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How was the fate of amarvati stupa different from the sanchi stupa??

Posted by Tanya Kaushik 7 years ago

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Barsha Mandal 7 years ago

See ans in golden history class 12 book

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Anyone UPSC aspirant hair want to prepare for civil services examination in future please reply me I am very excited to know who want to prepare for UPSC other than me

Posted by Yo Yo Honey Singh ? 7 years ago

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Pushpendra Kumar 7 years ago

Newspaper u should reaad first page .....then sports.....then internation or national ... Hummanities subject se ho toh app ko fyada h......app history ache se pdo...note bnaao bs

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Analyse the evidence for slavery provide by ibn Battuta

Posted by Kyrshan Papang 7 years ago

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Ishika Arora 6 years, 11 months ago

Acc. to him slaves were sold in markets. Regularly exchanged as gifts. * Female slaves were in the service of sultan. * Sultan employed female slaves to keep watch on his nobles. * Most families kept one or two slaves.

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Describe the composition of constituent assembly

Posted by Riya Rout 7 years ago

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Yo Yo Honey Singh ? 7 years ago

Prime Minister President vice president defence minister home minister railway Minister speaker of Lok Sabha speaker of rajya Sabha and all the sansad of the Lok Sabha and rajya Sabha

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Defence and health were the prime concern in the town planning of culcutta. Discuss.

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Discuss the main stages of town planning and architecture of Bombay

Posted by Gaurav Mandal 7 years ago

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Someone knows ? What are the events of civil disobiedience movement ?

Posted by Aarushi Periwal 7 years ago

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Aarushi Periwal 7 years ago

You are wrong these are of non cooperation movements!!!

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Yo Yo Honey Singh ? 7 years ago

Jallianwala bagh chora chori hatyakand bardoli satyagraha Bharat chhodo andolan savinay avagya andolan

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Why was the revolt of 1857 called as the first war of independence.

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What are the events of civil disobidience movement?

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what were the steps taken by british east india company to control the zamindars?

Posted by Sahil Bhatti 7 years ago

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Indra Bhushan Verma 7 years ago

Their troops were disbanded. Custom duty abolished. The cuchahri brought under the control of collectors. Lost ther power of local justice and local police.

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What is jotedars

Posted by Hahah Sbbs 7 years ago

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Indra Bhushan Verma 7 years ago

Large and rich farmers of north Bengal are jotedars.

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Hrithik Talwar 7 years ago

Rich peasants basically, they were peasants who became landowners and started troubling Zamindara

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Mean of shudras

Posted by Khya Sonam 7 years ago

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Yo Yo Honey Singh ? 7 years ago

People belonging to lower caste that is schedule caste and scheduled tribes

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there are indications of complex decisions being taken and implemented in harappan society

Posted by Vaishnavi Bhardwaj 7 years ago

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Indra Bhushan Verma 7 years ago

◾The uniformity of weight, seal ,pottery ,town planning indicate that there war someone who decide all these things. ◾Found a statue of prist king. ◾A big building was found,probably considered as palace. ◾Some scholars believe that there were no ruler, and every body enjoys equal status. ◾Others feel that there were no single ruler but several

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2019 boards will be tough?

Posted by Aarushi Periwal 7 years ago

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Sidra Akhter 7 years ago

Lol.... If u will study.. then i guess no... Study hard hun... And u will surely score well...

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how many children in thipu sulthan

Posted by Hamsad Banu 7 years ago

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Yo Yo Honey Singh ? 7 years ago

I didn't understand

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What are the causes led to the partition?

Posted by Shafia Iqbal 7 years ago

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Sidra Akhter 7 years ago

*quit india movement

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Poorvshree Chaturvedi 7 years ago

1. Partition of bengal 2. World wars 3. Leave india movement 4. 1946 Elections 5. Direct action day (1946) 6. Two nation theory

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Damni-i koh- meaning

Posted by Ravinder Singh 7 years ago

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Disha Dubey 7 years ago

The land given to the Santhals to settle in by the British. It was declared to be the land of the santhals. (Pg. 271)

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Occupations regarded by bhramanas not followed universally

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Life and teaching of kabir Das?

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What do the land grant signify?

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How did PuranicHinduism emerge?

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Limitation of oral history

Posted by Hemraj Verma 7 years ago

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The nationalist movement in the 20th century. Drew its inspiration from the events of 1857

Posted by Shalinee Mall 7 years ago

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Sourav Mishra 7 years ago

The indian national movement and the event of 1857 1) the revolt as considered by the indians great author and the historian as the first war of indiam independence from British imperialism.it paved the way for the rise of National movement 2)it was the source of inspiration which boosted the moral strength of the people and it gave courage to face the repressive method of the British and they won freedom in 1947. 3)the revolt of 1857 ended and era and soueed the seed of new era .the era of territorial economic exploitation 4) the small rajas, zamindar , princes who gave threat to the British ruler,who were creating problem now then were once for all to and end. Now the British government habe to face the progressive indian from where they ciuld profit a lot

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Write a brief account on the zamindari system.

Posted by Tanishka Kumar 7 years ago

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Pushpendra Kumar 7 years ago

Phele app zamindari system likho wo hota hai kya .....then apo btaao uske marits and demarits...and last conclusion likho bs 8 marks k sufficient hai yr

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Describe the causes of the partion of india?

Posted by Rahul Nautiyal 7 years ago

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How jainisim influence indian thinking

Posted by Priyanshu Pathak 7 years ago

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Sparsh Jain 7 years ago

Jainism has always promoted the theory of 'ahinsa' that is non violence This has a great impact on indian history as the famous national movement satrted by Gandhi had been largely based on this concept.

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Described the rule of marraige during period of 6 hundred BCE to 6 hundred CE?

Posted by Jyoti Moy Chakma Jyoti Moy Chakma 7 years ago

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Sparsh Jain 7 years ago

Endogamy was prevalant Women belonging to the families that claimed high status were married at right time with right person. This belief gave rise to 'kanyadan'. Women needed to obtain husband's gotras after marriage There were 8 forms of marriages...upper four were considered 'good' and rest four were 'bad'.

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Describe the town planning of mohenjodaro

Posted by Anshita Bansal 7 years, 1 month ago

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Anshita Bansal 7 years ago

Town planning 1.lower towns 2 . citadel 3.domestic architecture 4 .about the privacy 5.the great bath 6.graneries. 7. drainage system

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discuss Albiruni understanding of caste system?

Posted by Anshita Bansal 7 years, 1 month ago

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Indra Bhushan Verma 7 years ago

The cast system was not unique in india. He allso pointed that all persons were considered equal in Islam , only differ in observance of pity. He inspite of the acceptance of the desription of the caste system he diasapproved the notion of pollution . The concept of social pollution was intrinsic to cast system,according to it was contrary to law of nature. Inspite of the discriptions based on the study of normative sanskrit,the real system was not quit so rigid.

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Sparsh Jain 7 years ago

According to Al Biruni caste system wasnt unique to India as it was seen in Persia also. However the concept of 'pollution' intrinsic to Indian caste system was contrary to nature's theory.

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What is the ideal kingdom in ch 9

Posted by Amisha Sharma 7 years, 1 month ago

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