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    • Posted by Gogou Hengul 7 years ago

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    Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

    Which chapter??

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    • Posted by Vrinda Sahai 7 years ago

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    Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

    Kunti had no authority over duryodhana or any kaurav. Besides Yudhishtra had already lost Dropadi in the gamble.

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    • Posted by Vrinda Sahai 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Simran Chettri 7 years ago

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    Manoj Kumar 7 years ago

    Market's, trade, population, agriculture

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    Sheetal Panwar 7 years ago

    Might be bcz of dense population and prosperity, resources and skills, bright mkts. And variety of goods

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    • Posted by Riya Talan 7 years ago

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    Simran Chettri 7 years ago

    It means that, in some of the burial sites in harappa, the hollowed out spaces(the carved ground) were lined using bricks

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    • Posted by Janvi Choudhury 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Nyima Dolma 7 years ago

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    Vrinda Sahai 7 years ago

    Voyages of discovey and opening up of the New World led to an expansion of trade between Asia and Europe. This resulted in greater geographic diversity of India's overseas exports and an expansion of the commodity composition of this trade. Large bullions of silver flowed into Asia as a means to pay for the good procured from India as a large portion of this gravitated towards India. This was

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    • Posted by Gurtej Mehra 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Steffy Sachin 7 years ago

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    Sheetal Panwar 7 years ago

    Complementary works of Megathenes, sculpture, Ashoka's message written on pillars and stone, bhudhist and jainism texts,kotilya's Arthashastra and puranic literature

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    Seema Pal 7 years ago

    Chandragupta Maurya..

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    • Posted by Altaf Khan 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Muskan Kushwaha 7 years ago

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    Aryaman Bhardwaj 6 years, 11 months ago

    It stated that the loan bond sign between moneylender and ryot would have validity for only 3 year.

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    • Posted by Mansi Kohli 7 years ago

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    Mansi Kohli 7 years ago

    The indus valley civilization is called Harappan civisation

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    • Posted by Mahika Singh 7 years ago

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    Priyanka Rathore 7 years ago

    - Moral , social , and emotional ..support encourage womens.

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    • Posted by Nk Ken 7 years ago

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    Kashish Babbar 7 years ago

    It was important for dynastic succession

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    • Posted by Khushi Kumari 7 years ago

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    Kashish Babbar 7 years ago

    It had two sections the citadel and the lower town, it was a planned city and it's drainage system with the streets in a approximate grid pattern and the residential building centred around a courtyard and had bathrooms paved with bricks, also there are evidences of great bath in citadel

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    • Posted by Khushi Kumari 7 years ago

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    Shahnawaz Sheikh 7 years ago

    Mauryan usually describes their achivements and their power through art like they made some pillars on which the teaching like, to help other respect elders etc was written ..mauryan ruled many many years and they made a great contribution..

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    • Posted by Yashi Gola 7 years ago

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    Gaurav Seth 7 years ago

    he Mahāparinibbāṇa Sutta is Sutta 16 in the Digha Nikaya, a scripture belonging the Sutta Pitaka of Theravada Buddhism. It concerns the end of Gautama Buddha's life - his parinibbana - and is the longest sutta of the Pāli Canon. Because of its attention to detail, it has been resorted to as the principal source of reference in most standard accounts of the Buddha's death. The sutta begins a few days before the rainy retreat when Vassakara, the minister, visited the Buddha in Rajgir on the initiative of Ajatasatru, a king of the Haryanka dynasty of Magadha. The narrative continues beyond the three months of the rainy retreat and records the Passing Away of the Buddha, the Cremation and the division of relics finally ending with the erection of eight cetiyas or monuments enshrining the relics of the Buddha. This shows the indian origin of Buddhist funeral customs. There are of course numerous versions of the Mahāparinibbāṇa Sutta. Among them, the Pali version is the oldest in respect of language and contents.

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    • Posted by Nagendra Payla 7 years ago

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    Kashish Babbar 7 years ago

    Source of revenue included contributions made to a common financial pool by the villagers also they could impose fines as punishment

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    • Posted by Mansi Kohli 7 years ago

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    Kashish Babbar 7 years ago

    The achaelogists used culture for a group of objects distinctive in style found within a specific geographical area and time period

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    Mansi Kohli 7 years ago

    Culture is mean of tool beats and products

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    • Posted by Kajal Kumari 7 years ago

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    Yashi Gola 7 years ago

    Limitation law was passed in 1859 by the britishers. Limitation law stated that the loan bonds signed between moneylenders and ryots(farmers) would have validity for only 3 years. This law was meant to check the accumulation of interest over time.

