On 15th August 2022, India celebrated its 76th Independence Day. It means that it has been 75 years since India gained its freedom from the colonial... Read More

About the Examination The Staff Selection Commission conducts the SSC CPO examination on yearly basis for the selection of the... Read More

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We know that food is essential for all living organisms. Carbohydrates, proteins, fats, vitamins and minerals are components of food. These... Read More

Light is a form of energy which helps us in seeing objects through our eyes. When light falls on an object, some of the... Read More

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Motion is a mechanism during which a thing is carried from one place to another. In ancient times man used to move only on foot and carry... Read More

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Two papers published in 2021 have shown that salt substitution can help reduce blood pressure and improve all-cause mortality. Both studies were... Read More

An active role is played by the judiciary through judicial activism when the executive and legislature become insensitive to serve the needs of... Read More

The emergence of Gupta Empire is called as the Golden Age of Indian Architecture. The temple architecture, Buddhist architecture and cave... Read More

Different styles of Temples found in India are: Nagara in North Dravida in South Vesara –... Read More

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Recently in 2021, Dholavira (Gujarat) and Ramappa Temple (Telangana) were added to the list under the ‘Cultural’ category of... Read More

Agriculture is the primary source of livelihood of India’s population.  As per 2018, agriculture employed more than... Read More

Narration is the process of recounting a sequence of events, real or imagined. It is usually used for storytelling. Here, two cases are formed,... Read More

The basic construction of a sentence in English grammar is: Subject + Verb + Object In Active voice subject performs the... Read More

Subject – verb agreement is the most important topic of English grammar. The agreement between the subject of a sentence and the verb... Read More

Conditional sentences describe a situation that must exist before something else can happen. It consists of two clauses:... Read More

A conjunction is a word which joins or connects similar types of words and phrases – Nouns with nouns Verbs with verbs... Read More

Articles – A/An, The. Equivalent to Adjective. Article only qualify a Noun; never... Read More

Adverb It is a word that can qualify all the parts of speech except noun, pronoun or interjection (exclamation). Adverbs modify... Read More

Preposition Prepositions demonstrate a relationship between their objects, which may be either nouns or pronouns, and another word in the... Read More

Question tags are interrogative fragments that turns a statement into a question. Example: Ram sues the bank,... Read More

Tenses play the most crucial part in English grammar. Learning the rules of tenses will help you taking the command over... Read More

What is Verb? Definition – Verb is a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence, and it forms the main part of the... Read More

An adjective modifies a noun or pronoun. Adjectives may name all the qualities of a noun or pronoun i.e. Shape, size, colour, mood etc.... Read More

       Pronoun is used in place of a noun. The use of nouns again and again in the sentences will make it... Read More

The definition of Noun could be seen as: Noun is the name of a person, Place or a thing (emotions/feelings) Noun is a naming... Read More

English is a subject of language. And like any other language, there are basic rules of grammar that needs to be followed while learning any... Read More

The story of Indian Literature extends back over more than 5000 years. It includes the religious classics of... Read More

The Indian subcontinent consist of a number of separate linguistic communities each of which share a common language and culture. The... Read More

Indian philosophy, which has a distinctive character of its own, originated in the speculations of Vedic sages and reached its final fruition in... Read More

India has been a land or spirituality, morality and faith. Many religions have thrived in India during same era. Even today people from... Read More

In the year 2004, it was decided by the Government of India to declare Indian Languages meeting certain requirements as “Classical language”... Read More

India has been a land or spirituality, morality and faith. Many religions have thrived in India during same era. Even today people from... Read More

In 13th Century, with the Turkish conquest of Northern India, Islamic rulers started settling in the Northern parts of India.... Read More

Buddhism is one of the major religions of the world. It originated from the Indian sub-continent and spread to the... Read More

After the decline of the Mauryan Empire, various rulers controlled vast Mauryan Empire. Such as In the... Read More

Basic Structure of Hindu Temple A gradual progression from the flat-roofed, monolithic temples to sculptured shikhara... Read More

The word islam means “submission to god”. It originated in the Arabian Peninsula in the 7th century... Read More

Origin of the word is Sanskrit word: ‘Bhaj’, meaning - to divide or share. Bhakti is generally understood as... Read More

