General Studies IHISTORYMedieval India

KADAMBAS OF BANAVASI

THE KADAMBAS OF BANAVASI Introduction The Kadambas of Banavasi (345-540 CE) occupies a foundational place in Karnataka’s history as the

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General Studies IHISTORYMedieval India

THE PANDYAS OF MADURAI

THE PANDYAS OF MADURAI Introduction The Pandya dynasty stands as one of the most ancient and enduring Tamil dynasties of

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General Studies IHISTORYMedieval India

THE PALLAVAS OF KANCHI

THE PALLAVAS OF KANCHI INTRODUCTION The Pallava dynasty emerged as one of the most significant powers in South India, ruling

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General Studies IHISTORYMedieval India

THE CHALUKYAS OF LATA

THE CHALUKYAS OF LATA Introduction and Background Overview of the Dynasty The Chalukyas of Lata were an Indian dynasty that

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General Studies IHISTORYMedieval India

THE MAUKHARIES OR VARMANA DYNASTY

THE MAUKHARIES OR VARMANA DYNASTY:  Introduction and Origin The Maukhari dynasty was a post-Gupta royal dynasty that ruled vast areas of Northern

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General Studies IHISTORY

Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi

Eastern Chalukyas of Vengi Introduction The Eastern Chalukyas, also known as the Chalukyas of Vengi, were a prominent South Indian dynasty that

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General Studies IHISTORYModern India

Anglo-French Rivalry

Anglo-French Rivalry: The Three Carnatic Wars Introduction The Anglo-French rivalry in India during the 18th century marked a crucial turning

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General Studies IART AND CULTURE

Art of the Harappan Civilization

Art of the Harappan Civilization:  (You can read summary directly which is below the chapter) The Harappan or Indus Valley

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General Studies IAncient HistoryHISTORY

Iron Age in South India

Iron Age in South India: Key Takeaway The Iron Age in South India (c. 1200 BCE–300 BCE) marks a transformative

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General Studies IDaily InsightsRole of WomenSOCIETY

Role of Indian Women in Science and Technology

Role of Indian Women in Science and Technology India’s science and technology landscape presents a compelling paradox when examining women’s

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