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    • Posted by Tsuto Puroh 7 years ago

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    Armana Store 5 years, 4 months ago

    Rahmat Ali had already voiced his idea for an independent Muslim state on the subcontinent before he moved to Britain, it was here that he would publish his pamphlet Now or Never: Are We to Live or Perish for Ever? (1933). In this pamphlet, issued on 28 January 1933, he made an appeal 'on behalf of the thirty million Muslims of PAKSTAN, who live in the five Northern Units of India - Punjab, N. W. F. P. (Afghan Province), Kashmir, Sindh and Baluchistan, embodying their inexorable demand for the recognition of their separate national status, as distinct from the rest of India, by the grant of a separate Federal Constitution on social, religious, political and historical grounds'. According to one source, Rahmat Ali had already coined the word in late 1932, while travelling on top of a bus (route 11) in London (see Aziz, Rahmat Ali, p. 89).

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    Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

    The name of the country was coined in 1933 as Pakstan by Choudhry Rahmat Ali, a Pakistan Movement activist, who published it in his pamphlet Now or Never, using it as an acronym   referring to the names of the five northern regions of British India: Punjab, Afghania, Kashmir, Sindh, and Baluchistan. The letter i was incorporated to ease pronunciation.

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    Kanika Mastana 7 years ago

    Sry! Its choudhry rehmat ali..

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    Kanika Mastana 7 years ago

    Choudhay Rehmat Ali.

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    • Posted by Krishna Kr 7 years ago

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    Ritu Manon 7 years ago

    After the death of krishna deva raya the vijayanagara power declinrd because of the following reasons: 1 after his death his successors were troubled by military chiefs.2 by 1952 centre of power shifted to aravidu dynasty. 3 battel of Talikota

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    • Posted by Vedika Raj 7 years ago

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    Seema Pal 7 years ago

    U can decide better than us keeping in mind ur positive n negative things..

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    • Posted by Vedika Raj 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Sharmishtha Pandey 7 years ago

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    Yogita Ingle 7 years ago

    Vaishnavism was a form of Hinduism. It believed in the worship of Vishnu as the principal deity. Similary Shaivism is a tradition of Hinduism in which Shiva is regarded as the chief god. In such worship, the emphasis was laid on Bhakti, that is, the bond between the devotee and the god was one of love and devotion.
    Architecture: When the Stupas at Sanchi developed, the temples also came into existence. These temples were built to house images of gods and goddesses. The early temple was a small square room. It was called the garbhagriha. It had a single door-way from which the worshipper entered to worship the idol. Slowly and steadily a tall structure was built on the garbhagriha. It was known as the Shikhara. The walls of these temples were decorated with sculpture. But the later temples had an elaborate structure. They had assembly halls, huge walls, big gateways and arrangements for the supply of water.
    Most of these temples were carved out of huge rocks. The tradition of building artificial caves was quite old. In the 3rd century BCE, many such caves were built for those who renounced the world and for those who belonged to the Ajivika sect, on the orders of king Asoka. This tradition continued developing. Its most developed form can be seen in the Kailashnatha Temple of the 8th century. It was carved out of the single piece of rock. A copper plate inscriptions showed the amazement of the chief sculptor when he completed the temple at Ellora. He expressed his wonder saying: “Oh how did I make it!”
    Sculpture: Many avatars have been shown as idols. Such idols have also been made of other gods. Shiva has been shown in the lingum form. But in many other images, Shiva has been shown in the human form. All these images were based on the depiction of gods. Many sculptures of gods and goddesses were grotesque figures as they had multiple arms and hands. They had also combination of human and animal forms.

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    • Posted by Md Junaid Salmani 7 years ago

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    Pragya Tyagi 7 years ago

    The santhals settled in the foothills of Rajmahal after after driving the paharias deeper into the forests. They interacted with the british and paid revenue to the company. But when the santhals realised that the british is taking control over the area that they cleared and cultivated, the santhals revolted against british rule.

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    • Posted by Harikrishan Singh 7 years ago

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    • Posted by Harry Garcha 7 years ago

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    Ritambhra Vashisht 7 years ago

    All Burni was born in 973 AD Khwarazm which presently known as Uzbekistan . All burni was an Iranian scholar who was well versed in mathematics , physics, astronomy etc. In 1017 Mahmud Ghazni invaded khwarazm and take away all burni with him. He lived in Islamic golden age. He was interested in Sanskrit texts. He also wrote a book called kitabul hind . It was simple and lucid. It was a voluminous text . It consist 80chapters and it was written in Arabic. Al -biruni adopted a distinctive structure in each chapter , beginning with a question , following this up with a description based on Sanskrit tradition ,and concluding with a comparison with other cultures . Al -biruni received the best education available at that time. He died on 1050(aged70).

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