meaning property . They could sell , mortgage that land .

    ~ they could often collect revenue on behalf of the state.

    ~ they could control military resources .

    ~ had fortreses the armed contingent .

    ~ upper caste Brahmanas and rajputs had full control over village society.

    ~ the dispositions of weaker people was a way of expanding zamindari .

    ~ few lower caste also entered into zamindari .

    ~ rajputs and jats adopted various strategies to consolidate power in north India .

    ~ zamindars spearheaded the colonisation of agricultural lands & helped in settling cultivators .

     

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    Puneet Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    They were small peasants.

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    Shashank Tiwari 7 years, 9 months ago

    The growth of the Mahabharata did not stop with the Sanskrit version. Over the centuries, versions of the epic were written in a variety of languages through an ongoing process of dialogue between peoples, communities, and those who wrote the texts.
    Several stories that originated in specific regions or circulated amongst certain people found their way into the epic. At the same time, the central story of the epic was often retold in different ways.
    Episodes of Mahabharata were depicted in sculpture and painting.
    They also provided themes for a wide range of performing arts – plays, dance and other kinds of narrations.

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    Puneet Singh 8 years, 3 months ago

    Because it was too long and form making it many years passed ..Maybe 47 years..It had 13,000 pages

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    Akanksha Bhardwaj 8 years, 3 months ago

    MBD is best 

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    Together with

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