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What is a summary of discovery of india?
in short holl story]
Who is the author of the book discovery of India?
Jawaharlal Nehru
What is the importance of The Discovery Of India by Nehru?
It is of great historical importance and helps us in understanding India of that time.
How did British power in India begin?
They entered India as Traders in the garb of East India Company which after the discovery of innumerable resources and wealth of India was got governed by the Empress of England after the war of Plassey
Which explorer is credited with the discovery of the indians?
Vasco da Gama descovered India
When was The Discovery of India created?
The Discovery of India was created in 1946.
How many pages does The Discovery of India have?
The Discovery of India has 584 pages.
What is the ISBN of The Discovery of India?
The ISBN of The Discovery of India is 978-0195623598.
Which freedom fighter authored the book 'Discovery of India'?
Jawaharlal Nehru is the author of 'Discovery of India'.
When was Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India created?
Dedicated Freight Corridor Corporation of India was created in 2006.
Who is the author of discovery of India?
The author of the book Discovery of India is Mr. Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru, our first prime minister of Independant India.
Where is there a brief discovery about medicine?
In India
Which member of the corps of the discovery was the most dedicated to journal writing?
Meriwether Lewis
Who was the most dedicated to the journal writing of the corps pf discovery?
William Clark
Which festival is dedicated to the snakes in India?
Shivratri
Author of the discovery of India?
PANDIT JAWAHARLAL NEHRUis the author of the 'the discovery of India . He is the first prime minster of India , from 1947to1964. He wrote this book during his imprisonment in Ahmendnagar in the Ahmendnagar fort
Who is the author of the Discovery of India?
Jawaharlal nehru
