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NCERT Solutions-Chapter 7 – "The Gupta Era: An Age of Tireless Creativity"

 Exercise Question Answers Chapter 7 – The Gupta Era: An Age of Tireless Creativity Class 7 subject Social Science *************************** 1. Imagine you receive a letter from someone living in the Gupta Empire. The letter starts like this: “Greetings from Pāṭaliputra! Life here is vibrant and full of excitement. Just yesterday, I witnessed …”Complete the letter with a short paragraph (250–300 words) describing life in the Gupta Empire. Answer: “Greetings from Pāṭaliputra! Life here is vibrant and full of excitement. Just yesterday, I witnessed …”** (Complete the letter in points) I witnessed a grand court assembly in the palace of King Chandragupta II. Scholars like Aryabhaṭa and Kālidāsa were honored for their contributions. Merchants from faraway lands like China and Southeast Asia were present. Streets were clean and filled with prosperous traders and citizens. Temples and sculptures are being built with amazing craftsmanship. The king's generosity and ...

Political Parties-Question Answer

Question Answers  Political Parties Class-X ____________________________________________ Q1. What do you mean by a political party? Answer: Political party is a group of people who come together to contest elections and to hold power in the government. Q2. What are the three main components of a political party? Answer: The three components of a political party are as follows: 1. The leaders: A political party consists of leaders, who contest elections and if they win the elections, they perform the administrative jobs. 2. The active members: They are the ones who work actively for the party. They are the assistants of the leaders and implement the plans and ideologies of the political party. 3. The followers:  They are the ardent followers of the parties and their leaders and support them in the elections. Q3. Why do we need political parties? Explain.                               ...

FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA(QUESTION ANSWER)

  FOOD SECURITY IN INDIA CLASS-9 SUBJECT-SST(ECONOMICS) **************************** ** Q1. How is food security ensured in India? Answer: Food security is ensured in India on the basis of the two components, i.e., Buffer Stock and Public Distribution System (PDS). 1. Buffer Stock:   It is the stock of food grains like wheat and rice procured by the government through Food Corporation of India (FCI). 2. Public Distribution System: The food procured by the FCI is distributed through government regulated ration shops called Fair Price Shops (FPS) among the poorer sections of the society. Q2. Which are the people more prone to food insecurity? Answer:   A large section of people suffer from food and nutrition insecurity in India. However, the worst affected groups are  as follows: (i) L andless and land-poor households, traditional artisans, providers of traditional services, petty self-employed workers and destitute including beggars (in the rural areas) (ii) P eo...

PRINT CULTURE AND THE MODERN WORLD- QUESTION ANSWERS

Chapter- Print Culture and the Modern World Subject- Social Studies (History) Class-10 ******************************************** Q1. Which three countries developed earliest print technology? Ans.  China, Japan and Korea. Q2.  What was woodblock printing? Answer: Paper was rubbed against the inked surface of woodblock. Q3.  What is 'Calligraphy'?  Answer:- It is the art of beautiful and stylish writing.  Q4. What is according books?  Mention its features. Answer:- 1.  Chinese according books were hand printed. 2.  They were printed by rubbing paper against the inked surface of wood blocks.  3. Printing was done on one side of paper and other side was blank due to its porous nature. 4.  These one-sided printed sheets were folded and stitched at the sides.  5. This came to be known as according books. Q5. How was printing culture influenced by the spread of cities and urban culture of in China?           ...