With the introduction of Buddhism and Jainism part of Shraman tradition against the varna and jati systems of the Hindu religion, major changes... Read More

The first discovery of rock paintings in 1867-68 by archaeologist Archibold Carlleyle. The most common sites of pre-historic times are: ... Read More

Two major sites of Indus Valley Civilisation: Harappa in North and Mohenjodaro in South These sites showcase... Read More

Article 214: There shall be a High Court in each state. The High Court stands at the head of the Judiciary in the State of India.... Read More

Demography is the statistical study (such as - births, deaths, income, or the incidence of disease) of human populations. Demographers use... Read More

Social development is about improving the well-being of every individual in society so they can reach their full potential. The... Read More

About The Exam The Staff Selection Commission holds a competitive examination every year for recruitment to the posts of Lower... Read More

About the Examination The Staff Selection Commission holds the Combined Graduate Level Examination on yearly basis for... Read More

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The Vedic time is divided into two phases, these are: Rig Vedic (1500 BC – 1000 BC) Later Vedic (1000 BC –... Read More

\r\n The\r\npost vedic phase started from the 600 BC onwards and ended in 321 BC. This\r\nphase was also called as the Second Urbanisation.... Read More

In this section, we will learn about the various foreign rulers that attacked India. Many foreigners came to India during this period and... Read More

State Bank of India conducts the exam of SBI PO regularly to elect eligible candidates for the post of Probationary Officer in various... Read More

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Changes occur everywhere around us. For example: our mother cooking food is changing the properties of the various... Read More

An equation is a condition on a variable. A variable is something that can vary. It assumes different numerical values; its... Read More

The study of fractions includes proper, improper and mixed fractions as well as their addition and subtraction. We... Read More

In our day to day life, we see various kinds of tables which consist of numbers, figures, names, etc. These tables provide ‘Data’.... Read More

Meaning of Separation On a day-to-day basis, we are faced with various instances after we are required to separate substances from one... Read More

There is a massive form of objects everywhere. All objects around us are made from one or more materials. A thing are... Read More

In this chapter, we will study about the different kinds of fibers and the fabrics made from such fibers. We will also learn about the... Read More

We have learnt about whole numbers and integers in previous class. Everyone know that integers form a bigger collection of... Read More

Geometry has a long and rich history. The term ‘Geometry’ is the English equivalent of the greek word ‘Geometron’. The meaning of... Read More

Nutrients are substances that are needed by our body for correct growth and healthy body function. What are the assorted nutrients... Read More

We will have a look at the foreign invasions, to understand how Mauryan created an empire over India. First invasion in 516... Read More

Mysore had grown in a powerful state under Haider Ali. The British initiated a war with the Haider Ali so as to expand its... Read More

A number is defined as an arithmetical value, expressed by a word, symbol, and figures. These numbers can be written in one digit, two... Read More

As we know, we use 1,2,3,4,.... when we begin to count. They come naturally when we start counting. Therefore, we... Read More

Counting things is easy for us now. We can count objects in large numbers, eg: no. of students in the school, and represent them through... Read More

Thought the Marathas had recovered from the Panipat War and even recovered their control over Delhi. But the Maratha Confederacy was... Read More

Sir Lee Warner described the entire relationship between the Indian States and the British power into 5 epochs (phases) in his book-... Read More

“The French was searching the key of India in Madras. The British search the key of India in Bengal.” British opened their 1st... Read More

The French power was at its height in the first half of the 18th century. The Austrian War of Succession, which broke out... Read More

For good health, growth, lot of energy, body functions. It helps within the growth of living organisms. It... Read More

As trade of both the company and of private individuals in Asia grew in the first half of the 18th century, Indian rulers came under increasing... Read More

The number system is the basis of entire basic numeracy. Most of its content is already been studied at school level. Almost one-fifth of every... Read More

Will our immunity to COVID-19 be lifelong or short-lived? Some diseases, like the measles, infect us once and usually grant us immunity... Read More

The Simon Commission and the Joint Parliamentary committee, which were responsible for the Government of India Act, 1935 (the main source of... Read More

All animals respond according to the environment surrounding them. For example, if it is cold outside, the body itself... Read More

Organisms get rid of the gaseous wastes generated through respiration. But other metabolic activities that generate nitrogenous materials are... Read More

