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MITOCHONDRIA and chloroplasts

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Siraj ud-Daulah was one of the most famous and the LAST self-governing Nawab of Bengal. Under his reign, which lasted from April 9, 1756 to June 23, 1757, Siraj ud-Daulah STOOD his ground against the ‘British East India COMPANY,’ which had begun capturing parts of Bengal.

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Ribosomes.

These are the SMALLEST and most numerous of the cell ORGANELLES, and are the SITES of PROTEIN synthesis.

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British mathematician William Bourne made some of the earliest known plans for a submarine AROUND 1578, but the WORLD's first working PROTOTYPE was built in the 17th century by Cornelius Drebbel, a Dutch polymath and inventor in the EMPLOY of the British King James I.

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Fantasmagorie

Fantasmagorie is CONSIDERED to be the oldest CARTOON in the world. The very short animation is one of the EARLIEST examples of traditional (hand-drawn) animation. It was CREATED in 1908 by French cartoonist Émile Cohl.

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The nucleus, formed by a NUCLEAR membrane AROUND a fluid nucleoplasm, is the control CENTER of the CELL. Threads of CHROMATIN in the nucleus contain deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA), the genetic material of the cell.

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prasashti are poems WRITTEN by court poets in PRAISE of there rulers

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Aztec & Inca EMPIRES Were both based on earlier civilizations and cultures. Aztec & Inca Empires Were based on managing RESOURCES, goods, and people in an economy centered on intensive agriculture.Were based on the conquest of other GROUPS and the extraction of some form of tribute

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The Janapadas were the realms republics and KINGDOMS of the Vedic period on the INDIAN subcontinent — late Bronze Age into the IRON Age — from about 1200 BCE to the 6th century BCE.

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the union TERRITORIES became 8 because Daman and Diu MERGES with Dadar and Nagar HAVELI

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PYTHAGORAS was the FIRST MATHEMATICIAN in whole UNIVERSE

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This is a large and beautiful city. It is surrounded by a massive WALL. It has 570 TOWERS and 64 gates. The houses, of two and three storeys, are built of WOOD and mud brick.

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Megasthenes was an ANCIENT Greek historian, diplomat. He became an AMBASSADOR of Seleucus I Nicator to Chandragupta Maurya in Pataliputra. He wrote a BOOK called INDICA which is an ACCOUNT of Mauryan India. For his pioneering work he is regarded as the Father of Indian History.

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The MAURYAN empire was the largest State in the WHOLE of the ancient world and for the first time it ushered in a new form of government i.e., centralized government. Within its framework it united a number of PEOPLE and TRIBES. The Mauryan centralized monarchy became a paternal despotism under Asoka.

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The Ajanta Caves are approximately 30 rock-cut BUDDHIST cave monuments which date from the 2nd century BCE to about 480 CE in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra state of India.[1][note 1] The caves include PAINTINGS and rock-cut sculptures described as among the finest surviving examples of ancient Indian art, PARTICULARLY EXPRESSIVE paintings that present emotions through gesture, pose and form.[3][4][5]

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Chandragupta Maurya annexed the entire Punjab and areas across the Indus river. Seleucus had also to sign a peace treaty in which he gave away KABUL, Kandahar, and Heart to Chandragupta. Chandragupta also CONQUERED PARTS of central INDIA and united the whole of Northern India under Mauryan RULE.

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The Allahabad pillar (circa 1900). The Allahabad pillar is a Stambha, containing one of the Pillars edicts of ASHOKA, possibly ERECTED by Ashoka, Emperor of the MAURYA dynasty, who reigned in the 3rd century BCE or it may have prior ORIGINS.

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The first nationalistic REVOLUTIONARY movement for Indian independence emerged from Bengal.[2] It later took ROOT in the NEWLY formed Indian National Congress with prominent moderate leaders SEEKING only their fundamental right to APPEAR for Indian Civil Service examinations in British India, as well as more rights (economical in nature) for the people of the soil. The early part of the 20th century saw a more radical approach towards political self-rule proposed by leaders such as the Lal Bal Pal triumvirate, Aurobindo Ghosh and V. O. Chidambaram Pillai.

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During the Early VEDIC period, the Rajan (king) was the head of the tribe. His chief occupation was fighting battles to defend and PROTECT the tribe and its territory. His position was not HEREDITARY and the TWO tribal assemblies — Sabha and Samiti — checked his power. The king was in most cases selected or chosen by the tribal heads due to his bravery and wisdom. During the Later Vedic period, the position of the king became stronger. He GAINED absolute power and his position became hereditary. He started claiming.

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Ashoka was named to be a unique ruler as he was the first ruler who tried to TAKE forward his message to people through INSCRIPTIONS wherein he described his change in belief and thought after the Kalinga War. ... The excessive accumulation of Ashoka's DHAMMA consists of GOOD teachings of different RELIGIONS

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1.India does not have a refugee law, and all refugees are considered illegal migrants under The Foreigners Act of 1946. However, India treats its refugees very ambiguously, based on its relations with the country from where refugees are coming in and based on the domestic politics of India itself.

