Top 5 Facts about History.

1 . Indus Valley Civilization:-

It is a Bronze Age civilization of the half-historic period. It has the distinction of being the first urban civilization in the Indian subcontinent. According to the carbon dating method, its chronology is considered from 2350 BC to 1750 AD. The expansion of the Indus Valley Civilization was in the north. The Chenab River in Jammu and Kashmir's Daimabad Maharashtra Pravar in the South. River Alamgirpur Meerut Hindon in the east. and Sutkagendor Baluchistan in the west. The decade is up to the river.

2. Town planning:-

The great bath found at Mohenjodaro is a significant monument. In the middle of which is a bathing pool. Which is 11.88 meters long. Meters wide and 2.53 meters deep. Here doors and windows opened towards the main road. The length, width, and height of the bricks used in the Harappan civilization were 4: 2: 1.

3. Society

The society of the Indus civilization was matriarchal; the community was divided into four classes, scholars, warriors, merchants, and artisans. . Gambling, hunting, dancing, music, etc., were the primary means of entertainment. The practice of burning and burying dead bodies was prevalent in society. Here the method of purdah and prostitution was overall.

4. Religion:-

The people of the Indus civilization were nature worshippers. And believed in maternal power, worship of Mother Goddess and Pashupati Shiva was the priority. Linga yoni worship was prevalent. The people's swastika sign is a product of the Harappan civilization.

5. Economy:-

Agriculture was the mainstay of the economy in this civilization. Wheat barley peas cotton was the main crop. Cotton was called Sidon. Standardization of measurement and weight was established. People were aware of feet and cubic. The decimal system was used for measurement. The barter system was prevalent in the Indus civilization. The unit of weight was probably in the ratio 16. . Evidence from Mesopotamia includes Harappan sites. For. The word Meluha has been used. Internal and foreign trade was in vogue. . Gold from Karnataka under internal marketing. Copper Khetri from Rajasthan Lead from Rajasthan. Onyx is imported from Saurashtra Gujarat. Most of the rectangular seals of Selkhadi have been obtained from this civilization. On which the article is written. Its script could not be read yet.

What is Right to Information (RTI). And who can apply it and how. Right to information Do you know who can use RTI and how many times. First of all, let us talk. (RTI) was brought in 2005 by the Government of India. The most significant motive for getting it was one. To provide citizens the right to information. It aims to empower citizens and eliminate corruption. To promote transparency and accountability in government work and see it realistically, democracy must be certified for the people. : What is the fee to be paid for taking information. : - For Central Government Departments, Rs. 10 with each RTI application. Have to give. : Who can get information or information. : Any person.

Kamagra Tamaru Type: - This was a dispute related to the entry of Indians in 1914 AD. In India, Gurdeep Singh took 376 passengers on the Kamagra Tamaru ship to Canada, 'but the Canadian government refused to land. Lucknow Pact: In 1916 AD, the Muslim League and Congress combined with having more joint ventures. It was chaired by Ambika Charan Mazumdar. In this session, the militants (leaders of the hot party) were re-inducted into the Congress, and the Lucknow League was signed between the Muslim League and the Congress. Home Rule League Movement: - The first Home Rule League in India was established by Bal Gangadhar Tilak in Belgaum.

Poona on 28 April 1916. Its president was Joseph Barista. Swaraj is my birthright. And I will take it with the slogan Tilak gave. In September 1916, Anne Besant formed the All India Home Rule League (Madras) 'George Arundel was its secretary. Champaran 'Kheda' and Ahmedabad Satyagraha: - Mahatma Gandhi returned to India in 1915 and started his political activities from Champaran. Champaran Satyagraha (1917 AD) was Gandhiji's first Satyagraha in India, which began in Champaran in Bihar. The condition of indigo farmers in Champaran was poor due to the tinky diya practice. Under which it was mandatory to cultivate indigo on a portion of 3/20. It was the beginning of Kheda Satyagraha (1918 AD).