bal gangadhar tilak
The English word for the Indian spice "Ajwan" is "carom seeds." They are often used in Indian cuisine for their distinctive flavor, which is slightly bitter and pungent, similar to thyme. Carom seeds are known for their digestive properties and are commonly used in seasoning breads, curries, and various dishes.
I believe the phrase was first used in the 1950's
The word 'first' may be used as many parts of speech.It may be used as an adjective when describing a noun, e.g. He was the first President of the United States. or - He played first violin in the orchestra.It may be used as an adverb when describing time or order, e.g. He came first in the race. or - Please phone me firstbefore you drop in.It is a noun when used in Baseball in reference to First such as first base, or when someone has done something unusual and you can say, "That's a first!"
There is no 'Indian' language. India has more than one language and Hindi is one of the most prominent languages being used in India. If you mean, what is word in Hindi for the English word Hope then it is Asha.Thanks
Aarubakhada is commonly known as "Indian gooseberry" in English. Its scientific name is Phyllanthus emblica, and it is often referred to as "amla" in many Indian languages. This fruit is renowned for its health benefits and is used in various traditional remedies and culinary applications.
Dadhabhai Naoroji
That is incorrect. The word "swaraj" was mentioned for the first time by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in 1896. He used it to emphasize the goal of self-rule and independence for India.
Probably in 1906 at Jachimov (Czech Republic) - water baths.
I want to know the year, the electricity was used for the first time.
the pilgrems
yes
We learned about these people in 3rd grade. They are a tribe of course, they used to live in Colorado.
It was discussed in 1906 and codified in US copyright law in 1909.
aryabhatta,the ancient Indian scientist and mathematician was the first inventor ofzero
A polititionian was used to crush victims
Teddy Roosevelt’s speech in 1906 used the term taken from Bunyan’s Pilgrims Progress in 1684.
In a Indian tribe. but back then they used animal blood.