2.At the time of the British withdrawal, 565 PRINCELY states were officially recognised in the Indian subcontinent, apart from thousands of zamindari estates and jagirs. In 1947, princely states covered 40% of the area of pre-independence India and constituted 23% of its population.

3.Partition and accession

In 1947, after India gained independence from British rule, Jammu and Kashmir COULD have joined India, joined PAKISTAN, or remained independent. Hari Singh originally manoeuvred to maintain his independence by playing off both India and Pakistan.

5.The Planning Commission was set up by a Resolution of the Government of India in March 1950 in pursuance of declared OBJECTIVES of the Government to promote a rapid rise in the standard of living of the people by efficient exploitation of the resources of the country, increasing production and offering opportunities.

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The Romans traded goods THROUGHOUT their Empire. ... The Romans traded with BRITAIN for silver, which they USED to MAKE jewellery and coins, and WOOL which they used to make clothes. They imported dyes to colour their clothes from the south-eastern part of their Empire and also spices to flavour their food.

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The Satavahanas ruled from about the 1st CENTURY bce to the 3rd century CE. The most powerful ruler of this dynasty was Gautamiputra Satakarni. His REIGN MARKED the beginning of the Saka–Satavahana struggle, which became a major feature of politics in the Deccan.

Gautamiputra Satakarni

The Satavahana power was revived by Gautamiputra Satakarni, who is considered the greatest of the Satavahana rulers. Charles Higham dates his reign c. 103 – c. 127 CE.

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प्रथम पुरुष वह पढ़ेगा/पढ़ेगी। सः/सा पठिष्यति। वे सब पढ़ेगे/पढ़ेगी। ते/ता पठिष्यन्ति।

मध्यम पुरुष तुम पढ़ोगे/पढ़ोगी। त्वं पठिष्यसि। तुम सब पढ़ोगे/पढ़ोगी। यूयं पठिष्यथ।

उत्तम पुरुष मैं पढूंगा/पढूंगी। अहं पठिष्यामि। हम सब पढ़ेगे/पढ़ेगी। वयं पठिष्यामः।

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2. France-Paris
3. Poland-Warsaw
4. Russia- Moscow
5. Germany-Berlin
6. Bulgaria- Sofia
7. Spain-Madrid
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9. Norway-Oslo

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The BIBLE has plenty to say about forgiveness. ... The Greek word translated as “forgive” in the NEW Testament, aphiēmi, carried a wide range of meanings, including to remit (a debt), to leave (something or someone) alone, to allow (an ACTION), to leave, to SEND away, to desert or abandon, and even to divorce.16-Aug-2011

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Mauryan Empire was the largest empire in the whole of the ancient world. It was governed by a centralized form of government.

Kautalya’s Arthashastra, Ashoka’s inscriptions, and Megasthenese's accounts collectively are the important sources of the information on various aspects of administration, economy, society, and religion of the people.

Polity and Administration

The king was the head of the state. The king used to issue ordinances known as ‘Sasana.’ He possessed the JUDICIAL, the legislative, and the executive powers.

Sasanas are available in the form of ‘Edicts of Ashoka’.

The Mauryas king had to follow the law of the country given by law givers and had to govern according to the customs of the land. He could not do whatever he liked.

The king was assisted in administration by ‘Mantriparishad,’ which was a Council of Ministers.

Adhyakshas (superintendent) were officers who performed a special task.

Kautilya mentioned a large number of Adhyakshas, such as Adhyakshas of gold, store houses, commerce, agriculture, ships, cows, horses, elephants, chariots, infantry, passports etc.

Yukta was the officer in-charge of the revenues of the king.

Rajjukas were the officers for land measurement and fixing their boundaries. They were also given power to punish the GUILTY and set free the innocents.

The Mauryan Empire was divided into provinces. Pradeshikas was another officer of the Mauryan administration. He was the provincial governor.

Bindusara appointed his son Ashoka as Governor of the Avanti region and posted him at Ujjain.

Asoka’s elder brother Susima was posted at Taxila as the Governor of the northwestern provinces.

The important provinces were directly under Kumaras (PRINCES); however, the total number of provinces is not known.

Junagarh rock inscription of Rudradaman mentions that Saurashtra (Kathiawar) was governed by Vaisya Pushyagupta at the time of Chandragupta Maurya and by Yavana-raia Tushaspa at the time of Ashoka, both were the provincial governors.

The Mauryan kingdom was divided into different provinces, which were subdivided into the districts and each district was further divided into groups of five to ten villages.

The village was the smallest UNIT of an administration.

The pradeshika was the head of district administration. He used to tour the entire district every five years to inspect the administration of areas under his control. A group of officials worked in each district under him.

Gramika was the head of the village. He was assisted in village administration by the "village elders".

The villages, during this time, enjoyed substantial autonomy. Most of the disputes of the village were settled by Gramika with the help of village assembly.

The Arthashastra mentions the highest salary being 48,000 Panas and the lowest 60 Panas. There was a wide range of scales in salary.

