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History of India

Once part of the ancient Indus Valley civilization and later controlled by Great Britain, India has a long and varied history.

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Is Jhand a Sikh jatt surname?

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Jatts are people from a Hindu backround. Sikhs who are Jatt, are from a Hindu backround. Most jatts are not actually jatts, as hindus called them that as they used to farm and the term got passed around alot to include Punjabis( at that time a part of Persia) as Hindus, even though they were historically Zoroastrians. People of the Indus Valley Civilation were original people that lived there but moved to Tamil.

Is pawar a Sikh jatt last name?

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In actual “Pawar“ belongs to Rajput community not jatt as I know some of them claim them as jatt but that’s not true,in reality we belong to Rajput clans and had a kingdom having Afghanistan Lahore southern part of china and many more

How many brothers have allama iqbal?

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Iqbal had 5 siblings ....An elder brother and Four sisters according to most of the biography books written on Allama Muhammad Iqbal ....

Is Judge a Jatt last name?

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Singh can be a Jat last name. Jats are members of an agricultural people of northwest India and Pakistan and are mostly Hindus, Muslims, and Sikhs. Jat followers of the Sikh religion may adopt the surname Singh ("lion").

Is surname gole included in 96 kuli maratha?

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surname bhosure belong to pawar ,parmar clan of maratha which has origin in dhar destiny in madhya pradesh . we r one of the decender of great raja bhoj.....

Is toor jat Sikh caste?

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No not Just Jatts the Majority of Toor the Rajputs and there Sub-Division Sainis

What is the origin and history of kakan rajput?

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kakan rajputs are originated from Afghanistan, kaikya or kakteya kul.. and spread over (arrah) bhojpur, balia, gazipur, azzamgarh... these rajputs were migrated from Afghanistan because of Muslims attack and mass exodus by Muslim invaders.

Who are vashisht rajput?

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  1. Vashisht Rajput or Basith Rajputana's is clan of Kshatriya Rajput's they are descendents of Rishi Vaishishta (GURU OF HINDU PRINCE GOD RAMA & LASKHMAN) they live in Jammur & Kashmir region before the first Islamic invasion which was done muhammad ghaznavi) after the ghaznavi's invasion many of the Vashisht Rajput Kings were appointed as 'Senapati' or 'Main Advisors' of Muslim Kings in India / Hindustan ... later these Vashisht Rajput settled in Uttar Pradesh mainly in Ayodhya & Vaishishta Nagar.. there blood line is very rare and have Afghani and Kashmiri Roots in them!

Who are dixit rajputs?

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dixit rajputs are also known as dikhit rajputs .dixit or dikhit rajputs are of solar race like sisodidya ,kachhwaha and rathor rajputs. dikhit or dixit rajputs ruled overan extensive kingdom in unnao and banda district. dixit rajputs of unnao district fought a vrey ferocious battle with akbar the great.

MBA in India is highly overrated?

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I do not think so. It is one of the best degrees to have if you are looking for a job..check out the placement at BIBS Kolkata .

Bengal Institute of Business Studies Gets Best Placement for MBA Kolkata With 100% placement

Why did Gandhi return to India in 1896?

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Gandhi returned to India in 1896 after spending 21 years in South Africa because he wanted to fight for the civil rights of Indians in both South Africa and India. He felt a strong sense of duty towards his country and its people, and believed that he could make a significant impact by leading the struggle for Indian independence.

Who started a training college in Fort William in Calcutta for the training of young Civil Servants?

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Lord Wellesley, who was the Governor-General of India from 1798 to 1805, started a training college in Fort William in Calcutta for the training of young Civil Servants. The college, known as the Fort William College, aimed to provide education in Indian languages, law, and customs to British civil servants, enabling them to effectively govern India.

Raja rammohan roy was not connected with ans?

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Raja Rammohan Roy was connected with various social and educational reforms in early 19th century India. He played a significant role in the abolition of the practice of Sati and advocated for women's rights. He is also considered the founder of the Brahmo Samaj, a socio-religious reform movement based on monotheistic principles.

What was the mauryan concept of universal empire?

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The Mauryan concept of universal empire, also known as Chakravartin, was based on the idea of a centralized political authority that sought to subjugate and unify various regions and peoples under one ruler. It aimed to establish a strong and centralized administration that controlled vast territories and enforced its authority through a well-organized bureaucracy. The concept emphasized the emperor's role as the supreme ruler and protector of his subjects.

Where was the flag of independent India hoisted on the morning of 15 August 1947?

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The flag of independent India was hoisted on the morning of 15 August 1947 at the Red Fort in Delhi.

How can you make India a peaceful country?

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To make India a peaceful country, several steps can be taken. First, promoting social harmony and inclusivity by discouraging discrimination based on religion, caste, or gender can help build a more peaceful society. Second, investing in quality education to promote critical thinking, tolerance, and empathy can foster a culture of peace. Third, addressing socio-economic disparities and ensuring equal opportunities for all citizens can reduce underlying sources of tension and conflict. Additionally, encouraging dialogue, conflict resolution, and non-violent methods of problem-solving can contribute to a more peaceful India.

Who was the first chairperson of national womens commission?

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The first Chairperson of the National Women's Commission in India was Mohini Giri. She served as the Chairperson from 1992-1995.

Who has the final power to maintain the decorum of lok sabha?

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The Speaker of the Lok Sabha has the final power to maintain the decorum of the house. They are responsible for enforcing the rules of procedure, ensuring that discussions are conducted in an orderly manner, and maintaining discipline among members of parliament. Their role is crucial in ensuring smooth functioning and conducting of business in the Lok Sabha.

Special leave getting for psu employee for cast their own vote in loksabha election?

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PSU employees are entitled to special leave on election days to ensure they can cast their votes. This is in accordance with the guidelines and regulations set by the Election Commission of India. Employees are encouraged to make use of this leave to exercise their democratic right to vote in the Lok Sabha elections.

Of whom was Nehru a follower of?

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Nehru was a follower of Mahatma Gandhi, the leader of the Indian independence movement. He greatly admired Gandhi's principles of nonviolence, satyagraha (soul force), and his vision for a free and united India. Nehru was deeply influenced by Gandhi's ideology and worked closely with him to achieve independence from British rule.

Why was partition of Bengal was reversed?

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Because the Hindus started protesting against the British. They stopped buying British products so there was a loss for the British because Hindus were not buying their goods. And a personality was to visit the Sub-continent. So, in order to settle down the situation they reversed the partition of Bengal.

Where was Magadha situated?

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Magadha was situated in present-day northern India, primarily in the eastern state of Bihar. It was an important kingdom during ancient and medieval times and was known for its wealth and political power. Magadha was the birthplace of several influential Indian religions and played a significant role in the development of Indian history and culture.