India

A rangoli is a colourful design made on the floor near the entrance to a house to welcome guests. At Diwali, Hindus draw bright Rangoli patterns to encourage the goddess Lakshmi to enter their homes.

the charter act of 1813 ordered an annual sum of rs 1 Lakh to be set aside for the purpose of education in India. there was however no clear guideline as to how it was to be utilized. the money lay unused till 1823 after which there was a heated debate on its utilization.the Orientalists wanted the promotion of traditional Indian learning and a bit of western science using the vernacular languages.the anglicists wanted the promotion of western learning using English as the medium of instruction.the debate was ultimately resolved in favour of th anglicists. Thomas babington macaulay, a high british official wrote in a note that a single shelf of a good Western library was worth the entire literature of India and Arabia.influenced by this statement ,governer-general William bentinck passed a resolution in 1835 formally introducing English education in India.in 1844 ,English was made the official language.

I Deenganesh, "We should feel proud that in India there is the highest rain. The monsoon come at the begining of June to the ending of September. And have different levels of rain in india. Most rainfall is at July to August.

The currency of India is the Indian rupee.

Alavuddeen Khilji (of Mugal Dynasty)

The rupee (Hindi: रुपया) is the current currency of India. Check out this site to see pictures of previous currency: http://jeevansworld2.blogspot.com/2006/08/indians-old-currency.html. It appears from this page that they used the "victoria portrait series" when they were still under Britain's control. They also fomerly used different types of the current currency's rupee.

According to 2006 Census kerala was that state with highest Christians that is 19% of the total Population in numbers 6,049,790

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Simran defines beauty, anyone who has a presence of Simran is full of happiness.
Simran is a Punjabi word derived from the Sanskrit word स्मरण (smaraṇa, "the act of remembering or calling to mind, remembrance, reminiscence, recollection of"), thus 'realization of that which is of the highest aspect and purpose in one's life', thus introducing spirituality. ....

Gross Domestic Product (GDP) at factor cost at constant (2004-05) prices in the year 2011-12 is likely to attain a level of Rs. 52,22,027 crore, as against the Quick Estimates of GDP for the year 2010-11 of Rs. 48,85,954 crore, released on 31

st January 2012.

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Two main religions emerged in India: Hinduism and Buddhism while other civilizations generally had one unified belief system such as the Hebrews, Greeks and Egypt. There was often evidence of cross- cultural influences. Religion often impacted their societies as well. In the ancient world, there were 4 philosophical/religious revolutions that all occurred in or near the Indus River Valley, they were all born of crisis in the ancient world and each revolution established cultural patterns that endure to the present day.

Indian religion saw a never-ending cycle of birth and rebirth. Good actions could result in a person's being reborn in a higher state, even as a god. Completed withdrawal from the world could lead to escape from the rebirth cycle and into nonexistence.

The term Hindu is a term that applies to the diverse social, racial, linguistic, and religious groups of India. Hinduism was the foundation of Jainism and Buddhism. The Hindu Caste System, ranked from highest to lowest, consists of the minority being the Brahman, Warrior, Merchant/Artisan, and the majority being the Farmers/Peasants, Untouchables. A righteous monarch must preserve the caste system and ensure that people perform according to their rank.

Buddhism is known for dharma and karma. There are 4 noble truths in Buddhism: 1) all life is suffering, 2) suffering creates desires 3) The cessation of suffering is attainable. 4) The path to the cessation of suffering. The 8 fold path gives compassion to all being, and control your thoughts. There are three main branches to the eightfold path. Under wisdom was the right view and interpretation. Under ethical conduct was right speech, right action, right livelihood, and under Mental development was right effort, right mindfulness and right concentration.

Marthi's essay on India after Independence is called "Divide and Rule Policy in India". It highlights how the country was before and after Great Britain was in power.

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India generates their own energy. They don't buy electricity from any countries!

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Indian women had few opportunities to participate in public life.

First millennium BC.

Based upon historical records that is more or less true. In between the periods of 950 BC until the Alexander's conquest near Indus river at or around 326 BC Magadha Dynasties were predominantly Hindu based and welcomed open debates and challenges to the beliefs of vedas [Although like any other civilization had its reservations of not questioning the ruling empire]. During this period vedic knowledge or transcripts were freely and fiercely debated in the oldest known universities to man kind of Takshila and Nalanda. During the rise of Mauryan Empire [Chandragupta and Bimbisara were firm believers of vedas. Bimbisara is sometimes debated to be a believer of Jainism] the Hinduism reached its peek until new religions like Budhisim and Jainism which spawned around 500 BC, out of Hinduism, preaching more or less the same Hindu philosphy's of Moksha and Dharma gained its support in Ashoka the Great

Ashoka the great after the battle of kalinga was transformed and sent emissaries to neighbouring regions to popularize budhism. Hinduism, Budhism and Jainism then grew side by side for next 2 milleniums.

Hindu religion finally saw its greatest growth only after Mughals and British empires were defeated or left Indian sub continent.

Since then Hinduism has grown to be the 3rd largest religion and the only religion surviving more than 5000 years [could be even more] of beliefs and transcripts. No religion has survived an onslaught of another religion or empire and survived for so long.

Currently almost 1 Billion people are considered to be hindus and hence some may argue if size is to be considered then current time may be the golden age of Hinduism.

Gold is not included in the list of banned items for Indian domestic flights, so one could safely assume that gold is allowed to be carried on the airplane.

Google has a constalation of 13 Satellites in orbit around earth for networking, mapping, and communication purposes. The first satellite, Google1, was launched on February 3rd, 2005 atop an Ares3 heavy lift vehicle from Launch Complex 32 at Kennedy Space Center in Florida. Subsequent Satellites were launched approximately every 3 months with the noted failure of Google 9 which was lost due to launch vehicle failure 78 seconds after launch. Google 10 was subsequently renamed Google 9 for consistency. Google plans to have a total of 23 Satellites in orbit by 2011 which some analysts suspect will allow them to offer a global internet option anywhere in the world as well as a world wide mobile phone system with their new Google Phone first offered to the public in 2009.

ganges river indian sea tigrus and uephrase rivers.

Nature is the most important resource in the world. without animals the nature would be unbalanced. government in India has taken many of the actions to conserve these wildlife and some of them are :

1.Many of the wildlife sanctuaries have been constructed in India such as Sundarban , Gir national park etc......

2.Many animal reserves have also been build up for the endangered species.

3.The natural projects , plans and natural projects have already been taken and started such as Project Tiger etc......

The mountain range that is found north of India is the Himalaya Mountains.

It is located in Central Asia.