Age and Date of Ramayana
It is a general believed that Ramayana was originally composed by Rishi Valmiki in Sanskrit.
In this book the great deeds of Lord Rama of Ayodhya have been vividly described. The Ramayana in its present form contains about 24,000 verses…
Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khana (Step son of Salima Sultan Begum)
Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khana
Abdul Rahim or Abdul Rahim Khan-i-Khana (also spelled Khan-e-Khana) was one among the nine important minister (nine gems, navaratnas) in the Mughal court of Akbar. He was also a poet who had written many…
Biography of Haider Ali (Hyder Ali)
Introduction
Haider Ali (also spelled Hyder Ali) was the de-facto ruler of Mysore Kingdom for the period between 1761 to 1782. He is remembered in history for bravely resisting the expansion of British Empire in India.
Background
Udiyar,…
Speech on Importance of Good Manners
Good Manners refers to the polite and good social behaviour. Good Manners plays a significant role in building human relationships. It lays the foundation of a stable social pattern. It implies certain values of human relationship that kept…
Mesolithic Age (Middle Stone Age) Culture in India
The Mesolithic culture in India corresponds to the second cultural phase of Pleistocene. Indian microlithism was first marked by Carllayle as early as 1867 from Vindhyan rock-shelter. Later on, Cockburn and Rivett Carnac discovered more…
What are the features of Caste System in India?
Class and caste are two phenomena of social stratification which offer many features in common not only in their origin but also in their development and function. Both are agencies of social mobility and selection in as much as they decide…
Essay on National Integration and Communal Harmony in India
Meaning of National Integration and Communal Harmony:
National Integration refers to the perception of single national identity among people of a country belonging to various races, castes and religion.
Communal Harmony refers to the…
Short Paragraph on Save Water
Introduction
Water is the most precious gift of nature. It has no taste, no smell and no colour. It is found everywhere and the other name of it is life. We find it in tanks, ponds, wells, rivers and springs. Almost three-fourth of the…
Who wrote Shahnama?
Shahnama (also Shahnameh) is the “Book of Kings” in poetic form written by the poet Firdausi (also Ferdowsi).
In Mahmud’s court there were many scholars, poets and artists but there was none that can be compared with Firdausi, whose name…
History of Fire Making
Fire Making
Fire may be considered as one of the chief agents of human cultural progress. Indeed, no single material trait other than fire could lift man above the level of other animals. In the remote prehistoric past, human being…