Plants take water and minerals from the soil through the roots and transport it to the leaves. The leaves prepare food for the plant, using... Read More

All organisms need food, water and oxygen for the survival. They need to transport all these to different parts of the body. Animals also... Read More

Cell is the smallest structural and functional unit of an organism. Each cell performs certain functions such as nutrition,... Read More

Animals get their food from plants either directly by eating plants or indirectly by eating animals that eat plants. Some animals eat both... Read More

Morphology means the study of forms and features of different parts of plants like leaves, roots, flower etc. In this article we will learn... Read More

The tissues that are present in the living organisms other than the plants are animal tissues. The types of animal tissues... Read More

We know that all the living organisms are made up of cells. Tissues are a cluster of cells in a part of body that perform a specialized... Read More

We are heterotrophs i.e. we cannot make our own food and need it from external source. And we definitely need food because it is our main source... Read More

The word cell is a latin word that means ‘little room’. In science, cell also denotes such a room where many components work together to... Read More

The Under Graduate CLAT 2021 is a centralized National Level Entrance Test for admissions to 22 National Law Universities in India. The 12th... Read More

The scientific practice of identifying, naming and grouping of the living organisms is called classification. Therefore, it is nothing but... Read More

Reserve Bank of India RBI was established on 1st April 1935, with capital of 5 crore, on the recommendations of Hilton Young Committee,... Read More

Banking system laid the foundation of economic development in India. The process of banking in India started in colonial era, when in 1970 Bank... Read More

Economic system or economic order is a set up according to which societies and government organizes means of production, resource allocation... Read More

National Income is the final output of all new goods and services a country produced in one year. A variety of measures including gross... Read More

Some were hailed in their lifetime, others died unrecognized, but all were amazing. She wrote the world's first computer program — in... Read More

What is Ayurveda? In literal sense, Ayurveda is ‘the knowledge of life’. Ayurveda is one of the most ancient systems of medicine... Read More

The Mughals were originally Turks. They belonged to the Chagtai Tribe of the Turkish race. Original home of Mughals was Fergana in Central... Read More

The five dynasties which were founded subsequently after the Turkish invasion were collectively known as Delhi Sultanate. These... Read More

The five dynasties which were founded subsequently after the Turkish invasion were collectively known as Delhi Sultanate. These... Read More

The five dynasties which were founded subsequently after the Turkish invasion were collectively known as Delhi Sultanate. These... Read More

The Mughals were originally Turks. They belonged to the Chagtai Tribe of the Turkish race. Original home of Mughals was Fergana in Central... Read More

The Mughals were originally Turks. They belonged to the Chagtai Tribe of the Turkish race. Original home of Mughals was Fergana in Central... Read More

 Earliest Muslims came in India at Kerala/Malabar for trade. These Muslims were Arabs and their language was Arabic, settled down in... Read More

The ancient Indian history came to an end with the rule of Harsha and Pulakeshin II. After the death of Harsha to the 12th Century, the destiny... Read More

Under economic development, Economic well being of a nation, region, local community or an individual is measured with an objective of improving... Read More

Indian Financial System is epicentre to the economic growth of the country. The prime function of Indian financial system is to mobilise savings... Read More

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The most important dynasty after the Guptas was the ‘Pushyabhuti’ dynasty. The dynasty reached its zenith during the reign of Harshvardhana.... Read More

In this part we will learn more about the Sangam age.... Read More

There were three sangams (a gathering of scholars) held at Madurai between 1st century AD to 3rd century AD. It is believed that 1st... Read More

Gupta Empire was founded by Sri Gupta in 300AD. Guptas were from ‘Vaishya’ caste; it signifies that caste system was not... Read More

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THE SUPREME COURT OF INDIA AND THE HIGH COURTS SUPREME COURT OF... Read More

In British times, Local Self Government was restricted only to the Urban Areas, since they believed the villages in India are themselves self... Read More

The village is considered as the basic unit of administration since the vedic times. Even during the British days, the village... Read More

Articles 168 to 212 in Part VI of the Constitution deals with the State Legislature. The Legislature of every state consist of the... Read More

Articles 153 to 167 in Part VI of the Constitution deals with the State Executive. The State Executive consists of: the Governor,... Read More

Our Constitution has adopted the Parliamentary System of Government for a harmonious blending of the legislative and executive organs of the... Read More

