Introduction The Rajputs were a clan of brave and powerful kings dominating the northern, western, and central parts of India during the 11th and 12th centuries. Their stronghold existed over present-day Rajasthan, Haryana, Punjab, Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Gujarat, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi. In fact, the distinct culture and traditions ... Read More

Introduction The term Feud has a German origin; it means a piece of land. In Medieval Europe, the absence of any central power created a society where conflicts were common among small forces. People who had more lands and resources were seen as more powerful. Church also became of the ... Read More

Introduction The evolution of human beings is a long drawn process, which involved a change from early humans to modern humans over millions of years. As per the various scientific studies, it is believed that humans have evolved from ape like creatures. They could not even walk straight and they ... Read More

Introduction The early human beings were hunter-gatherers and dependent mostly on food hunting. These hunter-gatherers used to live in a small band of people, a maximum of 100-150 people. They used to roam here and there in search of food. There were many archaic humans there in the early age ... Read More

Introduction The period between the 14th century and the 17th century was a period of many changes in European society. People started urban lifestyles and became more civilised. The invention of the Printing press was another achievement of European society. It allowed Artists, Painters and Writers to gain influence. The ... Read More

Introduction Indian classical dance is a term used to define the ancient Hindu mystical dance forms. These dance forms have their origin in Natya sastra, an ancient Hindu scripture. Natya sastra was written by ancient scholar Bharat Muni. This is considered the first-ever compilation of various forms of dance. It ... Read More

Introduction India’s geographical location has been of great advantage to the country. It is situated both in the tropics and the temperates, making it suitable for growing a huge number of crops. Historically the countries west of India imported cereals and other agricultural products on a large scale from India. ... Read More

Introduction With the change in administration and authority, the socio-economic condition of people changed, but their social status was the same as the caste system was dominant in the medieval age. People in certain caste were obliged to follow certain occupations. The class hierarchy grew further in the Delhi sultanate ... Read More

Introduction The Britishers first came to India as merchants and they got the Farman from the Mughal emperor. After some time they created their monopoly in trade with India. Other European countries left India and the British became powerful. The immense wealth and resources present in India made Britishers change ... Read More

Introduction The British established and founded the educational system, which has a Western aesthetic and curriculum, in the 20th century. William Adam first came up with it in 1813. He travelled to Calcutta to learn more about the system of Indian education that Christian missionaries had established. According to British ... Read More