Foreign Writers on Ancient India Numerous travelers from different parts of the world visited India as pilgrims, traders, settlers, soldiers, and ambassadors. These travelers documented their experiences and observations, providing…
Religious Literary Sources of Ancient India Vedas: The Vedas are the most ancient Indian texts, dating back to around 1500–500 BCE. They are considered sacred and are traditionally regarded as…
Monuments in Ancient India The monuments of ancient India are categorized into two main types: religious and secular. These structures offer a glimpse into the cultural, political, and religious landscapes…
Numismatics refers to the study of coins, encompassing their historical, cultural, and economic significance. Coins are often unearthed during archaeological excavations or discovered as hoards, offering invaluable insights into past…
The Study of Inscriptions and Its Significance in History Epigraphy is the study of inscriptions, which are carvings or engravings on various materials such as seals, copper plates, stone pillars,…
What is Archaeology? Archaeology: It is derived from the Greek terms “arkhaiologia” (ancient things) and “logos” (discourse). It is the scientific study of past human behaviors and cultures through their…
These mechanisms are neither mentioned in the constitution nor are they created by a legislation of the parliament. These mechanisms are part and parcel of a democratic society. They include…
Articles 239 to 241 in Part VIII of the Constitution deal with the union territories, their administrative system and other provisions. The administrative system prevalent in all the Union territories…
Dependency: The urban local bodies (ULBs) are heavily dependent on transfers from the state and central government due to the lack of finance and other required powers. This dependence hinders…
Urbanisation has become a significant trend in India, with a large number of people moving to cities and towns in search of better opportunities and a higher quality of life.…
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