City Administration

The Arthashashtra has a full chapter on the administration of cities.

The Edicts of Ashoka also describe name of the cities such as Pataliputra, Taxila, Ujjain, Tosali, Suvarnagiri, Samapa, Isila, and Kausambi.

Megasthenese had described the administration of Pataliputra in detail.

Megasthenese described that Pataliputra city was administered by a city council comprising 30 members. These 30 members were divided into a board of 5 members each.

Each of the 5 member boards had specific responsibilities towards the administration of the city. For example −

One such board was concerned with the industrial and artistic produce. Its duties included fixing of wages, check the adulteration etc.

The second board dealt with the affairs of the visitors, especially foreigners who came to Pataliputra.

The third board was concerned with the registration of birth and death.

The fourth board regulated trade and commerce, kept a vigil on the manufactured goods and sales of commodities.

The fifth board was responsible for the supervision of manufacturing of goods.

The sixth board collected taxes as per the value of sold goods.

The tax was normally one-tenth of the sold goods.

Officers were appointed by the ‘City council’ and accountable for the public welfare such as MAINTENANCE and repairs of roads, markets, hospitals, temples, educational institutions, sanitation, water supplies, harbors, etc.

Nagaraka was the officer in-charge of the city.

There were numerous departments that regulated and controlled the activities of the state.

Kautilya mentions several important departments such as accounts, revenue, mines and minerals, chariots, customs, and taxation.

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The Indus Valley civilization (2600 – 1700 BCE) now STANDS at the beginning of India’s long history. Much like the states of ancient Mesopotamia and Egypt, the foundations for that history were established by Paleo-lithic foragers who migrated to and populated the region, and then Neolithic agriculturalists who settled into villages. During the third millennium BCE, building on these foundations, urban centers emerged along the Indus River, along with other elements that contribute to making a civilization.

This civilization, however, faded away by 1700 BCE, and was followed by a new stage in India’s history. While it declined, India saw waves of migration from the mountainous northwest, by a people who referred to themselves as Aryans. The Aryans brought a distinctive language and way of life to the northern half of India and, after first migrating into the Punjab and Indus Valley, pushed east along the Ganges River and settled down into a life of farming and pastoralism. As they interacted with indigenous peoples, a new period in India’s history took shape. That period is known as the Vedic Age (1700 – 600 BCE).

During the long course of the Vedic Age, states FORMED in northern India. The surplus from farming and pastoralism allowed people to engage in a multitude of other occupations and made for a lively trade. Villages thus grew in number and some became towns. Consequently, there was a need for greater leadership, something that was provided by chieftains of the many Aryan clans. Over time, higher levels of political organization developed, and these chieftains became kings or the leaders of clan assemblies. By the end of the Vedic Age, northern India was divided up by sixteen major kingdoms and oligarchies.

The ensuing three centuries (c. 600 – 321 BCE) were a time of transition. These states fought with each other over territory. The most successful state was the one that could most effectively administer its land, mobilize its resources and, by so doing, field the LARGEST armies. That state was the kingdom of Magadha which, by the fourth century BCE, had gained control of much of northern India along the Ganges River.

In 321 BCE, the last king of Magadha was overthrown by one of his subjects, Chandragupta Maurya, and a new period in India’s history began. Through war and diplomacy, he and his two successors established control over most of India, forging the first major empire in the history of South Asia: the Mauryan Empire (321 – 184 BCE). Chandragupta’s grandson, King Ashoka, ended the military conquests and sought to rule his land through Buddhist principles of non-violence and tolerance. But after his time, the empire rapidly declined, and India entered a new stage in its history.

After the Mauryan Empire fell, no one major power held control over a substantial part of India for five hundred years. Rather, from c. 200 BCE to 300 CE, India saw a fairly rapid turnover of numerous, REGIONAL kingdoms. Some of these were located in northern India, along the Ganges River, but others grew up in the south—the Indian Peninsula—for the first time. Also, some kingdoms emerged through foreign conquest. Outsiders in Central Asia and the Middle East saw India as a place of much wealth, and sought to plunder or rule it. Thus, throughout its history, India was repeatedly invaded by conquerors coming through mountain passes in the northwest. Many of these, like King Kanishka of the Kushan Empire (c. 100 CE), established notable kingdoms that extended from India into these neighboring regions from which they came.

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The state of Awadh depended on local BANKERS and mahajans for loans. It sold the RIGHT to collect tax to the highest bidders. These revenue farmers known as Ijaradars agreed to pay the state a fixed sum of money. Local bankers GUARANTEED the payment of this contracted AMOUNT to the state. In turn the revenue farmers were given considerable freedom in the assessment and collection of taxes. These developments made the positions of moneylenders and bankers influential. They began to influence the management of the state's revenue system.

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The Ahom STATE depended upon forced labour. Those forced to work for the state were called paiks. A CENSUS of the population was TAKEN. Each village had to send a number of paiks by rotation.

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Socialism in India is a political movement FOUNDED early in the 20th ... These were factors that contributed to the BUILDUP of the INDIAN trade UNION movement