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explain the importance of environment in day to day life by citing suitable example in about 120 words.

Ayush 25th May, 2021

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The entire human race and almost all living beings deciding on this planet are directly or indirectly dependent on environment for its survival. The environment is the place from which we get all the basic necessities of life such as food, water, air, and other assets for survival.

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which Indian Polity edition book is Best for UPSC ?

Gbharath Raj 29th Nov, 2020

Hello applicant,

*Following are the best books for studying history for UPSC
1. India's Ancient Past by R.S. Sharma
2. The wonder that was India by A.L Basham for Ancient History
3. Medieval India by Satish Chandra
4. Advanced Study in the History of Medieval India all the three volumes

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Hi I want to prepare for UPSC. Next year after 12th in 2021. If I start Indian Polity during my first year of graduation will the syllabus remain same even after2-3 years till I complete my graduation. Same for history, geography and other subjects except general knowledge . Is it a good idea ?

Deepika Student Expert 31st Aug, 2020

Hello aspirant,

The next big change that will happen would be the removal of optional subject from main exam.

However, I am of firm belief that one should not expect this or any other change before CSE 2022. Currently, with the corona pandemic, the government would want to avoid any

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What was the nature and role of local association in the Pallava and South Indian polity? Comment in 600 words.

pdwords Student Expert 5th Apr, 2020
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A characteristic feature of south Indian polity, especially Pallavan, was the importance of local,corporate units in most important aspects of the lives of people.

The local groups were abundant in number based on caste, craft, profession or religious persuasion and their occupation consisted that of handicraftsmen like the weavers,
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What was the nature and role of local associations in the Pallava and 20 marks South Indian polity? Comment.

pdwords Student Expert 24th Mar, 2020

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A characteristic feature of south Indian polity, especially Pallavan, was the importance of local,corporate units in most important aspects of the lives of people. There were innumerable local groups and associations based on caste, craft, profession or religious persuasion. Thus there were associations of handicraftsmen like the weavers, oil

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