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1.	Our heritage is transferred from and it is continuously progressing. Explain.
Answer» India has one of the most ancient cultures. As per ‘Vishnu Puran’ an ancient Indian scripture, India extends from the Himalaya in north to the Indian Ocean in the south. It is said that new descendants are called Indians. In the beginning of any auspicious ceremony, Bharatvarsha, Bharatkhand, Jambudweep and Arayavarta etc. words are used while taking resolution. Our country is gifted with the natural boundaries Himalaya in the North and sea in the East, West and South. Countries all over the world got mesmerized by the Indian prosperity and came to trade, settle and mingle with Indian culture. Due to mutual exchange many changes have been seen in our culture. In this way, our heritage is transferred from generation to generation and it is continuously progressing.

Our heritage is transferred from and it is continuously progressing. Explain.

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India has one of the most ancient cultures. As per ‘Vishnu Puran’ an ancient Indian scripture, India extends from the Himalaya in north to the Indian Ocean in the south. It is said that new descendants are called Indians. In the beginning of any auspicious ceremony, Bharatvarsha, Bharatkhand, Jambudweep and Arayavarta etc. words are used while taking resolution.

Our country is gifted with the natural boundaries Himalaya in the North and sea in the East, West and South. Countries all over the world got mesmerized by the Indian prosperity and came to trade, settle and mingle with Indian culture. Due to mutual exchange many changes have been seen in our culture. In this way, our heritage is transferred from generation to generation and it is continuously progressing.

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