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Dr. B.R. Ambedkar called it as Most Important office under the Constitution. According to Article 148, the President appoints CAG for... Read More

According to Article 76, the President appoints a person having the qualification to become a judge of Apex Court, to be AGI. He is the... Read More

About SBI CLERK Exam State Bank of India conducts the exam of SBI CLERK regularly to elect eligible candidates for Junior Associate... Read More

Directive Principles as declared by the constitution, are fundamental to the governance of the country. They are like an ‘Instrument of... Read More

About SBI PO Exam State Bank of India conducts the exam of SBI PO regularly to elect eligible candidates for the post of Probationary... Read More

About IBPS RRB Exam The IBPS conducts Common Recruitment Process (CRP for RRBs - VIII) for eligible candidates, who aspires to join any of... Read More

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About IBPS SO Exam The IBPS conducts Common Recruitment Process (CRP for POs - VIII) for eligible candidates, who aspires to join any of... Read More

About IBPS Clerk Exam IBPS is an autonomous body that conducts the recruitment process of IBPS Clerk exam once every year. Any... Read More

The Civil Services Examination comprises of two successive stages: Preliminary Examination: It consists of objective type... Read More

“Freedom is not worth having if it does not include the freedom to make mistakes” -       Mahatma Gandhi... Read More

The makers of The Constitution of India adopted the Parliamentary System of executive for the governments both at the National and State levels.... Read More

The Constitutional Head of the Union Executive is the President, whereas Prime Minister is the Real Head of the Union Executive.... Read More

According to Article 63, there shall be a Vice President of India. The Vice President is Ex-Officio Chairman of Council of States (Rajya... Read More

Yoga is derived from a Sanskrit word “yuj”, which means to join or to add. So, yoga means a practice in which the soul, body and mind of an... Read More

What is Immunity? Have you ever heard about “Air Bags” in cars, well! There are some cars out there that come with this feature. At... Read More

According to the Indian constitution, India is a “Secular State”. This means that the State observes an attitude of neutrality and... Read More

The original constitution does not contain Fundamental Duties. These were added later because at the time of making of the constitution, its... Read More

Article 32 provides institutional framework for the enforcement/protection of Fundamental Rights. Dr. Bhimrao Ambedkar called this right as... Read More

Traffic in human beings means selling or buying men, women or children like goods, it also includes immoral trafficking in women and children... Read More

The principle of equality in its proper spectrum encompasses social and economic justice in a political democracy. Note: Classification for... Read More

On the basis of relations between the central government and the units, the governments are classified as unitary and federal. In a unitary... Read More

The Population of a State is divided into 2 classes – Citizens and Aliens. Citizens enjoy full civil and political rights, aliens... Read More

The political structure given in the Constitution is a federal Union. The name of the Union is India and the members of this Union are 28 states... Read More

The Constitution of India is the Supreme, Basic, Fundamental Law of the land. It is also called as the Organic Law because it gave rise to the... Read More

Preamble is the preface of the constitution it is also called as key of the Constitution. The aims and aspiration of the people of India are... Read More

The Constitution of India is the basic law of the land. It is a set of rules and regulations for creation of political, legal and other related... Read More

The summary of the Constitutional Development during British Rule: Regulating Act of 1773... Read More

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Each one of us might have suffered from some kind of demotivation and other psychological disorders such as stress, insecurity, low self-esteem... Read More

Have you ever observed people around you carefully and wondered all the people are different in one way or the other? Some people are... Read More

About the SSC MTS exam The Staff Selection Commission holds an assessment exam for enrolment of Multi Tasking Staff(MTS) in... Read More

A career in Defence Services is the much sought after occupation today for those young and courageous youths of the country who are willing to... Read More

This is a graduate based exam. It aims at selecting personnel for various Central level Posts. The inspector or assistant at Central Secretrait are... Read More

Maharashtra PSC State Service Preliminary Examination 2020 invites application for the posts of Maharashtra State Service Preliminary Examination... Read More

Maharashtra PSC State Service Preliminary Examination 2020 invites application for the posts of Maharashtra State Service Preliminary Examination... Read More

Staff Selection Commission - Combined Graduate Level Examination, often referred to as SSC CGL is an examination conducted to recruit staff to... Read More