Question : How does the Mahabharata contribute to the study of social hierarchies in ancient India? 

Option 1: By describing military tactics 

Option 2: By depicting caste-based interactions 

Option 3: By outlining economic policies 

Option 4: By showcasing technological advancements 

Question : How does the Mahabharata help in understanding the social hierarchy in ancient India?  

Option 1: By describing economic policies 

Option 2: By depicting caste-based roles and interactions 

Option 3: By outlining military strategies 

Option 4: By showcasing technological advancements  

Question : The Constitution of India promotes social change by:

Option 1: Upholding traditional values without modification

Option 2: Providing a rigid framework that resists change

Option 3: Encouraging a dynamic interpretation of laws

Option 4: Isolating legal principles from social realities

Question : How does the caste system differ from the class system?

Option 1: The caste system is based on occupation, while the class system is based on income.

Option 2: The caste system allows for social mobility, whereas the class system does not.

Option 3: The caste system is hereditary, while the class system is based on individual      achievement.

Option 4:  The class system is a form of social stratification unique to India, while the caste system is found worldwide.

Question : The social inclusion of Other Backward Classes (OBCs) in India is facilitated by:

Option 1: Maintaining educational barriers

Option 2: Promoting exclusive economic policies

Option 3: Encouraging participation in governance

Option 4: Reinforcing social segregation