The political drama written by Vishakhadatta in the fifth century A.D. in the Gupta period is another important work on the Mauryan period. It describes in detail as to how Chandragupta Maurya got the help of Kautilya and overthrew the Nanda dynasty. Side by side we get a glimpse of the social, economic and religious … Read more

The various articles discovered at different sites in the Harappa and Indus Valley suggest that these people indulged in some sort of image-worship. The most commonly found figurine is that of a female deity who has generally been identified with “the Mother Goddess”. The people of India, in fact, have always held a belief in … Read more

Mughal Sculpture: Mughal Emperor Akbar encouraged the art of sculpture. He had the statues of Jai Mal and Fatha, the Rajput heroes of Chittor, seated on elephants, carved out of stone, and had them placed at the gate of the Agra Fort. The elephant gate­way of Fatehpur sikri is still guarded by the mutilated figures … Read more

Discipline means training of the mind and character. It is obedience to rules and an orderly behavior. There is a need and importance of discipline in our society and in our life. In our home, in schools in the playground and everywhere in this world discipline brings order. The absence of discipline brings disorder and … Read more

Baz Bahadur was the Malwa’s last Sultan. He ruled the Malwa state for the period between 1555 and 1562. Sujaat Khan was the father of Baz Bahadur. Baz Bahadur was in love with a beautiful Rajput singer called Roopmati (also Rupmati) later he married to her. She is popularly known as Rani Roopmati. Baz Bahadur … Read more

Reasons and Causes of Industrial Sickness in India The various external and internal causes of Internal Sickness in India have been discussed below: 1. External causes Recession in the Market: Sometimes recession hits the whole industry as a result of which individual units are unable to sell their products. The availability of credit is also … Read more

Hiuen Tsang (also Xuanzang, Hsuan Tsang) was the celebrated Chinese traveler who visited India in Ancient Times. He has been described therefore as the “Prince of Pilgrims.” His visit to India was an important event of the reign of Harshavardhana. India is much indebted to this Chinese traveller for the valuable accounts he left behind … Read more

Review : Bandh Nylon Che (2016) Producer : Sunil Chandrika Nair and Siji Nair Directer : Jatin Satish Wagle Star Cast : Mahesh Manjrekar, Subodh Bhave, Medha Manjrekar, Shruti Marathe, Sunil Barve, Sanjay Narvekar and Pranjal Parab Writers : Ambar Hadap, Ganesh Pandit and Jatin Wagle Music : Amitraj Genre : Drama Review By : Rasik Tirodkar Rating : 2/5 Review: Realism many times hampers storytelling, so it … Read more